Jane Nadel‐klein
Biographic Data
| ID | 141371 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jane Nadel‐klein |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jane |
| FAMILY NAME | Nadel‐klein |
| SIGNATURE | KLEIN J N |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hartford Financial Services (United States) |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 63 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1988 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2010 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Crossing a representational divide
Granny baited the lines
Reimagining Culture
Reimagining Culture: Histories, Identities and the Gaelic Renaissance. SHARON MACDONALD. Oxford and New York: Berg, 1997; 258 pp. Sharon Macdonald has written timely and important book that deserves serious attention from anyone interested in the anthropology of Europe. The Gaelic Renaissance - the teaching, promoting, and studying of Scottish Gaelic - is part of an attempt to put Scotland's heritage to the fore in the public mind. Her work thus …
White Settlers
In Place
In Place: Spatial and Social Order in. Faeroe Islands Community. DENNIS GAFFIN. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 1996. xii. 244 pp., map, illustrations, bibliography
Images of Contemporary Iceland
Anthropology of presents the first perspectives on Icelandic anthropology from both Icelandic and foreign anthropologists. The thirteen essays in this volume are divided into four themes: ideology and action; kinship and gender; culture, class, and ethnicity; and the Commonwealth period of circa 930 to 1220, which saw the flowering of sagas. Insider and outsider viewpoints on such topics as the Icelandic women's movement, the transformation of th…
The Textual Life of Savants
The Textual Life of Savants: Ethnography, Iceland, and the Linguistic Turn. Gíali Pálsson. Chur, Switzerland: Harwood Aca- demlc Publishers, 1995. x + 210 pp., figures, notes, references, Index
Appetites and Identities
The Mother Town
Whalsay
Gender, culture, and the sea
Social science studies of fishing communities have tended to be highly focused on male activities and to regard women's work as domestic or as merely supplemental to that of men. This review article is intended to update the material presented in an earlier, more comprehensive essay on gender in the maritime literature. It examines some contemporary exceptions to this androcentric tendency, suggesting that understanding of local fisheries can be …
Picturing Aborigines
Reweaving the fringe
Assertions of localist identity pervade modern British society. Most ethnographic accounts look at localism primarily from the inside, but this article argues that ideas about localism must also be regarded from the outside, as part of the marginalizing dynamics of the global division of labor and the experience of class. Localism has been variously represented as romantic, heroic, or backward. Such representations indicate the ongoing negotiatio…
Culture Builders
To Work and to Weep
Fisher Folk
Occupation and Society
Reweaving the fringe
Assertions of localist identity pervade modern British society. Most ethnographic accounts look at localism primarily from the inside, but this article argues that ideas about localism must also be regarded from the outside, as part of the marginalizing dynamics of the global division of labor and the experience of class. Localism has been variously represented as romantic, heroic, or backward. Such representations indicate the ongoing negotiatio…
Gender, culture, and the sea
Social science studies of fishing communities have tended to be highly focused on male activities and to regard women's work as domestic or as merely supplemental to that of men. This review article is intended to update the material presented in an earlier, more comprehensive essay on gender in the maritime literature. It examines some contemporary exceptions to this androcentric tendency, suggesting that understanding of local fisheries can be …
Granny baited the lines
Images of Contemporary Iceland
Anthropology of presents the first perspectives on Icelandic anthropology from both Icelandic and foreign anthropologists. The thirteen essays in this volume are divided into four themes: ideology and action; kinship and gender; culture, class, and ethnicity; and the Commonwealth period of circa 930 to 1220, which saw the flowering of sagas. Insider and outsider viewpoints on such topics as the Icelandic women's movement, the transformation of th…
White Settlers
Occupation and Society
To Work and to Weep
Fisher Folk
Culture Builders
Picturing Aborigines
Reweaving the fringe
Assertions of localist identity pervade modern British society. Most ethnographic accounts look at localism primarily from the inside, but this article argues that ideas about localism must also be regarded from the outside, as part of the marginalizing dynamics of the global division of labor and the experience of class. Localism has been variously represented as romantic, heroic, or backward. Such representations indicate the ongoing negotiatio…
Gender, culture, and the sea
Social science studies of fishing communities have tended to be highly focused on male activities and to regard women's work as domestic or as merely supplemental to that of men. This review article is intended to update the material presented in an earlier, more comprehensive essay on gender in the maritime literature. It examines some contemporary exceptions to this androcentric tendency, suggesting that understanding of local fisheries can be …
Whalsay
The Mother Town
Appetites and Identities
Images of Contemporary Iceland
Anthropology of presents the first perspectives on Icelandic anthropology from both Icelandic and foreign anthropologists. The thirteen essays in this volume are divided into four themes: ideology and action; kinship and gender; culture, class, and ethnicity; and the Commonwealth period of circa 930 to 1220, which saw the flowering of sagas. Insider and outsider viewpoints on such topics as the Icelandic women's movement, the transformation of th…
The Textual Life of Savants
The Textual Life of Savants: Ethnography, Iceland, and the Linguistic Turn. Gíali Pálsson. Chur, Switzerland: Harwood Aca- demlc Publishers, 1995. x + 210 pp., figures, notes, references, Index
Reimagining Culture
Reimagining Culture: Histories, Identities and the Gaelic Renaissance. SHARON MACDONALD. Oxford and New York: Berg, 1997; 258 pp. Sharon Macdonald has written timely and important book that deserves serious attention from anyone interested in the anthropology of Europe. The Gaelic Renaissance - the teaching, promoting, and studying of Scottish Gaelic - is part of an attempt to put Scotland's heritage to the fore in the public mind. Her work thus …
White Settlers
In Place
In Place: Spatial and Social Order in. Faeroe Islands Community. DENNIS GAFFIN. Prospect Heights, IL: Waveland Press, 1996. xii. 244 pp., map, illustrations, bibliography
Granny baited the lines
Crossing a representational divide
Sociology (14 works) · History (11 works) · History (9 works) · Anthropology (6 works) · Geography (6 works) · Citation (5 works) · Computer Science (5 works) · Library science (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Classics (3 works)