Kendall Blanchard
Biographic Data
| ID | 168484 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Kendall Blanchard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Kendall |
| FAMILY NAME | Blanchard |
| SIGNATURE | BLANCHARD K |
| AFFILIATIONS | Middle Tennessee State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 23 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 35 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 23 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Searching for the Bright Path: The Mississippi Choctaws from Prehistory to Removal
The Anthropology of Sport
The Tripartite Division of Labor in US Higher Education Revisited
Native Land: Mississippi, 1540-1798
From the Native American viewpoint a personal yet carefully documented chronicle about the lands that became the state of Mississippi. Virtually all written accounts of Native American history of the southeastern United States came from Europeans. Here, filtered through a Native American perspective, is a story of early Indian life in a region of the American South. This history for general readers has been assembled from many documentary resourc…
Indian Nations at Risk: Listening to the People
Games of the North American Indians
Reminisces of John H. Peterson
The Southeastern Ceremonial Complex: Artifacts and Analysis, The Cottonlandia Conference
Indian Agriculture in America: Prehistory to the Present
The Anthropology of Sport: An Introduction
Foreword by Brian Sutton-Smith Preface Sport and Anthropology The Meaning of Sport: A Cultural Approach Anthropology of Sport: Theory and Method Prehistory and Early History of Sport Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. I: Band Society Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. II: Supraband Society Applications Epilogue References Index
General/Theoretical Anthropology: Combat Sports in the Ancient World: Competition, Violence, and Culture . Michael B. Poliakoff : General/Theoretical Anthropology: Sport in Africa: Essays in Social Hi…
After Removal: The Choctaw in Mississippi
Oklahoma Seminoles: Medicines, Magic, and Religion
Mississippi Choctaws at Play: The Serious Side of Leisure
The History of Folklore In Europe. Giuseppe COCCHIARA. John N. McDaniel
The Mississippi Choctaws at Play: The Serious Side of Leisure
Untouchable: An Indian Life History
The Economics of Sainthood: Religious Change among the Rimrock Navajos
Peter Iverson; The Economics of Sainthood: Religious Change among the Rimrock Navajos, Western Historical Quarterly, Volume 9, Issue 4, 1 October 1978, Pag
The Expanded Responsibilities of Long Term Informant Relationships
Reader Upset by NBC Portrayal of Anthropology
Changing Sex Roles and Protestantism among the Navajo Women in Ramah
The Protestant missions in Ramah, New Mexico, have had a much stronger appeal to Navajo women than men in recent decades, and the novel religious-institutional experience can be correlated with other adjustments to a changing socio-economic environment. The meaning of the Protestant mission experience is examined in light of traditional female life styles, and it is concluded that church affiliation is simply one expression of the Navajo women's …
Economic Development and Economic Change: The Case of East African Cattle [and Comments and Replies]
Exploring anew the old question of why East African pastoral peoples tend to be conservative, this paper suggests that a de-Westernized cross-cultural application of economic theory, both statics and dynamics, coupled with transaction theory, (social exchange), reveals a distinction between economic development, the exponential growth of a specific economy, and economic change, a shift from one specific kind of economy to another. Economic develo…
Basketball and the Culture-change Process: The Rimrock Navajo Case1
The Anthropology of Sport: An Introduction
Foreword by Brian Sutton-Smith Preface Sport and Anthropology The Meaning of Sport: A Cultural Approach Anthropology of Sport: Theory and Method Prehistory and Early History of Sport Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. I: Band Society Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. II: Supraband Society Applications Epilogue References Index
Basketball and the Culture-change Process: The Rimrock Navajo Case1
Economic Development and Economic Change: The Case of East African Cattle [and Comments and Replies]
Exploring anew the old question of why East African pastoral peoples tend to be conservative, this paper suggests that a de-Westernized cross-cultural application of economic theory, both statics and dynamics, coupled with transaction theory, (social exchange), reveals a distinction between economic development, the exponential growth of a specific economy, and economic change, a shift from one specific kind of economy to another. Economic develo…
Games of the North American Indians
Indian Nations at Risk: Listening to the People
Changing Sex Roles and Protestantism among the Navajo Women in Ramah
The Protestant missions in Ramah, New Mexico, have had a much stronger appeal to Navajo women than men in recent decades, and the novel religious-institutional experience can be correlated with other adjustments to a changing socio-economic environment. The meaning of the Protestant mission experience is examined in light of traditional female life styles, and it is concluded that church affiliation is simply one expression of the Navajo women's …
The Expanded Responsibilities of Long Term Informant Relationships
Economic Development and Economic Change: The Case of East African Cattle [and Comments and Replies]
Exploring anew the old question of why East African pastoral peoples tend to be conservative, this paper suggests that a de-Westernized cross-cultural application of economic theory, both statics and dynamics, coupled with transaction theory, (social exchange), reveals a distinction between economic development, the exponential growth of a specific economy, and economic change, a shift from one specific kind of economy to another. Economic develo…
Basketball and the Culture-change Process: The Rimrock Navajo Case1
Reader Upset by NBC Portrayal of Anthropology
Changing Sex Roles and Protestantism among the Navajo Women in Ramah
The Protestant missions in Ramah, New Mexico, have had a much stronger appeal to Navajo women than men in recent decades, and the novel religious-institutional experience can be correlated with other adjustments to a changing socio-economic environment. The meaning of the Protestant mission experience is examined in light of traditional female life styles, and it is concluded that church affiliation is simply one expression of the Navajo women's …
The Expanded Responsibilities of Long Term Informant Relationships
The Economics of Sainthood: Religious Change among the Rimrock Navajos
Peter Iverson; The Economics of Sainthood: Religious Change among the Rimrock Navajos, Western Historical Quarterly, Volume 9, Issue 4, 1 October 1978, Pag
Untouchable: An Indian Life History
The History of Folklore In Europe. Giuseppe COCCHIARA. John N. McDaniel
The Mississippi Choctaws at Play: The Serious Side of Leisure
Mississippi Choctaws at Play: The Serious Side of Leisure
Oklahoma Seminoles: Medicines, Magic, and Religion
After Removal: The Choctaw in Mississippi
General/Theoretical Anthropology: Combat Sports in the Ancient World: Competition, Violence, and Culture . Michael B. Poliakoff : General/Theoretical Anthropology: Sport in Africa: Essays in Social Hi…
The Anthropology of Sport: An Introduction
Foreword by Brian Sutton-Smith Preface Sport and Anthropology The Meaning of Sport: A Cultural Approach Anthropology of Sport: Theory and Method Prehistory and Early History of Sport Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. I: Band Society Sport in Culture: An Evolutionary Perspective. II: Supraband Society Applications Epilogue References Index
Indian Agriculture in America: Prehistory to the Present
The Southeastern Ceremonial Complex: Artifacts and Analysis, The Cottonlandia Conference
Reminisces of John H. Peterson
Indian Nations at Risk: Listening to the People
Games of the North American Indians
Native Land: Mississippi, 1540-1798
From the Native American viewpoint a personal yet carefully documented chronicle about the lands that became the state of Mississippi. Virtually all written accounts of Native American history of the southeastern United States came from Europeans. Here, filtered through a Native American perspective, is a story of early Indian life in a region of the American South. This history for general readers has been assembled from many documentary resourc…
The Tripartite Division of Labor in US Higher Education Revisited
The Anthropology of Sport
Searching for the Bright Path: The Mississippi Choctaws from Prehistory to Removal
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