Joel S Savishinsky
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 80083 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Joel S Savishinsky |
| NOMBRES | Joel S |
| APELLIDO | Savishinsky |
| FIRMA | SAVISHINSKY J S |
| AFILIACIONES | Ithaca College |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 26 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 26 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1971 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2011 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
Education and Moral Reciprocity
Varia
Contents, Vol. 17, 1974
The Child is Father to the Dog
Research Articles| December 18 2009 The Child is Father to the Dog: Canines and Personality Processes in an Arctic Community Subject Area: Psychiatry and Psychology , Women's and Children's Health Joel S. Savishinsky Joel S. Savishinsky Department of Anthropology, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Human Development (1974) 17 (6): 460–466. https://doi.org/10.1159/000271390 Articl…
The Quest for Legacy in Later Life
Anthropological fieldwork among retirees in a rural New York community revealed that a common feature in people's search for meaning was their effort to create a legacy. The results varied, and included innovative programs, the moral lessons of personal experience, and creative works. New retirees also cared about who would succeed them, either in their former positions, or by carrying on the work, stories, or sensibilities they had forged. Ethno…
Breaking the Watch
The passions of maturity
Society for Humanistic Anthropology
Click Language
The Nacirema and the Tsiruot
Mastering the Art of Retirement
Our Public Image
Intimacy, domesticity and pet therapy with the elderly
Deviance
Introduction: The Anthropology of Deviance Models for Cross-Cultural Research Smart Rules and Proper Rules: A Journey Through Deviance by Morris Freilich Hard versus Soft Deviance: Anthropology and Labeling Theory by Douglas Raybeck Free Shows and Cheap Thrills: Staged Deviance in the Arctic and the Bahamas by Joel S. Savishinsky Ethnographic Essays Swaziland: Witchcraft and Deviance by Laurel Rose Female Violence Against Related Children: Child …
Social/Cultural Anthropology
The Fourth World
The Ambiguities of Alcohol
Linguistic Anthropology
Antideconstructionist
The Human Impact of a Pet Therapy Program in Three Geriatric Facilities
A participant‐observation study of a visiting pet therapy program for the residents of three geriatric facilities has revealed several unintended social effects. Though the program is designed to operate in a similar way in all three institutions, its impact varies with the size of the facility, the health status of the residents, and the format that visits follow in each home. These differences yield distinct levels of privacy, interpersonal sha…
Pets and Family Relationships Among Nursing Home Residents
An anthropological study of pet visiting programs to three nursing homes reveals five aspects of how elderly residents deal with their past and present ties to their families. (1) Sessions trigger childhood memories and family reminiscences associated with animals. (2) Pet loss and human loss are spoken about as interrelated experiences. (3) Animal visits highlight and help counteract the decline of domesticity that people go through in instituti…
Trapping, survival strategies, and environmental involvement
The Trail of the Hare
Ethnology
Coping with Feuding
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Joel Savishinsky; Coping with Feuding: The Missionary, the Fur Trader, and the Ethnographer. Human Organization 1 September 1972; 31 (3): 281–290. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.31.3.x449037686v7r257 Download citation file: Ris (Zoter…
The Trail of the Hare
Mobility as an Aspect of Stress in an Arctic Community1
Environmental sources of stress, in terms of scarce fur and food resources, the need for adequate shelter, and the physical hardships involved in obtaining these necessities, persist as features of life in some contemporary sub-arctic communities. In a small, isolated village of Hare Indians in the boreal forest of Canada's Northwest Territories, a variety of social sources of stress has also been found to affect the people. These include accultu…
Deviance
Introduction: The Anthropology of Deviance Models for Cross-Cultural Research Smart Rules and Proper Rules: A Journey Through Deviance by Morris Freilich Hard versus Soft Deviance: Anthropology and Labeling Theory by Douglas Raybeck Free Shows and Cheap Thrills: Staged Deviance in the Arctic and the Bahamas by Joel S. Savishinsky Ethnographic Essays Swaziland: Witchcraft and Deviance by Laurel Rose Female Violence Against Related Children: Child …
Pets and Family Relationships Among Nursing Home Residents
An anthropological study of pet visiting programs to three nursing homes reveals five aspects of how elderly residents deal with their past and present ties to their families. (1) Sessions trigger childhood memories and family reminiscences associated with animals. (2) Pet loss and human loss are spoken about as interrelated experiences. (3) Animal visits highlight and help counteract the decline of domesticity that people go through in instituti…
Intimacy, domesticity and pet therapy with the elderly
Coping with Feuding
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Joel Savishinsky; Coping with Feuding: The Missionary, the Fur Trader, and the Ethnographer. Human Organization 1 September 1972; 31 (3): 281–290. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.31.3.x449037686v7r257 Download citation file: Ris (Zoter…
The Quest for Legacy in Later Life
Anthropological fieldwork among retirees in a rural New York community revealed that a common feature in people's search for meaning was their effort to create a legacy. The results varied, and included innovative programs, the moral lessons of personal experience, and creative works. New retirees also cared about who would succeed them, either in their former positions, or by carrying on the work, stories, or sensibilities they had forged. Ethno…
Trapping, survival strategies, and environmental involvement
The passions of maturity
Mastering the Art of Retirement
The Fourth World
The Ambiguities of Alcohol
The Human Impact of a Pet Therapy Program in Three Geriatric Facilities
A participant‐observation study of a visiting pet therapy program for the residents of three geriatric facilities has revealed several unintended social effects. Though the program is designed to operate in a similar way in all three institutions, its impact varies with the size of the facility, the health status of the residents, and the format that visits follow in each home. These differences yield distinct levels of privacy, interpersonal sha…
Mobility as an Aspect of Stress in an Arctic Community1
Environmental sources of stress, in terms of scarce fur and food resources, the need for adequate shelter, and the physical hardships involved in obtaining these necessities, persist as features of life in some contemporary sub-arctic communities. In a small, isolated village of Hare Indians in the boreal forest of Canada's Northwest Territories, a variety of social sources of stress has also been found to affect the people. These include accultu…
Coping with Feuding
Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables Video Audio Supplementary Data Peer Review Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Tools Icon Tools Get Permissions Cite Icon Cite Search Site Citation Joel Savishinsky; Coping with Feuding: The Missionary, the Fur Trader, and the Ethnographer. Human Organization 1 September 1972; 31 (3): 281–290. doi: https://doi.org/10.17730/humo.31.3.x449037686v7r257 Download citation file: Ris (Zoter…
The Trail of the Hare
Ethnology
Trapping, survival strategies, and environmental involvement
Pets and Family Relationships Among Nursing Home Residents
An anthropological study of pet visiting programs to three nursing homes reveals five aspects of how elderly residents deal with their past and present ties to their families. (1) Sessions trigger childhood memories and family reminiscences associated with animals. (2) Pet loss and human loss are spoken about as interrelated experiences. (3) Animal visits highlight and help counteract the decline of domesticity that people go through in instituti…
The Human Impact of a Pet Therapy Program in Three Geriatric Facilities
A participant‐observation study of a visiting pet therapy program for the residents of three geriatric facilities has revealed several unintended social effects. Though the program is designed to operate in a similar way in all three institutions, its impact varies with the size of the facility, the health status of the residents, and the format that visits follow in each home. These differences yield distinct levels of privacy, interpersonal sha…
Antideconstructionist
Linguistic Anthropology
The Fourth World
The Ambiguities of Alcohol
Our Public Image
Intimacy, domesticity and pet therapy with the elderly
Deviance
Introduction: The Anthropology of Deviance Models for Cross-Cultural Research Smart Rules and Proper Rules: A Journey Through Deviance by Morris Freilich Hard versus Soft Deviance: Anthropology and Labeling Theory by Douglas Raybeck Free Shows and Cheap Thrills: Staged Deviance in the Arctic and the Bahamas by Joel S. Savishinsky Ethnographic Essays Swaziland: Witchcraft and Deviance by Laurel Rose Female Violence Against Related Children: Child …
Social/Cultural Anthropology
The Nacirema and the Tsiruot
Mastering the Art of Retirement
Click Language
Society for Humanistic Anthropology
The passions of maturity
Breaking the Watch
The Quest for Legacy in Later Life
Anthropological fieldwork among retirees in a rural New York community revealed that a common feature in people's search for meaning was their effort to create a legacy. The results varied, and included innovative programs, the moral lessons of personal experience, and creative works. New retirees also cared about who would succeed them, either in their former positions, or by carrying on the work, stories, or sensibilities they had forged. Ethno…
Varia
Contents, Vol. 17, 1974
The Child is Father to the Dog
Research Articles| December 18 2009 The Child is Father to the Dog: Canines and Personality Processes in an Arctic Community Subject Area: Psychiatry and Psychology , Women's and Children's Health Joel S. Savishinsky Joel S. Savishinsky Department of Anthropology, Ithaca College, Ithaca, N.Y. Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Human Development (1974) 17 (6): 460–466. https://doi.org/10.1159/000271390 Articl…
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