Youth: divergent perspectives. Edited by Peter K. Manning.
By: Manning, Peter K.
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Contents:
Bell, D. Sensibility in the 60's.--Douglas, J. D. The growing importance of youth and of college students in American Society.--Laqueur, W. Reflections of youth movements.--Lipset, S. M. American student activism in comparative perspective.--Flacks, R. Young intelligentsia in revolt.--Nisbet, R. Who killed the student revolution?--Riesman, D. Observations on contemporary college students--especially women.--Cottle, T. J. Voices in the yard.--Becker, H. S. What do they really learn at college?--Cottle, T. J. Time's children.--Mead, M. Prefigurative cultures and unknown children.--Lifton, R. J. The young and old--notes on a new history.
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