Pamela J Asquith
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 170689 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Pamela J Asquith |
| PRENOMES | Pamela J |
| SOBRENOME | Asquith |
| ASSINATURA | ASQUITH P J |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Alberta |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 70 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1980 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Multispecies ethnography from the perspective of Japanese primate social interaction studies
Cet article a pour objectif de situer les études japonaises sur les interactions sociales en ce qui concerne la manière dont elles peuvent être comparées à, mais aussi en ce qu'elles ajoutent comme perspective aux ethnographies multi-espèces. Pour ce faire, les différentes réponses à l'usage et aux significations du terme ethnographie en ethnoprimatologie et dans l'ethnographie multi-espèce sont brièvement revisitées. Ces visions sont ensuite com…
Imanishi, Kinji (1902–1992)
Kinji Imanishi (1902–1992) was an ecologist, anthropologist, and founder of primatology in Japan. His basic view emphasized co‐operation rather than competition in the natural world. This view held that “lifestyle partitioning” ( sumiwake ) among coexisting species explained the origin, or differentiation, of species. His concept of “species society” ( specia ) likewise focused on members of a species as a whole and their interactions with one an…
A Japanese View of Nature
Although Seibutsu no Sekai (The World of Living Things), the seminal 1941 work of Kinji Imanishi, had an enormous impact in Japan, both on scholars and on the general public, very little is known about it in the English-speaking world. This book makes the complete text available in English for the first time and provides an extensive introduction and notes to set the work in context. Imanishi's work, based on a very wide knowledge of science and …
Of bonds and boundaries
Anthropomorphism (and its obverse, zoomorphism) continues to shift and propel us toward changing perspectives on ourselves and other animals. Discussions of anthropomorphism in primate behavior are ostensibly about our use and definition of terms, but ultimately reflect our views of what is unique to humans or unknowable in other animals. Primatologists doing long‐term fieldwork report on the bonds that are inevitably formed through familiarity w…
Centralizing Fieldwork
Imanishi, Kinji (1902–1992)
Kinji Imanishi was an ecologist, anthropologist, and founder of primatology in Japan. His basic view emphasized cooperation rather than competition in the natural world. This view held that “lifestyle partitioning” ( sumiwake ) among coexisting species explained the origin, or differentiation, of species. His concept of “species society” ( specia ) likewise focused on members of a species as a whole and their interactions with one another that ma…
History of Physical Anthropology
History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia, vols. & 2. Frank Spencer. ed. New York: Garland Publishing, 1997. 1,195 pp
Adolescents' and Parents' Conceptions of Parental Authority and Personal Autonomy
Provisioning and the study of free-ranging primates
Since the first field primate studies there has been debate over whether or not provisioning as an aid to observation of free-ranging groups alters behavior and population processes to the extent that those studies are not indicative of the animals' natural lives. If they are not, a significant amount of long-term data on several species of primates would be rendered irrelevant to analysis of natural population processes, and to the pool of knowl…
The Monkey Memorial Service of Japanese Primatologists
Ethologisches Worterbuch
Japanese Images of Nature
It is often claimed that the Japanese have a particular love for nature, a love often reflected in their art and material culture. But today equal notice is being given to the environmental degradation caused by the Japanese at home as well as abroad. How can these phenomena be reconciled? This issue is but one of several raised that this volume seeks to address in its examination of the human-nature relationship in Japan. Through topics ranging …
History of Physical Anthropology
History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia, vols. & 2. Frank Spencer. ed. New York: Garland Publishing, 1997. 1,195 pp
Provisioning and the study of free-ranging primates
Since the first field primate studies there has been debate over whether or not provisioning as an aid to observation of free-ranging groups alters behavior and population processes to the extent that those studies are not indicative of the animals' natural lives. If they are not, a significant amount of long-term data on several species of primates would be rendered irrelevant to analysis of natural population processes, and to the pool of knowl…
Multispecies ethnography from the perspective of Japanese primate social interaction studies
Cet article a pour objectif de situer les études japonaises sur les interactions sociales en ce qui concerne la manière dont elles peuvent être comparées à, mais aussi en ce qu'elles ajoutent comme perspective aux ethnographies multi-espèces. Pour ce faire, les différentes réponses à l'usage et aux significations du terme ethnographie en ethnoprimatologie et dans l'ethnographie multi-espèce sont brièvement revisitées. Ces visions sont ensuite com…
Ethologisches Worterbuch
Ethologisches Worterbuch
The Monkey Memorial Service of Japanese Primatologists
Provisioning and the study of free-ranging primates
Since the first field primate studies there has been debate over whether or not provisioning as an aid to observation of free-ranging groups alters behavior and population processes to the extent that those studies are not indicative of the animals' natural lives. If they are not, a significant amount of long-term data on several species of primates would be rendered irrelevant to analysis of natural population processes, and to the pool of knowl…
Adolescents' and Parents' Conceptions of Parental Authority and Personal Autonomy
History of Physical Anthropology
History of Physical Anthropology: An Encyclopedia, vols. & 2. Frank Spencer. ed. New York: Garland Publishing, 1997. 1,195 pp
Imanishi, Kinji (1902–1992)
Kinji Imanishi was an ecologist, anthropologist, and founder of primatology in Japan. His basic view emphasized cooperation rather than competition in the natural world. This view held that “lifestyle partitioning” ( sumiwake ) among coexisting species explained the origin, or differentiation, of species. His concept of “species society” ( specia ) likewise focused on members of a species as a whole and their interactions with one another that ma…
Centralizing Fieldwork
Of bonds and boundaries
Anthropomorphism (and its obverse, zoomorphism) continues to shift and propel us toward changing perspectives on ourselves and other animals. Discussions of anthropomorphism in primate behavior are ostensibly about our use and definition of terms, but ultimately reflect our views of what is unique to humans or unknowable in other animals. Primatologists doing long‐term fieldwork report on the bonds that are inevitably formed through familiarity w…
A Japanese View of Nature
Although Seibutsu no Sekai (The World of Living Things), the seminal 1941 work of Kinji Imanishi, had an enormous impact in Japan, both on scholars and on the general public, very little is known about it in the English-speaking world. This book makes the complete text available in English for the first time and provides an extensive introduction and notes to set the work in context. Imanishi's work, based on a very wide knowledge of science and …
Imanishi, Kinji (1902–1992)
Kinji Imanishi (1902–1992) was an ecologist, anthropologist, and founder of primatology in Japan. His basic view emphasized co‐operation rather than competition in the natural world. This view held that “lifestyle partitioning” ( sumiwake ) among coexisting species explained the origin, or differentiation, of species. His concept of “species society” ( specia ) likewise focused on members of a species as a whole and their interactions with one an…
Multispecies ethnography from the perspective of Japanese primate social interaction studies
Cet article a pour objectif de situer les études japonaises sur les interactions sociales en ce qui concerne la manière dont elles peuvent être comparées à, mais aussi en ce qu'elles ajoutent comme perspective aux ethnographies multi-espèces. Pour ce faire, les différentes réponses à l'usage et aux significations du terme ethnographie en ethnoprimatologie et dans l'ethnographie multi-espèce sont brièvement revisitées. Ces visions sont ensuite com…
Japanese Images of Nature
It is often claimed that the Japanese have a particular love for nature, a love often reflected in their art and material culture. But today equal notice is being given to the environmental degradation caused by the Japanese at home as well as abroad. How can these phenomena be reconciled? This issue is but one of several raised that this volume seeks to address in its examination of the human-nature relationship in Japan. Through topics ranging …
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