Becoming Modern: Individual Change in Six Developing Countries

Author(s): Alex Inkeles

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Ethos, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Summer, 1975), pp. 323-342

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• Issue Table of Contents
  • Ethos, Vol. 3, No. 2 (Summer, 1975), pp. i-ii+93-342
    • Front Matter [pp.  i - ii]
    • Introduction [pp.  93 - 96]
    • Margaret Mead and the Study of Socialization [pp.  97 - 112]
    • Primate Socialization
      • Growing Up in a Monkey Group [pp.  113 - 128]
      • Learning What Comes Naturally: The Role of Life Experience in the Establishment of Species Typical Behavior [pp.  129 - 142]
    • The Socialization of Affect
      • Some Components of Socialization for Trance [pp.  143 - 155]
      • Absent Eyes and Idle Hands: Socialization for Low Affect among the Sebei [pp.  157 - 163]
      • Affective Dissonance and Primary Socialization: Implications for a Theory of Incest Avoidance [pp.  165 - 182]
      • Aloofness and Intimacy of Husbands and Wives: A Cross-Cultural Study [pp.  183 - 207]
    • Cognitive Socialization
      • Dream Concepts of Hausa Children: A Critique of the "Doctrine of Invariant Sequence" in Cognitive Development [pp.  209 - 230]
      • Resilience in Cognitive Development [pp.  231 - 247]
      • Theorizing about Socialization of Cognition [pp.  249 - 268]
      • A Conjunctive Pattern in Middle Class Informal and Formal Education [pp.  269 - 279]
    • Socialization in the Context of Change
      • Time: History Versus Chronicle; Socialization as Cultural Preexperience [pp.  281 - 292]
      • Eidos and Change: Continuity in Process, Discontinuity in Product [pp.  293 - 308]
      • Relations among Generations in Time-Limited Cultures [pp.  309 - 322]
      • Becoming Modern: Individual Change in Six Developing Countries [pp.  323 - 342]
    • Back Matter