Béla Gunda

Biographic Data

ID	107024
NAME	Béla Gunda
GIVEN NAMES	Béla
FAMILY NAME	Gunda
SIGNATURE	GUNDA B
AFFILIATIONS	Ethnographic Museum
VERIFIED	No
TOTAL WORKS	40
TOTAL CITATIONS	13
AUTHOR COUNT	40
EDITOR COUNT	0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR	1938
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR	2021
H-INDEX	2

Popular Beliefs and Folklore Tradition in Siberia
E A Alekseenko, V A Avrorin et al.BOOKPopular Beliefs and Folklore…2021
Volkskunde Und Urgeschichte in Den Spielen
Béla Gunda, Gunda BélaARTICLEActa Ethnographica Hungarica2000References: 1
Alice Bertha G OMME hat in ihrer klassischen Arbeit uber die englischen, schottischen und irischen Spiele erortert, das in den Spielen Brauche verbergen und sich in ihnen z. B. die Erinnerung an den Baum- und Steinkult, die Verehrung von Sonne, Mond und Wasser, an das Menschenopfer usw. finden lasse ( G OMME 1894, 1898: I. 107, 347, II. 474, 503). Offensichtlich aufgrund von G OMME gelangte auch Geza R OHEIM zu dem Ergebnis, das sich in einem der…
Cultural Ecology of an Agricultural Implement in Carpathian Europe
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEEthnologia Europaea1992
In his article the author presents an important agricultural implement of Carpathian Europe: the hayrakes. From typological view these are almost identical with the hayrakes of Western Europe. They are not only used as tools, but fulfill a social function as well. Decorative and "rattling" rakes are eventually used as gifts. The women will guard their decorated rake lifelong. Among the Hungarians a rake is carved on the grave-post of a woman dist…
The Fishing Culture of the World: Studies in Ethnology, Cultural Ecology and Folklore
Alwyne Wheeler, Béla GundaARTICLEMan1985Cited by: 6
Cultural Ecology of Old Cultivated Plants in the Carpathian Area
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEEthnologia Europaea1983
The Ethno-Sociological Structure of the Hungarian Extended Family
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEJournal of Family History1982Cited by: 1References: 2
On the Origins and Spread of Agriculture
Gaetano Forni, Béla GundaARTICLECurrent Anthropology1981Cited by: 3
Technological Change and the Social Organization of Agricultural Production [and Comments and Reply]
John Clammer, John R Clammer et al.ARTICLECurrent Anthropology1980References: 6
Each for different reasons, depending on the dominant theories of their disciplines, anthropologists, engineers, and economists have not paid sufficient coordinated attention to the technical knowledge found in local populations, different from the technology and the processes of social change that have been institutionalized by the capitalist system of production although not necessarily independent of them. In this paper we reconsider some conc…
Who Were the First People whom Columbus Met in America
Béla GundaARTICLEFolklore1977Cited by: 1
Geza de Rohan-Csermak 1926-1976
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEEthnologia Europaea1977
Article necrologique dedie a Geza de Rohan Csermak, cofondateur et collaborateur de la presente revue| la vie et les centres d'interets de Gez de Rohan Csermak| bibliographie des articles et des livres de G. R. C
Innovation and Tradition
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEEthnologia Europaea1975
Sex and Semiotics
Béla GundaARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1973
SOCIAL ANTHROPOLOGY, FOLKLORE, AND LINGUISTICS are disciples interested in semiotic research work. Semiotics themselves are defined by Margaret Mead as patterned communications in all modalities,' a definition including all the communication forms and signs conducive to the development or the cessation of contact between the two sexes. By means of signs the girl and the young man obtain knowledge of the intention and the feelings of one another a…
Kontakte und Grenzen. Probleme der Volks-, Kultur-, und Sozialforschung. Festschrift fur Gerhard Heilfurth zum 60. Geburtstag
Béla Gunda, Gunda Béla et al.ARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1970
Magical Watching of the Flock in the Great Hungarian Plain
Béla Gunda, Bila GundaARTICLEFolklore1970
IN economic anthropology herding is still of considerable importance in the Great Hungarian Plain. Numerous herds of cattle and horses and flocks of sheep are watched by the herdsmen on the vast pastures. The instruments of watching are the stick and the whip, but an important role is played by the dogs too. Some decades ago, however, the herdsmen availed themselves of various magical acts too in order to watch their herds. These acts are still r…
America in Hungarian Folk Tradition
Béla GundaARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1970
DURING THE PAST eighty or one hundred years a very large number of Hungarian, Polish, Slovakian, and Ukrainian peasants have migrated to the New World. The mass migration was directed primarily toward the United States, and later to Canada and South America; it ceased essentially only after World War II. The main reason for migration is found in the hard economic situation of Central Europe as contrasted with the unlimited economic and social opp…
Organisation sociale des pasteurs dand la Grande Plaine Nongroise
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEEthnologia Europaea1969
Etnografia Bulgarii. Christo Vakarelski
Open AccessBéla GundaARTICLEAmerican Anthropologist1968
Einige Fragen der Entwicklung der finnisch- ugrischen Trompetenreusen
Open AccessBéla Gunda, Gunda BélaARTICLEFinnisch-Ugrische Forschungen1965
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Intensification of International Cooperation in the Field of European Agrarian Ethnography [and Comments and Reply]
Wolfgang Jacobeit, Karl Baumgarten et al.ARTICLECurrent Anthropology1964
Lehrbuch der Volkerkunde
Béla Gunda, Leonhard Adam et al.ARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1962
Gypsy Medical Folklore in Hungary
Béla GundaARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1962
Demos, Volkskundliche Informationen
Béla Gunda, Ludvik Kunz et al.ARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1962
Einige Zaubersteine und Zauberpflanzen im Volksaberglauben der Finnen
Béla Gunda, A V AntasaloARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1960
Haromszeki magyar nepkolteszet
Béla Gunda, Samu KonszaARTICLEJournal of American Folklore1960
Ethnological Researches Among the Moravian Valachs
Béla GundaARTICLEMan1957