Takao Sofue
Biographic Data
| ID | 163796 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Takao Sofue |
| GIVEN NAMES | Takao |
| FAMILY NAME | Sofue |
| SIGNATURE | SOFUE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | Meiji University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 3 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1951 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1989 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Religion and the Family in East Asia
Social Anthropology in Japan
Childhood Ceremonies in Japan: Regional and Local Variations
Ethnology: Japanese Character and Culture: A Book of Selected Readings. Bernard S. Silberman (ed.)
Japanese Studies by American Anthropologists: Review and Evaluation
Some Basic Problems Related to the Application of the Rorschach Test to Cultural Anthropology
In this article, the author summarizes various recent discussions by American anthropologists with reference to the application of the Rorschach Test to Cultural Anthropology. Included here are discussions by JULES HENRY and SPIRO, (13) MENSH and HENRY, (17) M. MEAD, (18) and finally the discus-sions at the Symposium on this problem held in the 1954 and reported in a volume of the American Anthropologist. Participating in the Symposium were HENRY…
Anthropological Study of Ejiko, Japanese Cradle for Child: Its Distribution and Areal Varieties
(1) Ejiko is a child's cradle used among the folk-societies in the northeastern part of Japan. The most common type is made of straw (coiling) as shown in Fig. 1-3, in which a child squats, wrapped by futon (quilt) and tied by a rope. During a day, while the whole family is out for work, the child is left completely alone in the house, crying and screaming, but without any bodily movement; hence it is often the case that flies collect on the chil…
On the Structure of Personality
1. In order to treat the various problems concerning personality, it may be convenient to consider that the personality consists of the three parts listed below. (cf. Fig 1).(1) Role-action: The exterior sphere of personality, which is altered in accordance with the given status-role, and not to be taken as an expression of the "inner need-dispositions". The significance of this conception has been emphasized by LINTON, PARSONS and others. (This …
On the Methods of Measurement of Personality: A Problem in the Cultural
The author has been studying on the different personality types in the Japanese culture patterns from the point of view of "culture and personality problem".The author classifies the methods of measurement of personality which might at least be of any use to this purpose, as follows:(1) Observation: "observation of the whole atmosphere" and the "analytic observation".(2) Interview: including the psycho-analytic interview about the dreams, phantas…
On the Methods of Measurement of Personality: A Problem in the Cultural
The author has been studying on the different personality types in the Japanese culture patterns from the point of view of "culture and personality problem".The author classifies the methods of measurement of personality which might at least be of any use to this purpose, as follows:(1) Observation: "observation of the whole atmosphere" and the "analytic observation".(2) Interview: including the psycho-analytic interview about the dreams, phantas…
On the Structure of Personality
1. In order to treat the various problems concerning personality, it may be convenient to consider that the personality consists of the three parts listed below. (cf. Fig 1).(1) Role-action: The exterior sphere of personality, which is altered in accordance with the given status-role, and not to be taken as an expression of the "inner need-dispositions". The significance of this conception has been emphasized by LINTON, PARSONS and others. (This …
Some Basic Problems Related to the Application of the Rorschach Test to Cultural Anthropology
In this article, the author summarizes various recent discussions by American anthropologists with reference to the application of the Rorschach Test to Cultural Anthropology. Included here are discussions by JULES HENRY and SPIRO, (13) MENSH and HENRY, (17) M. MEAD, (18) and finally the discus-sions at the Symposium on this problem held in the 1954 and reported in a volume of the American Anthropologist. Participating in the Symposium were HENRY…
Anthropological Study of Ejiko, Japanese Cradle for Child: Its Distribution and Areal Varieties
(1) Ejiko is a child's cradle used among the folk-societies in the northeastern part of Japan. The most common type is made of straw (coiling) as shown in Fig. 1-3, in which a child squats, wrapped by futon (quilt) and tied by a rope. During a day, while the whole family is out for work, the child is left completely alone in the house, crying and screaming, but without any bodily movement; hence it is often the case that flies collect on the chil…
Japanese Studies by American Anthropologists: Review and Evaluation
Ethnology: Japanese Character and Culture: A Book of Selected Readings. Bernard S. Silberman (ed.)
Childhood Ceremonies in Japan: Regional and Local Variations
Social Anthropology in Japan
Religion and the Family in East Asia
Sociology (6 works) · History (4 works) · Personality (4 works) · Psychology (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Anthropology (3 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Geography (3 works) · History (3 works) · Japanese History and Culture (3 works)