The Self-Reliance of the Cherokee Male Adolescent
John Lowe
Abstract
John Lowe
Abstract
This ethnographic study was conducted to identify how: (1) the Cherokee male adolescent describes himself as being self-reliant according to the Cherokee definition of self-reliance, and (2) how the Cherokee male adolescent achieves self-reliance. Twelve Cherokee male adolescents were interviewed and observed. All of the participants were from the Western Band of Cherokees in Oklahoma and they each reported that Cherokee self-reliance is a way to keep the Cherokee from abusing drugs or alcohol.
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This ethnographic study was conducted to identify how: (1) the Cherokee male adolescent describes himself as being self-reliant according to the Cherokee definition of self-reliance, and (2) how the Cherokee male adolescent achieves self-reliance. Twelve Cherokee male adolescents were interviewed and observed. All of the participants were from the Western Band of Cherokees in Oklahoma and they each reported that Cherokee self-reliance is a way to keep the Cherokee from abusing drugs or alcohol.
Key concepts: Cherokee, Ethnography, Psychology, Gender studies, Sociology, History, Anthropology, Archaeology