Titlebook: American Individualisms; Child Rearing and So Adrie S. Kusserow Book 2004 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2004 child.

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Ethnographic Method and Context,chologized individualism, but this in no way prevents me from practicing other kinds of individualism as well. I like to think of these kinds of individualism as akin to the way recent psychological anthropologists have had to rethink the labels individualistic/collectivistic, or egocentric/sociocen

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American Individualism and Social Class Revisited,derstand the reproduction of social inequality better by understanding the reproduction of class differences, particularly the socialization of class-based individualisms? And finally, how are these class differences in individualism passed on to children as natural and self-evident and hence go unc

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,Queenston and Kelley Ethnoconceptions of the Child’s Self: The Soft-Hard Continuum and Establishmen People can, if you don’t believe in something strong enough, can be converted. If you don’t believe in yourself, then yourself can be converted.” A Kelley mother described her son Edward as “very happy-go-lucky, sweet personality, easy to get along with, sometimes a little too easy. I fear that som

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2637-6806 ndividualisms that take root in communities with vastly different visions of the future, Kusserow brings social inequality back into previously bland and generic discussions of American individualism.978-1-4039-6480-9978-1-4039-7398-6Series ISSN 2637-6806 Series E-ISSN 2634-517X

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