Description
Paperback cover has some wear along edges and a small tear on top right corner of front cover. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.
This well-preserved copy of “The Teen Scene” by Lawrence Lariar offers a fascinating glimpse into the sociological landscape of mid-20th century American youth culture. Published in 1965, this seminal work captures the zeitgeist of the turbulent 1960s, a decade marked by profound social upheaval and the emergence of counterculture movements that challenged traditional norms and values. Lariar, a renowned sociologist and author, brings his keen observational skills and academic rigor to dissect the complexities of adolescent behavior, peer dynamics, and the ever-evolving generational divide. Drawing upon extensive research and firsthand accounts, this book explores the intricate web of influences that shape the teenage experience, from family dynamics and socioeconomic factors to the burgeoning impact of mass media and popular culture. With its insightful analysis and vivid depictions, “The Teen Scene” remains a valuable resource for scholars, collectors, and readers interested in understanding the formative years that continue to resonate through subsequent generations.
