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Moral Redefinition in Families as the Critical Aspect of the Generational Gap

A structural view of the family and of the late adolescent’s developing intellect suggests that generational gaps are probably inevitable, although their manifestations, in terms of content, clarity, and extent, would clearly vary at different times in history and in different societies. As a general description, this is neither a new nor a canny observation, since it has been implied by many who have noted that the adolescent’s rites of passage to adulthood involves perturbation, if not stress, and that different societies make various formal provisions for recognizing and then facilitating the transition. In fact, some societies appear to accommodate so smoothly to the adolescent becoming