David F Aberle
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 98643 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | David F Aberle |
| NOMBRES | David F |
| APELLIDO | Aberle |
| FIRMA | ABERLE D F |
| AFILIACIONES | University of British Columbia |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 75 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 530 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 75 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1942 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 11 |
Drinking Careers
Regions Based on Social Structure
Boas argued that anthropologists should make historical comparisons within well-defined regional contexts. A century later, we have many improvements in the statistical methodologies for comparative research, yet most of our regional constructs remain without a valid empirical basis. We present a new method for developing and testing regions. The method takes into account older anthropological concerns with relationships between culture history a…
Inching Forward
Mediation and Relocation
The Peyote Religion among the Navaho
Kathleen Gough
Kathleen Gough, David Aberle, Vicki Feddema, Dan Chernenkoff, Kathleen Gough: A Bibliography, Anthropologica, Vol. 35, No. 2, Anthropology, Imperialism and Resistance: The Work of Kathleen Gough (1993), pp. 291-298
Navajo‐Hopi Update
The Hopi-Navojo Situation Under the New Commissioner
Navajo‐Hopi
Navajo Relocation
General/Theoretical Anthropology
Anthropology, Anthropologists, and the Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute
Education, Work, Gender, and Residence
This statistical analysis of data gathered in the 1960s from Navajos on Black Mesa deals with the effects of education and gender on participation in the wage economy and the management of livestock. These variables are helpful in accounting for residence in rural, administrative center, and urban locations, the quality of employment, and the pay level. The essay discusses the complementary roles of women and men in the countryside and of rural f…
A History of the Navajos
Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute in 1986–1987
Distinguished Lecture
Update on Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute
Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Washington Matthews Papers. The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian
The Roots of Dependency
The Development of Political Organization in Native North America. Elisabeth Tooker, Proceedings ed
Navajo Infancy
The Proposed Code of Ethics
Peyotism in the West
Washo Shamans and Peyotists
The Language Family as a Field for Historical Reconstruction
Distributional data within a family of contemporary languages can serve to reconstruct characteristics of the culture of its proto-speech community and of intermediate mesolanguages. Much depends on methodological rigor. Hence the most secure reconstructions are based on lexical reconstruction. Less secure, but still valuable reconstructions can be made from the distribution of nonlinguistic kinds of data (e.g., rules of descent). In either case …
The Incest Taboo and the Mating Patterns of Animals
Opinions and Personality
Regions Based on Social Structure
Boas argued that anthropologists should make historical comparisons within well-defined regional contexts. A century later, we have many improvements in the statistical methodologies for comparative research, yet most of our regional constructs remain without a valid empirical basis. We present a new method for developing and testing regions. The method takes into account older anthropological concerns with relationships between culture history a…
Symbolic Wounds
Peyote Hunt
1. Ramon and Lupe2. Ethnographic and Historical Background3. Huichol Religion4. The Peyote Hunt as an Event5. The Deer-Maize-Peyote Complex6. The Purpose and Meaning of the Peyote HuntBibliography Index
The Peyote Religion Among the Navaho
Early Austronesian Social Organization
Published views on early Austronesian social organization can be characterized broadly as representing one of two mutually irreconcilable positions: one that recognizes descent groups and another that does not. The former position-in a highly specific form that I call the "prescriptive-alliance hypothesis"-has been adopted by most Dutch scholars concerned with the culture history of Indonesia and was independently reached by Levi-Strauss in the c…
Distinguished Lecture
Lexical Reconstruction
The controversy over Proto-Athapaskan kinship 2. Lexical reconstruction 3. The reconstruction of Proto-Athapaskan kinship 4. Kinship-term patterns as bases for inferences about kinship organization 5. Interpretation of Proto-Athapaskan terminology 6. Approaches to the study of differentiation 7. The Pacific subgroup 8. Apachean 9. Canadian differentiation 10. The methods and results of prior reconstructions 11. Ethnological implications 12. Summa…
Environmental Orientations
A new approach to social ecology is offered which attempts to integrate a variety of theories, each of which approaches the problem of man's relationship to his environment from a different perspective. It is postulated that man refers to the environment to achieve not one, but a multiplicity of purposes. To each purpose corresponds a type of environmental orientation. Four such orientations are distinguished: the instrumental, the territorial, t…
The Prophet Dance and Reactions to White Contact
American Historical Anthropology
Some Sources of Flexibility in Navaho Social Organization
The Peyote Religion among the Navaho
Introducing Preventive Psychiatry into a Community
Its planning stage completed, in October, 1948 a group for preventive psychiatry passed on to action and began to try to work in a community. In common with other groups—psychiatric, social work, government, race relations projects, and so on—we were "outsiders" moving in with the purpose of effecting some sort of change of behavior on the part of members of that community. As might be expected, a number of problems of relations with the communit…
The Peyote Religion among the Navaho
Religio-Magical Phenomena and Power, Prediction, and Control
Through Values to Social Interpretation
The Language Family as a Field for Historical Reconstruction
Distributional data within a family of contemporary languages can serve to reconstruct characteristics of the culture of its proto-speech community and of intermediate mesolanguages. Much depends on methodological rigor. Hence the most secure reconstructions are based on lexical reconstruction. Less secure, but still valuable reconstructions can be made from the distribution of nonlinguistic kinds of data (e.g., rules of descent). In either case …
They Sang for Horses
A Scale of Alternate Generation Terminology
The Roots of Dependency
Navajo Coresidential Kin Groups and Lineages
Among the Navajo there is a level of residential aggregation above the camp, here called the "co-residential kin group" or "CKG," the core of which is a coresident portion of a matrilineage. This lineage exhibits its corporate character in the defense of land against adjacent, potentially encroaching neighboring units. Segmentation over time affects both lineages and CKGs. Lineages are of long duration among the Navajo, but were not always units …
Shared Values in Complex Societies
Education, Work, Gender, and Residence
This statistical analysis of data gathered in the 1960s from Navajos on Black Mesa deals with the effects of education and gender on participation in the wage economy and the management of livestock. These variables are helpful in accounting for residence in rural, administrative center, and urban locations, the quality of employment, and the pay level. The essay discusses the complementary roles of women and men in the countryside and of rural f…
Mythology of the Navaho Game Stick-Dice
The Functional Prerequisites of a Society
Shared Values in Complex Societies
Introducing Preventive Psychiatry into a Community
Its planning stage completed, in October, 1948 a group for preventive psychiatry passed on to action and began to try to work in a community. In common with other groups—psychiatric, social work, government, race relations projects, and so on—we were "outsiders" moving in with the purpose of effecting some sort of change of behavior on the part of members of that community. As might be expected, a number of problems of relations with the communit…
Through Values to Social Interpretation
Section of Anthropology
Middle-class fathers' occupational role and attitudes toward children
The Kinship System of the Kalmuk Mongols
Symbolic Wounds
General and Theoretical
Opinions and Personality
Ethnology and Ethnography
Navaho and Ute Peyotism
From Ape to Angel
The Prophet Dance and Reactions to White Contact
Culture and Behavior
The Indian Traders. Frank McNitt
The Incest Taboo and the Mating Patterns of Animals
Some Sources of Flexibility in Navaho Social Organization
C oncerning K rader's R eview of “C hahar and D agor M ongol B ureaucratic A dministration
Shonto
Ethnology
Ethnology
Religio-Magical Phenomena and Power, Prediction, and Control
They Sang for Horses
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