No reason to talk about it: Families confront the nuclear taboo
Book
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OSTI ID:5577973
Based on interviews with families from various ethnic and economic backgrounds, the authors look at the effect of the nuclear threat on family life, exploring such issues as how parents deal with their children's fears about the threat of nuclear war and the difficulty adolescents have committing themselves to the adult community in the nuclear age. Using Erik Erikson's stages of development as a framework, they move from early childhood to old age in their analysis of how families confront the nuclear issue.
- OSTI ID:
- 5577973
- Country of Publication:
- United States
- Language:
- English
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