David E Young
Biographic Data
| ID | 149505 |
|---|---|
| NAME | David E Young |
| GIVEN NAMES | David E |
| FAMILY NAME | Young |
| SIGNATURE | YOUNG D E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 12 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 13 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 8 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 4 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1973 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Intra-Group Diversity and How it is Managed by an Outlaw Motorcycle Club
A deviant subculture such as an outlaw motorcycle club must be able to accommodate internal diversity because a repertoire of differing talents, ideas, and attitudes facilitates an adequate response to the disparate demands placed upon the organization. At the same time that intra-member variation is an asset, however, diversity frequently must be camouflaged in order to maintain the integration necessary to survive in a hostile environment. The …
A Cree Indian Treatment for Psoriasis: A Longitudinal Study
This article reports on the treatment of 10 non-native patients with psoriasis by a Cree Indian healer. The traditional treatment ceremony is described, and the changes in the course of the disease over a six-month period are documented using the patient’s subjective reports of symptoms, outline tracings of selected lesions, videotapes and photographs. The study is unique in two ways: (1) it included a variety of documentary procedures seldom all…
The Need for A Cognitive Approach to The Study of Material Culture
Anthropologists have seldom attempted to bring the study of cognition, behavior, and material culture into a single framework. One way to do this is to view the individual as a cybernetic system in which energy and information circulate among mind, muscles, and the external world. This article reports on the tentative findings of a project which studies the production activities of individual artisans in an attempt to understand how cognitive str…
L’anthropologie est-elle une science
Being Changed by Cross-Cultural Encounters: The Anthropology of Extrodinary Experience
A Visible Spirit Form in Zambia
The Experiential Approach to Anthropology & Castaneda's Ambiguous Legacy
Dene Ways and the Ethnographer's Culture
Cree Indian healing practices and western health care: A comparative analysis
Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree Healer
The Allied Occupation of Japan, 1945-1952
Archaeology: Cultural Frontiers in Ancient East Asia. William Watson
Cree Indian healing practices and western health care: A comparative analysis
A Cree Indian Treatment for Psoriasis: A Longitudinal Study
This article reports on the treatment of 10 non-native patients with psoriasis by a Cree Indian healer. The traditional treatment ceremony is described, and the changes in the course of the disease over a six-month period are documented using the patient’s subjective reports of symptoms, outline tracings of selected lesions, videotapes and photographs. The study is unique in two ways: (1) it included a variety of documentary procedures seldom all…
The Need for A Cognitive Approach to The Study of Material Culture
Anthropologists have seldom attempted to bring the study of cognition, behavior, and material culture into a single framework. One way to do this is to view the individual as a cybernetic system in which energy and information circulate among mind, muscles, and the external world. This article reports on the tentative findings of a project which studies the production activities of individual artisans in an attempt to understand how cognitive str…
Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree Healer
Archaeology: Cultural Frontiers in Ancient East Asia. William Watson
The Allied Occupation of Japan, 1945-1952
Cree Indian healing practices and western health care: A comparative analysis
Cry of the Eagle: Encounters with a Cree Healer
A Visible Spirit Form in Zambia
The Experiential Approach to Anthropology & Castaneda's Ambiguous Legacy
Dene Ways and the Ethnographer's Culture
Being Changed by Cross-Cultural Encounters: The Anthropology of Extrodinary Experience
L’anthropologie est-elle une science
Intra-Group Diversity and How it is Managed by an Outlaw Motorcycle Club
A deviant subculture such as an outlaw motorcycle club must be able to accommodate internal diversity because a repertoire of differing talents, ideas, and attitudes facilitates an adequate response to the disparate demands placed upon the organization. At the same time that intra-member variation is an asset, however, diversity frequently must be camouflaged in order to maintain the integration necessary to survive in a hostile environment. The …
A Cree Indian Treatment for Psoriasis: A Longitudinal Study
This article reports on the treatment of 10 non-native patients with psoriasis by a Cree Indian healer. The traditional treatment ceremony is described, and the changes in the course of the disease over a six-month period are documented using the patient’s subjective reports of symptoms, outline tracings of selected lesions, videotapes and photographs. The study is unique in two ways: (1) it included a variety of documentary procedures seldom all…
The Need for A Cognitive Approach to The Study of Material Culture
Anthropologists have seldom attempted to bring the study of cognition, behavior, and material culture into a single framework. One way to do this is to view the individual as a cybernetic system in which energy and information circulate among mind, muscles, and the external world. This article reports on the tentative findings of a project which studies the production activities of individual artisans in an attempt to understand how cognitive str…
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