John W Schoenfelder
Biographic Data
| ID | 190573 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John W Schoenfelder |
| GIVEN NAMES | John W |
| FAMILY NAME | Schoenfelder |
| SIGNATURE | SCHOENFELDER J W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of California, Los Angeles |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7651-2828 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 20 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Rappaport’s Rose
Subsurface imaging a Viking-Age churchyard using GPR with TDR
Comments on Lansing and de Vet
The Semiotics of Gunung Kawi
Comprehending pure symbols generally requires arbitrary culture-specific knowledge. Messages communicated by means of signs with nonsymbolic dimensions, such as indexical symbols and indexical icons, should thus be of particular interest to archaeologists. I demonstrate how site design and communal ritual function as multiplex sign production to materialize religious and social statements at ethnographic Balinese Hindu temples. I apply the semiot…
Studies of the Subak
A robust budding model of Balinese water temple networks
Ethnohistory, genetics and simulation are used to propose a new 'budding model' to describe the historical processes by which complex irrigation communities may come into existence. We review two alternative theories, Wittfogel's top-down state-formation theory and common-pool resource management, and suggest that a budding model would better account for existing archaeological and ethnographic descriptions of a well-studied network of irrigation…
[Geoarcaheological Stdies of Landscape Change and Human Settlement During the Past 2500 Years] Ancient Water Management and Landscape Transformation at Sebatu, Bali
[Current Approaches to Socioplitical Complexity in Asia] the Co-Evolution of Agricultural and Sociopolitical Systems in Bali
New dramas for the theatre state
Geertz describes nineteenth-century Balinese states existing for and because of ceremony - an incomplete portrayal nonetheless pointing up the importance of ideology as a source of social power. But Bali has not been static; power strategies alter to fit a changing landscape of control opportunities shaped by multiple interacting ecological, economic, social and perceptual systems. Village-level institutions make ideological statements, as do sta…
Volcanic fertilization of Balinese rice paddies
A robust budding model of Balinese water temple networks
Ethnohistory, genetics and simulation are used to propose a new 'budding model' to describe the historical processes by which complex irrigation communities may come into existence. We review two alternative theories, Wittfogel's top-down state-formation theory and common-pool resource management, and suggest that a budding model would better account for existing archaeological and ethnographic descriptions of a well-studied network of irrigation…
Studies of the Subak
New dramas for the theatre state
Geertz describes nineteenth-century Balinese states existing for and because of ceremony - an incomplete portrayal nonetheless pointing up the importance of ideology as a source of social power. But Bali has not been static; power strategies alter to fit a changing landscape of control opportunities shaped by multiple interacting ecological, economic, social and perceptual systems. Village-level institutions make ideological statements, as do sta…
Subsurface imaging a Viking-Age churchyard using GPR with TDR
The Semiotics of Gunung Kawi
Comprehending pure symbols generally requires arbitrary culture-specific knowledge. Messages communicated by means of signs with nonsymbolic dimensions, such as indexical symbols and indexical icons, should thus be of particular interest to archaeologists. I demonstrate how site design and communal ritual function as multiplex sign production to materialize religious and social statements at ethnographic Balinese Hindu temples. I apply the semiot…
Volcanic fertilization of Balinese rice paddies
New dramas for the theatre state
Geertz describes nineteenth-century Balinese states existing for and because of ceremony - an incomplete portrayal nonetheless pointing up the importance of ideology as a source of social power. But Bali has not been static; power strategies alter to fit a changing landscape of control opportunities shaped by multiple interacting ecological, economic, social and perceptual systems. Village-level institutions make ideological statements, as do sta…
[Geoarcaheological Stdies of Landscape Change and Human Settlement During the Past 2500 Years] Ancient Water Management and Landscape Transformation at Sebatu, Bali
[Current Approaches to Socioplitical Complexity in Asia] the Co-Evolution of Agricultural and Sociopolitical Systems in Bali
A robust budding model of Balinese water temple networks
Ethnohistory, genetics and simulation are used to propose a new 'budding model' to describe the historical processes by which complex irrigation communities may come into existence. We review two alternative theories, Wittfogel's top-down state-formation theory and common-pool resource management, and suggest that a budding model would better account for existing archaeological and ethnographic descriptions of a well-studied network of irrigation…
The Semiotics of Gunung Kawi
Comprehending pure symbols generally requires arbitrary culture-specific knowledge. Messages communicated by means of signs with nonsymbolic dimensions, such as indexical symbols and indexical icons, should thus be of particular interest to archaeologists. I demonstrate how site design and communal ritual function as multiplex sign production to materialize religious and social statements at ethnographic Balinese Hindu temples. I apply the semiot…
Studies of the Subak
Comments on Lansing and de Vet
Subsurface imaging a Viking-Age churchyard using GPR with TDR
Rappaport’s Rose
Archaeology (5 works) · Geography (5 works) · Asian Studies and History (4 works) · Biology (4 works) · History (4 works) · History (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Ecology (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Sociology (3 works)