Philip L Kilbride
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 86169 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Philip L Kilbride |
| NOMBRES | Philip L |
| APELLIDO | Kilbride |
| FIRMA | KILBRIDE P L |
| AFILIACIONES | Bryn Mawr College |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 71 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 20 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1969 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2012 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Not Just a Victim
Encounters with American Ethnic Cultures
Encounters with American Ethnic Cultures represents a cultural approach to understanding ethnic diversity in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Thirteen chapters, each using an ethnographic field methodology, explore such ethnic experience as the invisible (WASPS and African-Americans); self-chosen (Welsh-American, Irish-American, and Ukrainian-American); gender-related (the Lubovitcher); religious (Jewish, Native American, Greek-American, and P…
The bridge to humanity
Commentary
Anti anti‐universalism
Shweder, Richard A. Thinking through Cultures: Expeditions in Cultural Psychology. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1991. vii + 404 pp. including notes, references, and index. $34.95 cloth, $15.95 paper. Stigler, James W., Shweder, Richard A., and Herdt, Gilbert, eds. Cultural Psychology: Essays on Comparative Human Development. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1990. ix + 625 pp. including chapter references and indices. $59.50 cloth, $…
Changing Family Life in East Africa
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Bryn Mawr Requests Letters of Support
Socialization for High Positive Affect between Mother and Infant among the Baganda of Uganda
Introduction
Sensorimotor Behavior of Baganda and Samia Infants
Previous research has demonstrated that Baganda infants of Uganda are comparatively advanced in their rate of sensorimotor development. This finding of precocity has been replicated in a number of African societies, giving rise to the "African precocity" issue. The present study reports data on smiling, sitting, and crawling skills for the Samia of Kenya. These data are compared with Baganda and U.S. norms to show that an understanding of the Afr…
Barmaiding as a Deviant Occupation Among the Baganda of Uganda
Solitaire and solidaire
Paul Riesman. Freedom in Fulani Social Life: An Introspective Ethnography. Translated from the French by Martha Fuller. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. xiii + 297 pp. Notes, glossary and index of Fulani terms, bibliography, general index, illustrations. $25.00
Sitting and Smiling Behavior of Baganda Infants
Previous research has noted that the Baganda of Uganda are comparatively accelerated in the rate of their psychomotor development. As part of a longitudinal study of mother-infant interaction and infant psychomotor development during the first six months of life, when precocity had been found to be greatest, the present investigation reports on two psychomotor skills, smiling and sitting, which are socially significant to the Baganda themselves. …
Piaget in Africa
Barnabus Otaala. The Development of Operational Thinking in Primary School Children: An Examination of Some Aspects of Piaget's Theory among the Iteso Children of Uganda. New York: Teachers College Press, 1973. ix + 118 pp. Tables, appendixes, and references. $3.95 (paper)
Sociocultural Factors and the Early Manifestation of Sociability Behavior Among Baranda Infants
Development and Change
Sex Differences in Dreams in Uganda
The Comparative Motor Development of Baganda, American White, and American Black Infants1
Baganda infants in Uganda were found to be significantly advanced in motor development during the first year of life when compared with Bayley's sample of American White and Black infants. Though they were not found to be as precocious as Geber's sample of Uganda infants, the same downward trend in degree of motor development during the second year of life was found. As age increased, developmental motor quotient (DMQ) decreased, but at 24 months…
Factor Analysis and Case Selection in Complex Societies
0f major concern to anthropologists today is the viability of their traditional research procedures for comprehending large, complex societies. In a recent review of these matters, Despres has observed that: The problem involves the impending extinction of the so-called primitive societies in which anthropologists have done most of their work and the growing realization that anthropology's future as a scientific discipline depends upon the abilit…
Pictorial Depth Perception and Acculturation Among the Baganda1
Data collected among the Baganda of Uganda indicates that pictorial perceptual skills are positively and significantly related to relative amounts of exposure to Western culture. Both urban and relatively more acculturated rural residents make overall more correct identifications of pictorial objects and more consistent use of cues to pictorial depth than more traditional Baganda. These results offer support for the proposition that visual percep…
Changing Family Life in East Africa
Sociocultural Factors and the Early Manifestation of Sociability Behavior Among Baranda Infants
Introduction
The Comparative Motor Development of Baganda, American White, and American Black Infants1
Baganda infants in Uganda were found to be significantly advanced in motor development during the first year of life when compared with Bayley's sample of American White and Black infants. Though they were not found to be as precocious as Geber's sample of Uganda infants, the same downward trend in degree of motor development during the second year of life was found. As age increased, developmental motor quotient (DMQ) decreased, but at 24 months…
Sitting and Smiling Behavior of Baganda Infants
Previous research has noted that the Baganda of Uganda are comparatively accelerated in the rate of their psychomotor development. As part of a longitudinal study of mother-infant interaction and infant psychomotor development during the first six months of life, when precocity had been found to be greatest, the present investigation reports on two psychomotor skills, smiling and sitting, which are socially significant to the Baganda themselves. …
Factor Analysis and Case Selection in Complex Societies
0f major concern to anthropologists today is the viability of their traditional research procedures for comprehending large, complex societies. In a recent review of these matters, Despres has observed that: The problem involves the impending extinction of the so-called primitive societies in which anthropologists have done most of their work and the growing realization that anthropology's future as a scientific discipline depends upon the abilit…
Socialization for High Positive Affect between Mother and Infant among the Baganda of Uganda
Sensorimotor Behavior of Baganda and Samia Infants
Previous research has demonstrated that Baganda infants of Uganda are comparatively advanced in their rate of sensorimotor development. This finding of precocity has been replicated in a number of African societies, giving rise to the "African precocity" issue. The present study reports data on smiling, sitting, and crawling skills for the Samia of Kenya. These data are compared with Baganda and U.S. norms to show that an understanding of the Afr…
Pictorial Depth Perception and Acculturation Among the Baganda1
Data collected among the Baganda of Uganda indicates that pictorial perceptual skills are positively and significantly related to relative amounts of exposure to Western culture. Both urban and relatively more acculturated rural residents make overall more correct identifications of pictorial objects and more consistent use of cues to pictorial depth than more traditional Baganda. These results offer support for the proposition that visual percep…
Barmaiding as a Deviant Occupation Among the Baganda of Uganda
Sex Differences in Dreams in Uganda
Factor Analysis and Case Selection in Complex Societies
0f major concern to anthropologists today is the viability of their traditional research procedures for comprehending large, complex societies. In a recent review of these matters, Despres has observed that: The problem involves the impending extinction of the so-called primitive societies in which anthropologists have done most of their work and the growing realization that anthropology's future as a scientific discipline depends upon the abilit…
Pictorial Depth Perception and Acculturation Among the Baganda1
Data collected among the Baganda of Uganda indicates that pictorial perceptual skills are positively and significantly related to relative amounts of exposure to Western culture. Both urban and relatively more acculturated rural residents make overall more correct identifications of pictorial objects and more consistent use of cues to pictorial depth than more traditional Baganda. These results offer support for the proposition that visual percep…
The Comparative Motor Development of Baganda, American White, and American Black Infants1
Baganda infants in Uganda were found to be significantly advanced in motor development during the first year of life when compared with Bayley's sample of American White and Black infants. Though they were not found to be as precocious as Geber's sample of Uganda infants, the same downward trend in degree of motor development during the second year of life was found. As age increased, developmental motor quotient (DMQ) decreased, but at 24 months…
Sex Differences in Dreams in Uganda
Development and Change
Piaget in Africa
Barnabus Otaala. The Development of Operational Thinking in Primary School Children: An Examination of Some Aspects of Piaget's Theory among the Iteso Children of Uganda. New York: Teachers College Press, 1973. ix + 118 pp. Tables, appendixes, and references. $3.95 (paper)
Sociocultural Factors and the Early Manifestation of Sociability Behavior Among Baranda Infants
Sitting and Smiling Behavior of Baganda Infants
Previous research has noted that the Baganda of Uganda are comparatively accelerated in the rate of their psychomotor development. As part of a longitudinal study of mother-infant interaction and infant psychomotor development during the first six months of life, when precocity had been found to be greatest, the present investigation reports on two psychomotor skills, smiling and sitting, which are socially significant to the Baganda themselves. …
Solitaire and solidaire
Paul Riesman. Freedom in Fulani Social Life: An Introspective Ethnography. Translated from the French by Martha Fuller. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1977. xiii + 297 pp. Notes, glossary and index of Fulani terms, bibliography, general index, illustrations. $25.00
Barmaiding as a Deviant Occupation Among the Baganda of Uganda
Sensorimotor Behavior of Baganda and Samia Infants
Previous research has demonstrated that Baganda infants of Uganda are comparatively advanced in their rate of sensorimotor development. This finding of precocity has been replicated in a number of African societies, giving rise to the "African precocity" issue. The present study reports data on smiling, sitting, and crawling skills for the Samia of Kenya. These data are compared with Baganda and U.S. norms to show that an understanding of the Afr…
Socialization for High Positive Affect between Mother and Infant among the Baganda of Uganda
Introduction
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Bryn Mawr Requests Letters of Support
Changing Family Life in East Africa
Anti anti‐universalism
Shweder, Richard A. Thinking through Cultures: Expeditions in Cultural Psychology. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1991. vii + 404 pp. including notes, references, and index. $34.95 cloth, $15.95 paper. Stigler, James W., Shweder, Richard A., and Herdt, Gilbert, eds. Cultural Psychology: Essays on Comparative Human Development. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 1990. ix + 625 pp. including chapter references and indices. $59.50 cloth, $…
Commentary
The bridge to humanity
Encounters with American Ethnic Cultures
Encounters with American Ethnic Cultures represents a cultural approach to understanding ethnic diversity in the Philadelphia metropolitan area. Thirteen chapters, each using an ethnographic field methodology, explore such ethnic experience as the invisible (WASPS and African-Americans); self-chosen (Welsh-American, Irish-American, and Ukrainian-American); gender-related (the Lubovitcher); religious (Jewish, Native American, Greek-American, and P…
Not Just a Victim
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