Discussion:
In Never in Anger, Jean Briggs describes a society that not only has very different beliefs and values than her own, but a society where people express their emotions very differently.
Compare and contrast Utku attitudes toward love, affection, anger, and communication with those of Americans. What, according to Briggs, accounts for the unique temperament or emotional makeup of adults in Utku society? Does this book call into question the idea of a universal psychology? Why or why not?
The paper should be three to four pages in length (typed, double spaced). Lengthy block quotes are discouraged, but short, succinct quotes are an effective way to support your argument and demonstrate a close reading of the text.