The second part, which includes segments on "the supernatural" and "Fishermen Along a Salmon River," reflects the author's work with Native Americans, especially the Yurok and Sioux tribes.
The second part, which includes segments on "the supernatural" and "Fishermen Along a Salmon River," reflects the author's work with Native Americans, especially the Yurok and Sioux tribes. Its final sections discuss the "Legend" of Gorky and Hitler's [*] upbringing and ask the reader to move "beyond anxiety." It begins with the case history of "Sam" who finds a dead mole in his backyard and has a panic attack, this launches the book's author into his thesis that to truly understand personal growth one must not only understand "the theory of infantile sexuality," but also the effect of the environment. FTP what book features a section the "Eight Ages of Man" that describes some famous stages of psychosocial development and was written by Erik Erikson.
The second part, which includes segments on "the supernatural" and "Fishermen Along a Salmon River," reflects the author's work with Native Americans, especially the Yurok and Sioux tribes.
{Childhood and Society}