Adolescent Identity: Evolutionary, Cultural and Developmental Perspectives

ISBN-13: 9780415890120 / Angielski / Twarda / 2012 / 346 str.

Bonnie Lynn Hewlett

Opis

Taking a bio-social approach, this volume bridges critical gaps in the understanding of the daily lives and experiences of adolescents in diverse cultures around the world. It provides insights into how interactions between biology, ecology, culture, and social structures influence the patterns of adolescent identity development.

Spis treści

1. Introduction: Adolescent Identity, Risk and Change  Bonnie L. Hewlett  Part One: Evolution: History and Hunter-Gatherers  2. Childhood, Adolescence, and Longevity: An Essay on Human Evolutionary Life History  Barry Bogin  3. Risky Adolescent Behavior: An Evolutionary Perspective  Bruce J. Ellis  4. Hunter-Gatherer Adolescence  Bonnie L. Hewlett and Barry S. Hewlett  Part Two: Culture and Development: Ritual, Risk, and Identity  5. Identity Development, Crises & Continuity: Death Defying Leaps in the Lives of Indigenous & Non-Indigenous Youth  Michael J. Chandler and William L. Dunlop  6. Contributions of Ritual Expressions at Puberty to Optimal Identity Formation of North American Indian Girls  Carol A. Markstrom  7. Food Restriction and Social Identity of Aka Forager Adolescents in the Republic of the Congo  Kiyoshi Takeuchi  8. "The Bullet is Certain": Armed Children and Gunplay on the Streets of Haiti  J. Christopher Kovats-Bernat  Part Three: Globalization: Tradition, Modernity, and Identity  9. Multiple Identifications of Multicultural Adolescents: Dialogues Between Tradition and Post-Modernity in a Global Context  Toon van Meijl  10. Traditional Dress in Kuwaiti Adolescents’ Drawings: Relations to Social Attitudes  Ramadan A. Ahmed and Judith L. Gibbons  11. Introduction of Television and Dominican Youth  Marsha B. Quinlan and Jenna R. Hansen  12. China’s Emergent Youth: Gender, Work, Dating, and Life-Orientation  William Jankowiak and Robert L. Moore  Conclusion  Alice Schlegel 

O autorze

Bonnie L. Hewlett is Instructor of Anthropology at Washington State University.