William Ridgeway
Biographic Data
| ID | 222941 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Ridgeway |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Ridgeway |
| SIGNATURE | RIDGEWAY W |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Illinois Chicago |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 31 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 26 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1890 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Changes in Retail Tobacco Product Availability Following a Chicago City Ordinance Restricting Sales of Menthol and Other Flavored Tobacco Products Near Schools
BACKGROUND: In April 2016, the City of Chicago implemented an ordinance restricting the sale of all flavored (including menthol) tobacco products (FTPs), including electronic cigarettes, at retailers located within 500 feet of any public, private, or alternative elementary, middle ("primary"), or high ("secondary") school. We examined changes in retail availability of FTPs from before to after policy implementation among policy-affected retailers…
The Owl of Minerva: the Cambridge Praelections of 1906: Reassessments of Richard Jebb, James Adam, Walter Headlam, Henry Jackson, William Ridgeway and Arthur Verrall
The use of legal, illegal and roll-your-own cigarettes to increasing tobacco excise taxes and comprehensive tobacco control policies: Findings from the ITC Uruguay Survey
A 10% increase in the relative price ratio of legal to RYO cigarettes is associated with a 4.6% increase in the probability of consuming RYO cigarettes over manufactured legal cigarettes (p≤0.05). In addition, more exposure to antismoking messaging is associated with a lower odds of choosing RYO cigarettes over manufactured legal cigarettes (p≤0.05). Non-significant associations exist between the manufactured illegal to legal cigarette price rati…
Weight control belief and its impact on the effectiveness of tobacco control policies on quit attempts: Findings from the ITC 4 Country Survey
Although our results vary by gender and country, the findings suggest that weight concerns do alter policy responsiveness in quit attempts in certain populations. Policy makers should take this into account and alleviate weight concerns to enhance the effectiveness of existing tobacco control policies on promoting quitting smoking
The Homeric Trial-Scene
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Note on Tacitus, Hist. V. 5
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E ρρ∈ιυ in Homer and in an Olympian Inscription
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The Dramas and Dramatic Dances of the Non-European Races
The Early Age of Greece
Euripides in Macedon
All are agreed that towards the end of his long life Euripides leff Athens and went to the court of Archelaus, king of Macedon. From Plato 1 and many other sources we know that Archelaus was the illegitimate son of Perdiccas II., by Simiche, a slave girl, and had succeeded to his father by murdering his uncle Alcetas, his half-brother, and his cousin. As these events occurred in 413 or 412 B.C., the poet's visit must have been later than that dat…
Thorn Traps
Niall ‘of the Nine Hostages’ in connexion with the treasures of Traprain Law and Ballinrees, and the destruction of Wroxeter, Chester, Caerleon and Caerwent
In 1914 the Scottish Antiquaries began excavations on the hill of Traprain Law, 20 miles E. of Edinburgh, about 2 miles from the sea and overlooking the Firth of Forth. Here in 1919 was made one of the most notable discoveries ever known in Britain, the hoard of Roman silver plate, now in the National Scottish Museum, and admirably described by Mr. Alex. Curle, Director of the Royal Scottish Museum. There are remains of 10 flagons or flasks, 5 wi…
On Two Wooden Maori Daggers
An Irish Decorated, Socketed Bronze Axe
Professor Ridgeway's Theory of the Origin of Indian Drama”: A Surrejoinder
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Professor Ridgeway's Theory of the Origin of the Indian Drama”: A Reply
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Psychology and Social Structure in the Republic of Plato
It is now generally recognized that Plato's whole theory of the Ideal State is based upon the principle that human society is ‘natural’ As against the antisocial doctrines of certain sophists, this proposition means, in the first place, a denial of the view that society originated in a primitive contract. But Plato does not merely reject this false opinion; he also sets up an alternative doctrine that the state is natural, in the sense that a hum…
Three Notes on the Poetic of Aristotle
I. ON Aristotle's supposed inconsistency in his treatment of Epic as a form of Mimesis. In his note on the Poetic c. i, 1447, a, 15, Mr. Ingram Bywater writes: ‘ In his use of , in the Poetics Aristotle has fallen into a grave inconsistency, as he distinctly makes it in one place (3,1448, a, 21) include narrative, and in another (24, 1460, a, 9) exclude it.’ Yet I venture to think that a careful examination of the two passages will show that Aris…
The Origin of Tragedy, with Special Reference to the Greek Tragedians
Presidential Address. The Influence of Environment on Man
Presidential Address. The Relation of Anthropology to Classical Studies
William Ridgeway, Presidential Address. The Relation of Anthropology to Classical Studies., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 39 (Jan. - Jun., 1909), pp. 10-25
The Origin of the Turkish Crescent
Environment and Race
The Origin of the Guitar and Fiddles
Anthropology at the Universities
The Origin of the Turkish Crescent
The Origin of Metallic Currency and Weight Standards
Psychology and Social Structure in the Republic of Plato
It is now generally recognized that Plato's whole theory of the Ideal State is based upon the principle that human society is ‘natural’ As against the antisocial doctrines of certain sophists, this proposition means, in the first place, a denial of the view that society originated in a primitive contract. But Plato does not merely reject this false opinion; he also sets up an alternative doctrine that the state is natural, in the sense that a hum…
The Early Age of Greece
Euripides in Macedon
All are agreed that towards the end of his long life Euripides leff Athens and went to the court of Archelaus, king of Macedon. From Plato 1 and many other sources we know that Archelaus was the illegitimate son of Perdiccas II., by Simiche, a slave girl, and had succeeded to his father by murdering his uncle Alcetas, his half-brother, and his cousin. As these events occurred in 413 or 412 B.C., the poet's visit must have been later than that dat…
Presidential Address. The Influence of Environment on Man
Niall ‘of the Nine Hostages’ in connexion with the treasures of Traprain Law and Ballinrees, and the destruction of Wroxeter, Chester, Caerleon and Caerwent
In 1914 the Scottish Antiquaries began excavations on the hill of Traprain Law, 20 miles E. of Edinburgh, about 2 miles from the sea and overlooking the Firth of Forth. Here in 1919 was made one of the most notable discoveries ever known in Britain, the hoard of Roman silver plate, now in the National Scottish Museum, and admirably described by Mr. Alex. Curle, Director of the Royal Scottish Museum. There are remains of 10 flagons or flasks, 5 wi…
Bassareus
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The Greek Trade-Routes To Britain
v » 12 )-It is quite possible, as we shall see hereafter, that tin trade with the Continent had died out in the time • *-a2Sa >", and that it was not until after the Roman con gest, in the middle of the following century, that the mines 0 .Cor nwall were again developed.To the list of imports given by Strabo we may add copper, on the authority of yssax (are utuntur importato, v, I2> Diodorus Siculus 2 2) gives an account of the tin mining in Corn…
The Origin of Metallic Currency and Weight Standards
Are the Cambridgeshire Ditches Referred to by Tacitus
The Origin of Metallic Currency and Weight Standards
Bassareus
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Anthropology at the Universities
Note on the Motives Carved on Some Haida Totem Spoons and Pipes
The Origin of the Turkish Crescent
Environment and Race
The Origin of the Guitar and Fiddles
Presidential Address. The Relation of Anthropology to Classical Studies
William Ridgeway, Presidential Address. The Relation of Anthropology to Classical Studies., The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland, Vol. 39 (Jan. - Jun., 1909), pp. 10-25
Presidential Address. The Influence of Environment on Man
Psychology and Social Structure in the Republic of Plato
It is now generally recognized that Plato's whole theory of the Ideal State is based upon the principle that human society is ‘natural’ As against the antisocial doctrines of certain sophists, this proposition means, in the first place, a denial of the view that society originated in a primitive contract. But Plato does not merely reject this false opinion; he also sets up an alternative doctrine that the state is natural, in the sense that a hum…
Three Notes on the Poetic of Aristotle
I. ON Aristotle's supposed inconsistency in his treatment of Epic as a form of Mimesis. In his note on the Poetic c. i, 1447, a, 15, Mr. Ingram Bywater writes: ‘ In his use of , in the Poetics Aristotle has fallen into a grave inconsistency, as he distinctly makes it in one place (3,1448, a, 21) include narrative, and in another (24, 1460, a, 9) exclude it.’ Yet I venture to think that a careful examination of the two passages will show that Aris…
The Origin of Tragedy, with Special Reference to the Greek Tragedians
Professor Ridgeway's Theory of the Origin of the Indian Drama”: A Reply
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Professor Ridgeway's Theory of the Origin of Indian Drama”: A Surrejoinder
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An Irish Decorated, Socketed Bronze Axe
On Two Wooden Maori Daggers
Niall ‘of the Nine Hostages’ in connexion with the treasures of Traprain Law and Ballinrees, and the destruction of Wroxeter, Chester, Caerleon and Caerwent
In 1914 the Scottish Antiquaries began excavations on the hill of Traprain Law, 20 miles E. of Edinburgh, about 2 miles from the sea and overlooking the Firth of Forth. Here in 1919 was made one of the most notable discoveries ever known in Britain, the hoard of Roman silver plate, now in the National Scottish Museum, and admirably described by Mr. Alex. Curle, Director of the Royal Scottish Museum. There are remains of 10 flagons or flasks, 5 wi…
Thorn Traps
Euripides in Macedon
All are agreed that towards the end of his long life Euripides leff Athens and went to the court of Archelaus, king of Macedon. From Plato 1 and many other sources we know that Archelaus was the illegitimate son of Perdiccas II., by Simiche, a slave girl, and had succeeded to his father by murdering his uncle Alcetas, his half-brother, and his cousin. As these events occurred in 413 or 412 B.C., the poet's visit must have been later than that dat…
The Early Age of Greece
The Dramas and Dramatic Dances of the Non-European Races
The Homeric Trial-Scene
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