Fred Voget
Biographic Data
| ID | 114199 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Fred Voget |
| GIVEN NAMES | Fred |
| FAMILY NAME | Voget |
| SIGNATURE | VOGET F |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 18 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1969 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
A Six Nations' Diary, 1891-1894
Commentary
The papers in this issue emphasize, on the one hand, the complicated nature of individual situations facing tribal groups, and, on the other hand, outline the fact that all Indians face problems general to their ethnic group and in many respects common to all peoples confronted by necessary and seemingly inevitable transformations in their ways of life. To paraphrase Kluckhohn and Mowrer, all Indians are like all other subjected peoples, like all…
America's Concentration Camps
The American Indian in Transition
Following the establishment of reservations, tribal societies in the Northeast, the Plains, and the Pacific Northwest of the United states passed from a phase of restoration of the past to reform of the self and of the social and cultural order. The social and ceremonial systems of three reformations-the Iroquois "Great Message" or "Longhouse," the Pacific Northwest "Shakerism," and the Plains "Peyotism"-reveal an egalitarian striving for social …
Changing Navaho Religious Values, A Study of Christian Missions to the Rimrock Navahos . R obert N. R apoport
Kinship Changes at Caughnawaga1
A cculturation at C aughnawaga
A Shoshone Innovator1
Outline of Anthropology. Melville Jacobs , Bernhard J. Stern
Individual Motivation in the Diffusion of the Wind River Shoshone Sundance to the Crow Indians1
A cculturation at C aughnawaga
A Shoshone Innovator1
Individual Motivation in the Diffusion of the Wind River Shoshone Sundance to the Crow Indians1
Kinship Changes at Caughnawaga1
The American Indian in Transition
Following the establishment of reservations, tribal societies in the Northeast, the Plains, and the Pacific Northwest of the United states passed from a phase of restoration of the past to reform of the self and of the social and cultural order. The social and ceremonial systems of three reformations-the Iroquois "Great Message" or "Longhouse," the Pacific Northwest "Shakerism," and the Plains "Peyotism"-reveal an egalitarian striving for social …
Individual Motivation in the Diffusion of the Wind River Shoshone Sundance to the Crow Indians1
Outline of Anthropology. Melville Jacobs , Bernhard J. Stern
A Shoshone Innovator1
A cculturation at C aughnawaga
Kinship Changes at Caughnawaga1
Changing Navaho Religious Values, A Study of Christian Missions to the Rimrock Navahos . R obert N. R apoport
America's Concentration Camps
The American Indian in Transition
Following the establishment of reservations, tribal societies in the Northeast, the Plains, and the Pacific Northwest of the United states passed from a phase of restoration of the past to reform of the self and of the social and cultural order. The social and ceremonial systems of three reformations-the Iroquois "Great Message" or "Longhouse," the Pacific Northwest "Shakerism," and the Plains "Peyotism"-reveal an egalitarian striving for social …
Commentary
The papers in this issue emphasize, on the one hand, the complicated nature of individual situations facing tribal groups, and, on the other hand, outline the fact that all Indians face problems general to their ethnic group and in many respects common to all peoples confronted by necessary and seemingly inevitable transformations in their ways of life. To paraphrase Kluckhohn and Mowrer, all Indians are like all other subjected peoples, like all…
A Six Nations' Diary, 1891-1894
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