Maurice A Mook
Biographic Data
| ID | 137860 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurice A Mook |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurice A |
| FAMILY NAME | Mook |
| SIGNATURE | MOOK M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | American University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1936 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Amish Beliefs, Customs and Discipline
The Quiet Land
Décima Onomástica
to reread some of his earlier publications.! In one of these I found an unusual onomatological item -a long anonymous poem of 44 lines, secured from an informant in Puerto Rico, and every word of the poem is a Spanish-American personal name
More Quaker Laughter
Lewis Miller (1796-1882): Sketches and Chronicles
Amish Society
I Went down Town to Buy a Penny Drum
French Canadian Names
In Louis Hemon's delightful novel, Maria Chapdelaine, there is an interesting paragraph concerning personal names among French Canadians that should interest onomatologists.The piquancy of the names of persons used by the author in the development of his Htory is commented upon as follows:"In the Province of Quebec there is much uncertainty in the spelling and the use of names.A scattered people in a huge half-wild country, unlettered for the mos…
Tongue Tanglers from Central Pennsylvania
C OFFIN'S carefully compiled and already indispensable Analytical Index to the JAF, complete to 1958, shows Pennsylvania to be one of our most poorly represented states with respect to the collection and study of its folklore. Indeed, in the area of folk sayings, as distinct from folktales and folksongs, there has been but one short article pertaining to Pennsylvania (a brief Notes and Queries item) published in the JOURNAL during the last twenty…
Northwestern Pennsylvania Wellerisms
Amishland
Pennsylvania German Tombstones: A Study in Folk Art
Source Material on the History and Ethnology of the Caddo Indians
Delaware's Forgotten Folk
The Aboriginal Population of Tidewater Virginia
The Tutelo Spirit Adoption Ceremony: Reclothing the Living in the Name of the Dead
A Newly Discovered Algonkian Tribe of Carolina
Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America
Originally published in 1939 as volume 38, University of California Publications in American archaeology and ethnology
The Ethnological Significance of Tindall's Map of Virginia, 1608
Virginia Ethnology from an Early Relation
The Anthropological Position of the Indian Tribes of Tidewater Virginia
For three years (1938-41) Dr. Frank G. Speck of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a seminar on the anthropology of the Southeastern culture area of the United States'. In the hope that the results of this cooperative research by Dr. Speck and his students might be of some interest and value to students of Virginia ethno-history, this paper will briefly summarize the results obtained in so far as the Indians of Virginia are concerned. It wi…
An Analysis of Coastal Algonquian Culture
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians: A Prolegomenon on the Lagenaria Gourd in the Culture of the Southeastern Indians
An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
The Aboriginal Population of Tidewater Virginia
The Anthropological Position of the Indian Tribes of Tidewater Virginia
For three years (1938-41) Dr. Frank G. Speck of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a seminar on the anthropology of the Southeastern culture area of the United States'. In the hope that the results of this cooperative research by Dr. Speck and his students might be of some interest and value to students of Virginia ethno-history, this paper will briefly summarize the results obtained in so far as the Indians of Virginia are concerned. It wi…
An Introduction to Cultural Anthropology
Gourds of the Southeastern Indians: A Prolegomenon on the Lagenaria Gourd in the Culture of the Southeastern Indians
An Analysis of Coastal Algonquian Culture
The Tutelo Spirit Adoption Ceremony: Reclothing the Living in the Name of the Dead
A Newly Discovered Algonkian Tribe of Carolina
Cultural and Natural Areas of Native North America
Originally published in 1939 as volume 38, University of California Publications in American archaeology and ethnology
The Ethnological Significance of Tindall's Map of Virginia, 1608
Virginia Ethnology from an Early Relation
The Anthropological Position of the Indian Tribes of Tidewater Virginia
For three years (1938-41) Dr. Frank G. Speck of the University of Pennsylvania conducted a seminar on the anthropology of the Southeastern culture area of the United States'. In the hope that the results of this cooperative research by Dr. Speck and his students might be of some interest and value to students of Virginia ethno-history, this paper will briefly summarize the results obtained in so far as the Indians of Virginia are concerned. It wi…
Source Material on the History and Ethnology of the Caddo Indians
Delaware's Forgotten Folk
The Aboriginal Population of Tidewater Virginia
Amishland
Pennsylvania German Tombstones: A Study in Folk Art
Northwestern Pennsylvania Wellerisms
Tongue Tanglers from Central Pennsylvania
C OFFIN'S carefully compiled and already indispensable Analytical Index to the JAF, complete to 1958, shows Pennsylvania to be one of our most poorly represented states with respect to the collection and study of its folklore. Indeed, in the area of folk sayings, as distinct from folktales and folksongs, there has been but one short article pertaining to Pennsylvania (a brief Notes and Queries item) published in the JOURNAL during the last twenty…
French Canadian Names
In Louis Hemon's delightful novel, Maria Chapdelaine, there is an interesting paragraph concerning personal names among French Canadians that should interest onomatologists.The piquancy of the names of persons used by the author in the development of his Htory is commented upon as follows:"In the Province of Quebec there is much uncertainty in the spelling and the use of names.A scattered people in a huge half-wild country, unlettered for the mos…
I Went down Town to Buy a Penny Drum
Amish Society
Décima Onomástica
to reread some of his earlier publications.! In one of these I found an unusual onomatological item -a long anonymous poem of 44 lines, secured from an informant in Puerto Rico, and every word of the poem is a Spanish-American personal name
More Quaker Laughter
Lewis Miller (1796-1882): Sketches and Chronicles
The Quiet Land
Amish Beliefs, Customs and Discipline
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