William Fox
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 373622 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | William Fox |
| NOMBRES | William |
| APELLIDO | Fox |
| FIRMA | FOX W |
| AFILIACIONES | Skidmore College |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 28 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 27 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1913 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Catlinite Beads
Archaeological evidence is combined with 17th-century documents to record the production of red stone beads by Anishinaabe communities in southern Ontario for exchange with neighboring Iroquoian populations as far away as the Seneca in upstate New York. A transition from local red siltstone to exotic catlinite appears to have been influenced by the mid-century Iroquois Wars, while the symbolism inherent in these items may have been related to the…
Leveraging social science research to advance contemporary rangeland management
Petun to Wyandot
Social Statistics Using MicroCase
Perspectives on Contemporary Legend
Geopolitics and International Relations
Social and Economic Contexts of Folklore Variants
Effects of socioeconomic status and perceived affluence on anomia
This study analyzes (1) the effects of affluence perception on anomia and (2) the importance of affluence perception as an intervening variable interpreting the effects of race, education, and income on anomia. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of adults in Hamilton County (Cincinnati), Ohio. Affluence perception is found to be positively related to anomia and to account for part of the effects of race, education, and income…
Yearning for Yesterday
Folklore and Fakelore
William S. Fox, Folklore and Fakelore: Some Sociological Considerations, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 17, No. 2/3, Special Double Issue: The America Theme in American Folklore (May - Dec., 1980), pp. 244-261
Six Billion People
Television Viewing and the Perception of Affluence
Paralleling research on the effects of television on cognitions regarding violence, this study examines the effects of television on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. Television's frequent portrayal of America as a highly affluent society suggests that perceptions of affluence are positively related both to amount of television viewing and to perceived veracity of television, and that the effects of television viewing a…
Race, Class, and Perceptions of Affluence
This paper analyzes the effects of race, education, and income on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults. Race, education, and income are each found to have significant additive effects on affluence perceptions. Blacks, less educated people, and people with less income tend to perceive greater affluence. The analysis suggests the importa…
Authority Position, Legitimacy of Authority Structure, and Acquiescence to Authority
This paper reports a quasi-replication of Lopreato's test of hypotheses derived from Dahren-dorf's theory of class and class conflict in imperatively coordinated associations. Using survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults, measures are constructed of position in the authority structure, perception of the legitimacy of the authority structure, and acquiescence to authority. Our analysis supports Dahrendorf's contenti…
The Structure and Determinants of Occupational Militancy among Public School Teachers
Presents information on the results of a survey of teachers employed by a school district in a midwestern city that has experienced teachers' strikes since 1969. Variables used in the survey; Structure of teacher militancy; Analysis of the determinants of militancy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Feminist attitudes and preferences for a feminist “message”; song
Racial Differences in Perceptions of Affluence
This study examines perceptions held by inner-city blacks and whites of the extent of affluence in America. Blacks generally tend to believe that affluence is more widespread than do whites, although substantial variation in racial differences occurs across sex and age categories. Controls for socio-economic characteristics have little effect on racial differences in perceptions of affluence. The analysis suggests that race has an effect on perce…
Musical Taste Cultures and Taste Publics
Political Orientation and Music Preferences Among College Students
The socio-political implications of contemporary music are investigated using survey data pertaining to the political orientations, music involvement, and musical preferences of college students. The analysis indicates that political orientation is associated with amount of music involvement and with preferences for particular musical styles. Zero-order relationships are not substantially altered by controls for demographic background characteris…
Protestant-Catholic Differences in Educational Achievement and Persistence in School
Religious differences in educational attainment and persistence in school are investigated in an analysis of data from a 1957 national survey. Although no consistent Protestant-Catholic educational differences are found in gross comparisons, some Protestant advantage does appear after the introduction of controls. Controlling for ethnicity, region of birth, age, generation, father's occupation, and size of community of orientation, Protestants ar…
Religion and Occupational Achievement
The Bruce Beckons
The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61
Journal Article The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61 Get access The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61. Edited by W. S. Fox. (University of Toronto Press, 1945. Pp. xiii + 144. $2.00.) E. E. Rich E. E. Rich St. Catharine's College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 56, Issue 224, 1 December 1946, Pages 642–644, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226001 P…
Will the Public Support a Merit System? a Pennsylvania Experiment
Journal Article WILL THE PUBLIC SUPPORT A MERIT SYSTEM? A PENNSYLVANIA EXPERIMENT Get access WILLIAM FOX WILLIAM FOX Mr. Fox is an instructor in Political Science at Temple University. He gathered the material for this study while serving on one of the examining boards described in the article. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 3, Issue 1, January 1939, Pages 117–123, https:/…
Juno; A Study in Early Roman Religion
Political Orientation and Music Preferences Among College Students
The socio-political implications of contemporary music are investigated using survey data pertaining to the political orientations, music involvement, and musical preferences of college students. The analysis indicates that political orientation is associated with amount of music involvement and with preferences for particular musical styles. Zero-order relationships are not substantially altered by controls for demographic background characteris…
Religion and Occupational Achievement
Television Viewing and the Perception of Affluence
Paralleling research on the effects of television on cognitions regarding violence, this study examines the effects of television on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. Television's frequent portrayal of America as a highly affluent society suggests that perceptions of affluence are positively related both to amount of television viewing and to perceived veracity of television, and that the effects of television viewing a…
The Structure and Determinants of Occupational Militancy among Public School Teachers
Presents information on the results of a survey of teachers employed by a school district in a midwestern city that has experienced teachers' strikes since 1969. Variables used in the survey; Structure of teacher militancy; Analysis of the determinants of militancy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Authority Position, Legitimacy of Authority Structure, and Acquiescence to Authority
This paper reports a quasi-replication of Lopreato's test of hypotheses derived from Dahren-dorf's theory of class and class conflict in imperatively coordinated associations. Using survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults, measures are constructed of position in the authority structure, perception of the legitimacy of the authority structure, and acquiescence to authority. Our analysis supports Dahrendorf's contenti…
A History of Greek Religion
Folklore and Fakelore
William S. Fox, Folklore and Fakelore: Some Sociological Considerations, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 17, No. 2/3, Special Double Issue: The America Theme in American Folklore (May - Dec., 1980), pp. 244-261
Feminist attitudes and preferences for a feminist “message”; song
Racial Differences in Perceptions of Affluence
This study examines perceptions held by inner-city blacks and whites of the extent of affluence in America. Blacks generally tend to believe that affluence is more widespread than do whites, although substantial variation in racial differences occurs across sex and age categories. Controls for socio-economic characteristics have little effect on racial differences in perceptions of affluence. The analysis suggests that race has an effect on perce…
Effects of socioeconomic status and perceived affluence on anomia
This study analyzes (1) the effects of affluence perception on anomia and (2) the importance of affluence perception as an intervening variable interpreting the effects of race, education, and income on anomia. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of adults in Hamilton County (Cincinnati), Ohio. Affluence perception is found to be positively related to anomia and to account for part of the effects of race, education, and income…
Social and Economic Contexts of Folklore Variants
Six Billion People
Race, Class, and Perceptions of Affluence
This paper analyzes the effects of race, education, and income on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults. Race, education, and income are each found to have significant additive effects on affluence perceptions. Blacks, less educated people, and people with less income tend to perceive greater affluence. The analysis suggests the importa…
Musical Taste Cultures and Taste Publics
The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61
Journal Article The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61 Get access The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61. Edited by W. S. Fox. (University of Toronto Press, 1945. Pp. xiii + 144. $2.00.) E. E. Rich E. E. Rich St. Catharine's College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 56, Issue 224, 1 December 1946, Pages 642–644, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226001 P…
Note on Horace Odes i. 27. 21-24
The Mythology of All Races. Volume I, Greek and Roman
A History of Greek Religion
Juno; A Study in Early Roman Religion
Will the Public Support a Merit System? a Pennsylvania Experiment
Journal Article WILL THE PUBLIC SUPPORT A MERIT SYSTEM? A PENNSYLVANIA EXPERIMENT Get access WILLIAM FOX WILLIAM FOX Mr. Fox is an instructor in Political Science at Temple University. He gathered the material for this study while serving on one of the examining boards described in the article. Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Public Opinion Quarterly, Volume 3, Issue 1, January 1939, Pages 117–123, https:/…
The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61
Journal Article The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61 Get access The Letters of William Davies, of Toronto, 1854-61. Edited by W. S. Fox. (University of Toronto Press, 1945. Pp. xiii + 144. $2.00.) E. E. Rich E. E. Rich St. Catharine's College, Cambridge Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 56, Issue 224, 1 December 1946, Pages 642–644, https://doi.org/10.2307/2226001 P…
The Bruce Beckons
Religion and Occupational Achievement
Protestant-Catholic Differences in Educational Achievement and Persistence in School
Religious differences in educational attainment and persistence in school are investigated in an analysis of data from a 1957 national survey. Although no consistent Protestant-Catholic educational differences are found in gross comparisons, some Protestant advantage does appear after the introduction of controls. Controlling for ethnicity, region of birth, age, generation, father's occupation, and size of community of orientation, Protestants ar…
Political Orientation and Music Preferences Among College Students
The socio-political implications of contemporary music are investigated using survey data pertaining to the political orientations, music involvement, and musical preferences of college students. The analysis indicates that political orientation is associated with amount of music involvement and with preferences for particular musical styles. Zero-order relationships are not substantially altered by controls for demographic background characteris…
Feminist attitudes and preferences for a feminist “message”; song
Racial Differences in Perceptions of Affluence
This study examines perceptions held by inner-city blacks and whites of the extent of affluence in America. Blacks generally tend to believe that affluence is more widespread than do whites, although substantial variation in racial differences occurs across sex and age categories. Controls for socio-economic characteristics have little effect on racial differences in perceptions of affluence. The analysis suggests that race has an effect on perce…
Musical Taste Cultures and Taste Publics
The Structure and Determinants of Occupational Militancy among Public School Teachers
Presents information on the results of a survey of teachers employed by a school district in a midwestern city that has experienced teachers' strikes since 1969. Variables used in the survey; Structure of teacher militancy; Analysis of the determinants of militancy. (Abstract copyright EBSCO.)
Race, Class, and Perceptions of Affluence
This paper analyzes the effects of race, education, and income on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults. Race, education, and income are each found to have significant additive effects on affluence perceptions. Blacks, less educated people, and people with less income tend to perceive greater affluence. The analysis suggests the importa…
Authority Position, Legitimacy of Authority Structure, and Acquiescence to Authority
This paper reports a quasi-replication of Lopreato's test of hypotheses derived from Dahren-dorf's theory of class and class conflict in imperatively coordinated associations. Using survey data from a probability sample of Hamilton County, Ohio, adults, measures are constructed of position in the authority structure, perception of the legitimacy of the authority structure, and acquiescence to authority. Our analysis supports Dahrendorf's contenti…
Television Viewing and the Perception of Affluence
Paralleling research on the effects of television on cognitions regarding violence, this study examines the effects of television on perceptions of the extent of affluence in the United States. Television's frequent portrayal of America as a highly affluent society suggests that perceptions of affluence are positively related both to amount of television viewing and to perceived veracity of television, and that the effects of television viewing a…
Six Billion People
Folklore and Fakelore
William S. Fox, Folklore and Fakelore: Some Sociological Considerations, Journal of the Folklore Institute, Vol. 17, No. 2/3, Special Double Issue: The America Theme in American Folklore (May - Dec., 1980), pp. 244-261
Yearning for Yesterday
Effects of socioeconomic status and perceived affluence on anomia
This study analyzes (1) the effects of affluence perception on anomia and (2) the importance of affluence perception as an intervening variable interpreting the effects of race, education, and income on anomia. The analysis uses survey data from a probability sample of adults in Hamilton County (Cincinnati), Ohio. Affluence perception is found to be positively related to anomia and to account for part of the effects of race, education, and income…
Social and Economic Contexts of Folklore Variants
Geopolitics and International Relations
Perspectives on Contemporary Legend
Social Statistics Using MicroCase
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