Ivan Polunin
Biographic Data
| ID | 248667 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ivan Polunin |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ivan |
| FAMILY NAME | Polunin |
| SIGNATURE | POLUNIN I |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hong Kong Tourism Board |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 25 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1952 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Malaysia, Federation of
Japanese travel boom
Historical Patterns of Migration [and Comments and Reply]
This article describes the migratory patterns resulting from differential incidence of lethal infections in traditional Eurasian civilizations. Further, it examines how changes in modern communication and public health management have interrupted the traditional patterns of population circulation. The communication of infection influenced the standard mass migration patterns for traditional Eurasian civilization. The rural flow to urban centers a…
Some Characteristics of Tribal Peoples
The study of health and disease in distinctive human groups is an important source of knowledge, and ultimately of understanding. Tribal societies are at the polar extreme from modernized communities. However, with the breakdown of isolation this distinctiveness is being eroded, slowly for genes, more rapidly for ideas and behaviour, and fastest for infective agents of disease. Though comtemporary tribal men cannot be equated with prehistoric men…
Visual and Sound Recording Apparatus in Ethnographic Fieldwork
The purpose of this paper is to acquaint fieldworkers with some of the general characteristics and capabilities of several types of apparatus, such as magnetic tape recorders, still and cine cameras, and sound film and videotape systems, and to suggest circumstances in which they may be useful. It is hoped that it will stimulate interest among those whose fieldwork could benefit from such apparatus. Little has been written for anthropologists on …
Stereophonic Magnetic Tape Recorders and the Collection of Ethnographic Field Data
Murut Music of North Borneo
A Note on Visual Non-Literary Methods of Communication Among the Muruts of North Borneo
Studies of Blood Groups in South-East Asia
Anthropological Problems Encountered During a Disease Survey of Malayan Aborigines
Historical Patterns of Migration [and Comments and Reply]
This article describes the migratory patterns resulting from differential incidence of lethal infections in traditional Eurasian civilizations. Further, it examines how changes in modern communication and public health management have interrupted the traditional patterns of population circulation. The communication of infection influenced the standard mass migration patterns for traditional Eurasian civilization. The rural flow to urban centers a…
Studies of Blood Groups in South-East Asia
Japanese travel boom
Visual and Sound Recording Apparatus in Ethnographic Fieldwork
The purpose of this paper is to acquaint fieldworkers with some of the general characteristics and capabilities of several types of apparatus, such as magnetic tape recorders, still and cine cameras, and sound film and videotape systems, and to suggest circumstances in which they may be useful. It is hoped that it will stimulate interest among those whose fieldwork could benefit from such apparatus. Little has been written for anthropologists on …
A Note on Visual Non-Literary Methods of Communication Among the Muruts of North Borneo
Anthropological Problems Encountered During a Disease Survey of Malayan Aborigines
Studies of Blood Groups in South-East Asia
A Note on Visual Non-Literary Methods of Communication Among the Muruts of North Borneo
Murut Music of North Borneo
Stereophonic Magnetic Tape Recorders and the Collection of Ethnographic Field Data
Visual and Sound Recording Apparatus in Ethnographic Fieldwork
The purpose of this paper is to acquaint fieldworkers with some of the general characteristics and capabilities of several types of apparatus, such as magnetic tape recorders, still and cine cameras, and sound film and videotape systems, and to suggest circumstances in which they may be useful. It is hoped that it will stimulate interest among those whose fieldwork could benefit from such apparatus. Little has been written for anthropologists on …
Some Characteristics of Tribal Peoples
The study of health and disease in distinctive human groups is an important source of knowledge, and ultimately of understanding. Tribal societies are at the polar extreme from modernized communities. However, with the breakdown of isolation this distinctiveness is being eroded, slowly for genes, more rapidly for ideas and behaviour, and fastest for infective agents of disease. Though comtemporary tribal men cannot be equated with prehistoric men…
Historical Patterns of Migration [and Comments and Reply]
This article describes the migratory patterns resulting from differential incidence of lethal infections in traditional Eurasian civilizations. Further, it examines how changes in modern communication and public health management have interrupted the traditional patterns of population circulation. The communication of infection influenced the standard mass migration patterns for traditional Eurasian civilization. The rural flow to urban centers a…
Japanese travel boom
Malaysia, Federation of
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