Adolescence in a Moroccan Town (Adolescents in a changing world)

by Susan Schaefer Davis and Douglas A. Davis

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Adolescence is in many ways a culturally constructed category, with different meanings for different societies. Susan Schaefer Davis and Douglas A. Davis have studied adolescence in Zawiya, a town in northern Morocco. They examine changes in views of adolescence, changes in adolescent behavior, and differences in the adolescent experiences of boys and girls over the past few decades.

Rashid was eighteen in 1982, when he helped us understand the feelings and activities of young people in his neighborhood, no longer a boy but not quite a man. He liked to talk about how his feelings and his understanding had grown from the time described, when he was just a kid. He recalled his dreams and plans in one of the hundreds of conversations we had about adolescence in this Moroccan town. His generation of youth in "Zawiya," on the western edge of North Africa, are the subject of this book.

  • ISBN10 0813513685
  • ISBN13 9780813513683
  • Publish Date 1 May 1989
  • Publish Status Out of Print
  • Out of Print 25 June 2013
  • Publish Country US
  • Imprint Rutgers University Press
  • Format Hardcover
  • Pages 288
  • Language English