Fear And Conventionality
Fear And Conventionality
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" 23 Separation of the sexes is also assured through other forms of social separation. Social barriers based on differences in age, in culture and religion, in economic or political class, in kinship and race, his followers, a tennis devotee, audibly demurred. "I know, " said the preacher, "Rody plays tennis and he's no sissie. " 124 Fear and Conventionality all figure in exaggerated form the moment sex itself figures. The merest glance at marriage restrictions shows this condition. Even when m...arriage within one's own age-class is not required by law or custom, how misled is the girl who marries an old man, * how ludicrous the young man who falls in love with an old woman. With any married woman who is his junior, an Andaman- ese is forbidden direct communication. 24 Unless a woman unrelated to him is "very much his senior, " an American is advised by at least one writer on etiquette not to offer her valuable presents. 25 In fact so efficient a barrier between the sexes does a difference in age appear that among simple people it is sometimes simulated as a device for separation.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 23 Separation of the sexes is also assured through other forms of social separation. Social barriers based on differences in age, in culture and religion, in economic or political class, in kinship and race, his followers, a tennis devotee, audibly demurred. "I know, " said the preacher, "Rody plays tennis and he's no sissie. " 124 Fear and Conventionality all figure in exaggerated form the moment sex itself figures. The merest glance at marriage restrictions shows this condition. Even when m...arriage within one's own age-class is not required by law or custom, how misled is the girl who marries an old man, * how ludicrous the young man who falls in love with an old woman. With any married woman who is his junior, an Andaman- ese is forbidden direct communication. 24 Unless a woman unrelated to him is "very much his senior, " an American is advised by at least one writer on etiquette not to offer her valuable presents. 25 In fact so efficient a barrier between the sexes does a difference in age appear that among simple people it is sometimes simulated as a device for separation.
What to read after Fear And Conventionality?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elsie Worthington Clews Parsons to read onlineMoreLess
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