Nathaniel Cantor
Biographic Data
| ID | 133720 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Nathaniel Cantor |
| GIVEN NAMES | Nathaniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Cantor |
| SIGNATURE | CANTOR N |
| AFFILIATIONS | University at Buffalo, State University of New York |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 61 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 5 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 61 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1931 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
The Teaching Learning Process
The Teaching-Learning Process
Simple but Basic Views
Learning through Discussion
Making Work Human
The Antinomy of Evaluation
No teacher alert to his responsibilities can remain unaware of the problems of evaluation. It is perhaps not so common, however, for him to examine the assump tions underlying any testing procedure he may employ. Here two students of the problem give us a penetrating analysis of some widely accepted assumptions. Both are members of the staff of the University of Buffalo, Buffalo, New York. Mr. Cantor will be on leave during the 1951-52 year to pa…
An Important Thesis
Individual Behavior: A New Frame of Reference for Psychology
General Education in the Social Studies.Albert William Levi
The Teaching and Learning of Sociology
Teaching consists in the creation of the most favorable atmosphere in which one can learn. "Facts" can have no meaning unless assimilated in a particular frame of reference possessed by the observer of the fact. The traditional and current presentation of data is determined by the frame of reference of the instructor or author, who often ignores the possible meanings of the data for the student. The data of sociology cannot be communicated beyond…
Science and Freedom
Readings in Industrial Relations and Personnel Management
Dynamics of Learning
The Dynamics of Learning
Dynamics of Learning
Criminal Justice and Social Reconstruction.Hermann Mannheim
Employee Counseling
Knowledge and skill in case work
The Prevention of Repeated Crime
Organized Efforts in Crime Prevention
What is a normal mind
Kriminalbiologie
Der Hausfriedensbruch unter Besonderer Berucksichtigung Munchens
The Social Treatment of the Adult Offender
The study of criminal behavior can be approached from several angles. The several approaches are not at all mutually exclusive. Indeed, they provide views of the same phenomena on different levels. For example, we can study the material causes which generate the setting for criminal behavior. This necessarily leads to an analysis of the social and economic patterns of contemporary American life. Or we may be interested in the efficient causes of …
Der Gefahrliche Sittlichkeitsverbrecher
Crime and the Negro
The Teaching-Learning Process
Science and Freedom
Recent Tendencies in Criminological Research in Germany
WX THAT CAUSES crime? Who are the criminals? Much, if not most, of the criminological research of the past twenty years, both in the United States and on the Continent, centers in these two related questions. No matter how extreme the points of view or methods of research, there is general agreement that without knowledge of the etiological factors underlying specific criminal behavior control over it remains ineffective. American students have a…
The Prisoner and the Law
Crime and the Negro
Krieg und Kriminalitat in Deutschland.Moritz Liepmann
Crime, Criminals and Criminal Justice
The Search for Causes of Crime
Few problems in criminology present as many difficulties as the causes of criminal behavior. A fundamental examination of the meaning of as applied to crime will obviate some of these difficulties. The failure of such analysis has resulted in much confusion concerning criminal causal factors. The concept of cause as used in the natural and physical sciences cannot be applied in exactly the same sense in the social sciences for three major reasons…
Report on the Enforcement of the Deportation Laws of the United States
Report on Crime and the Foriegn Born
Weibliche Kriminalitat und Ehe
The Councils of Patronage
The Causes of Crime
Sowjetrussland kampft gegen das Verbrechen (Soviet Russia Battles Crime)
Handworterbuch der Kriminologie (Dictionary -- Encyclopedia of Criminology)
La costituzione delinquenziale nella etiologia e terapia del delitto . B. di Tullio Manuale di antropologia e psicologia criminale. B. di Tullio
The English Borstal System
Costume Sociale e Delinquenza [Social Customs and Delinquency]
Ancora Sull'Analogia Nel Diritto Penale Sostanziale (Further Discussion concerning the Principle of Analogy in the Substantive Criminal Law)
Prison Reform in Germany. 1933
While the German Republic was experiencing the travail of a new-born country torn socially, politically, and economically and living through a revolution and the disrupting effects of its inflation (1923), a few progressive spirits in the various Ministries of Justice succeeded in putting through a series of radical measures. This was possible because the attention of the parliaments and the press was fixed upon what they considered to be the maj…
Handworterbuch der Kriminologie [Dictionary-Encyclopedia of Criminology]
Conflicts in Penal Theory and Practice
In a formal sense no conflict in penal theory exists in this country since none has been explicitly developed. In this respect the United States lags far behind the European countries and several of the South American Republics.8 Our lack of interest in penal theory is in part accounted for by the relative youth of this country. Theories of criminal law had been developed in Europe by the eleventh century. Beccaria had written his classic before …
L'Oeuvre D'Adolphe Prins [The Work of Adolphe Prins]
The New Prison Program of Italy
Untermassfeld. An Experiment in Prison Educaiton
Youth in the Depression
Kriminalistischer Bericht uber eine Reise nach Amerika.Franz Exner
Anlage und Umwelt Bei 500 Ruckfallsverbrechern. [Heredity and Environment of 500 Recidivists]
Psychology (30 works) · Criminology (26 works) · Political science (23 works) · Computer Science (19 works) · Sociology (19 works) · Law (12 works) · Philosophy (11 works) · Criminal Law and Policy (9 works) · Crime Patterns and Interventions (6 works) · Epistemology (6 works)