Margaret Mead
An influential anthropologist known for her research on Samoan culture and her book on adolescence in American Samoa.
Top 3 podcasts with Margaret Mead
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May 3, 2024 • 34min
Margaret Mead and the psychedelic community that theorized AI
Margaret Mead, an influential anthropologist, delves into the realms of psychedelic research, connecting scientific communities interested in exploring computer science, neurology, and consciousness. Joined by science professor Benjamin Breen and Lux Capital's Sam Arbesman, they explore Mead's work and the historical context of psychedelics post-World War II, shedding light on indigenous traditions, societal transformations, and the intersection of science, social history, and maps.
Jul 28, 2020 • 1h 52min
Nature-Nurture Death Spiral pt. 1: Margaret Mead Goes to Samoa
Renowned anthropologist Margaret Mead's research in Samoa challenges perceptions of human nature. The podcast explores ideological conflicts in social movements and the importance of clear visions for a better society. Discussions on human behavior, cultural observations, and debunking myths about human population differences provoke thought on nature versus nurture debates.
Jan 10, 2019 • 52min
Episode 34: From the Archive - Margaret Mead
In this archival lecture, anthropologist Margaret Mead discusses the lives of women from prehistoric to modern times, exploring topics such as gender relationships in human evolution, unique aspects of human development, and the historical discovery of paternity and its impact on human history.
