Margaret Mead / 米德

Margaret Mead appears in 113.亨丽埃塔与那场将人类学送上审判席的谋杀案 through the Columbia University anthropology response to Henrietta Schmerler / 亨丽埃塔·施梅勒’s murder. The source says Mead argued that women could be killed even in so-called civilized communities, while also criticizing Schmerler for not securing enough female protection.

The episode uses Mead to show how a discipline can recognize women’s danger and still slide into Victim Blaming As Institutional Defense. Her response is presented as part of a broader institutional field where scholars worried about reputation, field access, and rules for women researchers after the case.

Connections

• Henrietta Schmerler / 亨丽埃塔·施梅勒 - victim and young anthropologist in the source.
• Ruth Benedict / 本尼狄克特, Franz Boas / 博尔斯, and Columbia University - academic context.
• Fieldwork Sexual Violence and Anthropology Fieldwork Safety - problems raised by the case.
• Disciplinary Self-Protection After Harm - institutional response pattern.