Bradd Shore
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3616282 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bradd Shore |
| NOMBRES | Bradd |
| APELLIDO | Shore |
| FIRMA | SHORE B |
| AFILIACIONES | Emory University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 133 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1978 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
The Hidden Powers of Ritual
An illuminating overview of the development, benefits, and importance of ritual in everyday life, written by a leading cognitive anthropologist. The Hidden Powers of Ritual is an engaging introduction to ritual studies that presents ritual as an evolved form of human behavior of almost unimaginable significance to our species. Every day across the globe, people gather to share meals, brew caffeinated beverages, or honor their ancestors. In this b…
Mana and Tapu
Anthropology and the Cognitive Challenge
A View from the Islands
Making Time for Family
Spiritual Work, Memory Work
For over 175 years, Salem Campground, in north-central Georgia, has been the site of one of the oldest camp meetings in the United States. Camp meetings were originated by Methodist circuit riders on the Kentucky and Tennessee frontier at the end of the 18th century as religious revival meetings. Today, camp meeting remains one of the oldest distinctly American religious traditions. Camp meetings have become a mix of spiritual revival and family …
Reading Samoans through Tahitians
Over the course of three decades my understanding of Samoa has been profoundly affected by Robert Levy's seminal work on Tahiti. No influence on my thinking has been more compelling. In this article I pay tribute to Levy by tracing the influence of his ideas on my understanding of Samoan ethno-psychology
Taking Culture Seriously
Developmental psychologists have often found it difficult to take cultural factors seriously in their research. This is in part because the holistic notion of culture appeared to have global effects that are difficult to model as variables in research designs, and anthropologists have not been able to agree on a viable unit of culture. This paper proposes that treating culture as ‘models’ is a powerful way to conceptualize cultural aspects of hum…
Classic Anthropology
Classic Anthropology: Critical Essays: 1944-1996. John W. Bennett. Piscataway, NJ: Transaction Publishers, 1998. 426 pp
Strange Fate of Holism
A Cognitive Theory of Cultural Meaning. Claudia Strauss , Naomi Quinn
Keeping the Conversation Going
A Dialogue on Dialogue
The Dialogic Emergence of Culture. Dennis Tedlock and Bruce Mannheim. eds. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1995. 302 pp
Wrapping In Images
Wrapping In Images: Tattooing in Polynesia. ALFRED GELL. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. xi + 347 pp., diagrams, figures, tables, bibliography, Index
Knowledge in formation
Culture in mind
Despite the recognized importance of cultural diversity in understanding the modern world, the emerging science of cognitive psychology has relied far more on experimental psychology, neurobiology, and computer science than on cultural anthropology for its models of how we think. In new book, anthropologist Bradd Shore has created the first study linking multiculturalism to cognitive psychology, exploring the complex relationship between cultural…
Marginal Play
Marginal play' describes the spilling over of play in games or sport beyond the normal regulatory boundaries that constitute them as play frames. This paper presents a variety of examples of marginal play in sport, and provides a theoretical model of sport-regulation to account for them. To make sense of marginal play, the paper distinguishes three levels at which play is regulated: constitutive rules, procedural rules and strategic plans. This f…
Emotion
Twice-Born, Once Conceived
Cultural cognition is the product of two different sorts of meaning: (a) the (objective) semiotic organization of cultural texts or models, and (b) the (subjective) processes of meaning construction through which cultural symbols become available to consciousness as "experience." This article proposes a way to bridge these two kinds of meaning by considering how cultural knowledge is grounded in sensory experience. Several cognitive processes (sc…
Anthropology as Anthropology
Ritual frames of mind
Gesch, Patrick F. Initiative and Initiation: A Cargo-Cult Type Movement in the Sepik against its Background in Traditional Village Religion. St. Augustin, West Germany: Anthropos Institute, 1985. xv + 347 pp. including appendices, references, plates, and index. DM 68.00 paper. MacAloon, John J., ed. Rite, Drama, Festival, Spectacle: Rehearsals Toward a Theory of Cultural Performance. Philadelphia: ISHI Publishers, 1984. viii + 280 pp. including c…
Human Ambivalence and the Structuring of Moral Values
Afterword
Totem as practically reason
The Lau of Malaita . 1987. Produced and directed by Leslie Woodhead
Twice-Born, Once Conceived
Cultural cognition is the product of two different sorts of meaning: (a) the (objective) semiotic organization of cultural texts or models, and (b) the (subjective) processes of meaning construction through which cultural symbols become available to consciousness as "experience." This article proposes a way to bridge these two kinds of meaning by considering how cultural knowledge is grounded in sensory experience. Several cognitive processes (sc…
Ghosts and Government
Human Ambivalence and the Structuring of Moral Values
The Nobility and the Chiefly Tradition in the Modern Kingdom of Tonga
Mead's Other Manus
Romanucci-Ross has taken a different approach in this timely and important book: she has written self-consciously about her fieldwork with Margaret Mead and Ted Schwartz on Manus as it developed from 1963-67...Romanucci-Ross has written about the encounter that all ethnography must negotiate in principle on its uneven routes through experiences with Others to ethnological analysis and perhaps on to the dusty immortality of print. This is in that …
Paradox Regained
Typee or Happar? A frightful death at the hands of the fiercest of cannibals, or a kindly reception from a gentler race of savages? Which?...The part of the valley in which we found ourselves appeared to be altogether uninhabited
Spiritual Work, Memory Work
For over 175 years, Salem Campground, in north-central Georgia, has been the site of one of the oldest camp meetings in the United States. Camp meetings were originated by Methodist circuit riders on the Kentucky and Tennessee frontier at the end of the 18th century as religious revival meetings. Today, camp meeting remains one of the oldest distinctly American religious traditions. Camp meetings have become a mix of spiritual revival and family …
Reading Samoans through Tahitians
Over the course of three decades my understanding of Samoa has been profoundly affected by Robert Levy's seminal work on Tahiti. No influence on my thinking has been more compelling. In this article I pay tribute to Levy by tracing the influence of his ideas on my understanding of Samoan ethno-psychology
Keeping the Conversation Going
Wrapping In Images
Wrapping In Images: Tattooing in Polynesia. ALFRED GELL. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. xi + 347 pp., diagrams, figures, tables, bibliography, Index
Is Language a Prisonhouse
A View from the Islands
Making Time for Family
Marginal Play
Marginal play' describes the spilling over of play in games or sport beyond the normal regulatory boundaries that constitute them as play frames. This paper presents a variety of examples of marginal play in sport, and provides a theoretical model of sport-regulation to account for them. To make sense of marginal play, the paper distinguishes three levels at which play is regulated: constitutive rules, procedural rules and strategic plans. This f…
Emotion
Reply to Derek Freeman's Review of Sala'ilua
Knowledge in formation
Anthropology as Anthropology
Afterword
Ghosts and Government
General and Theoretical
Sala’Ilua a Samoan Mystery
The Nobility and the Chiefly Tradition in the Modern Kingdom of Tonga
Rapanui
Linguistics
Paradox Regained
Typee or Happar? A frightful death at the hands of the fiercest of cannibals, or a kindly reception from a gentler race of savages? Which?...The part of the valley in which we found ourselves appeared to be altogether uninhabited
Reply to Derek Freeman's Review of Sala'ilua
Mead's Other Manus
Romanucci-Ross has taken a different approach in this timely and important book: she has written self-consciously about her fieldwork with Margaret Mead and Ted Schwartz on Manus as it developed from 1963-67...Romanucci-Ross has written about the encounter that all ethnography must negotiate in principle on its uneven routes through experiences with Others to ethnological analysis and perhaps on to the dusty immortality of print. This is in that …
Is Language a Prisonhouse
Totem as practically reason
The Lau of Malaita . 1987. Produced and directed by Leslie Woodhead
Anthropology as Anthropology
Ritual frames of mind
Gesch, Patrick F. Initiative and Initiation: A Cargo-Cult Type Movement in the Sepik against its Background in Traditional Village Religion. St. Augustin, West Germany: Anthropos Institute, 1985. xv + 347 pp. including appendices, references, plates, and index. DM 68.00 paper. MacAloon, John J., ed. Rite, Drama, Festival, Spectacle: Rehearsals Toward a Theory of Cultural Performance. Philadelphia: ISHI Publishers, 1984. viii + 280 pp. including c…
Human Ambivalence and the Structuring of Moral Values
Afterword
Twice-Born, Once Conceived
Cultural cognition is the product of two different sorts of meaning: (a) the (objective) semiotic organization of cultural texts or models, and (b) the (subjective) processes of meaning construction through which cultural symbols become available to consciousness as "experience." This article proposes a way to bridge these two kinds of meaning by considering how cultural knowledge is grounded in sensory experience. Several cognitive processes (sc…
Emotion
Marginal Play
Marginal play' describes the spilling over of play in games or sport beyond the normal regulatory boundaries that constitute them as play frames. This paper presents a variety of examples of marginal play in sport, and provides a theoretical model of sport-regulation to account for them. To make sense of marginal play, the paper distinguishes three levels at which play is regulated: constitutive rules, procedural rules and strategic plans. This f…
Knowledge in formation
Culture in mind
Despite the recognized importance of cultural diversity in understanding the modern world, the emerging science of cognitive psychology has relied far more on experimental psychology, neurobiology, and computer science than on cultural anthropology for its models of how we think. In new book, anthropologist Bradd Shore has created the first study linking multiculturalism to cognitive psychology, exploring the complex relationship between cultural…
Keeping the Conversation Going
A Dialogue on Dialogue
The Dialogic Emergence of Culture. Dennis Tedlock and Bruce Mannheim. eds. Urbana: University of Illinois Press, 1995. 302 pp
Wrapping In Images
Wrapping In Images: Tattooing in Polynesia. ALFRED GELL. Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1993. xi + 347 pp., diagrams, figures, tables, bibliography, Index
Strange Fate of Holism
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