Emerging adulthood is fraught with more problems than most people realize. The bright side of freedom, growth, and opportunities for emerging adults is accompanied by a darker, more troubling side. Based on a major, national study of emerging adults ages 18-23, this volume gives readers an inside view of some of the unsettling aspects of emerging adulthood and seeks to understand the deeper roots of such problems.
Emerging adulthood is fraught with more problems than most people realize. The bright side of freedom, growth, and opportunities for emerging adults is accompanied by a darker, more troubling side. Based on a major, national study of emerging adults ages 18-23, this volume gives readers an inside view of some of the unsettling aspects of emerging adulthood and seeks to understand the deeper roots of such problems.
Christian Smith is the William R. Kenan, Jr. Professor of Sociology at the University of Notre Dame, Director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Society, Director of the Notre Dame Center for Social Research, Principal Investigator of the National Study of Youth and Religion, and Principal Investigator of the Science of Generosity Initiative. His books include Souls in Transition (with P. Snell); Moral, Believing Animals; and Soul Searching (with M.L. Denton).
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Introduction 1. Morality Adrift 2. Captive to Consumerism 3. Intoxication's ''Fake Feeling of Happiness'' 4. The Shadow Side of Sexual Liberation 5. Civic and Political Disengagement Conclusion
Introduction 1. Morality Adrift 2. Captive to Consumerism 3. Intoxication's ''Fake Feeling of Happiness'' 4. The Shadow Side of Sexual Liberation 5. Civic and Political Disengagement Conclusion
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