Jules Henry
Biographic Data
| ID | 3616573 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jules Henry |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jules |
| FAMILY NAME | Henry |
| SIGNATURE | HENRY J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Washington University in St. Louis |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 55 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 135 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 55 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1935 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
The New Oedipal Drama of the Permissive Family
Jules Henry on Education
La cultura, destructora de los valores humanos
A Theory for an Anthropological Analysis of American Culture
Culture in American Education: Anthropological Approaches to Minority and Dominant Groups in the Schools . Ruth Landes
White people’s time, colored people’s time
The G. I. syndrome
J. H enry's C omments on C. F rake's M ethodology
Culture Against Man
Culture against Man
More on Cross-Cultural Education
Families in Treatment
A Cross-Cultural Outline of Education
The teacher's role in creativity: The problem of spontaneity, initiative and creativity in suburban classrooms
Culture, Personality and Evolution1
The Personal Community and Its Invariant Properties
Attitude organization in elementary school classrooms
The culture of interpersonal relations in a therapeutic institution for emotionally disturbed children
"A report on "The African mind in health and disease
On the Psychology of Role Relations in American Kinship Terminology
Childhood in Contemporary Cultures.Margaret Mead , Martha Wolfenstein
Docility, or Giving Teacher What She Wants
Symposium: Projective Testing in Ethnography
Residential Treatment of Emotionally Disturbed Children. Joseph H. Reid , Helen R. Hagan
Laughter in psychiatric staff conferences: A sociopsychiatric analysis
The Economics of Pilagá Food Distribution1
A Cross-Cultural Outline of Education
The Linguistic Expression of Emotion
Culture Against Man
The Personal Community and Its Invariant Properties
The Kaingang Language
This paper provides a descriptive grammar of the Kaingang language, spoken by an indigenous group in southern Brazil. Henry focuses on the phonology and morphology of the language, offering detailed descriptions of its sound system, verb conjugations, and noun declensions. He also discusses the language's genetic affiliation, suggesting a relationship with other languages of the Ge family. The study draws on fieldwork conducted by the author and …
Family structure and psychic development
White people’s time, colored people’s time
Docility, or Giving Teacher What She Wants
Symposium: Projective Testing in Ethnography
The Tenetehara Indians of Brazil
Direct Observation and Psychological Tests in Anthropological Field Work
The Linguistic Position of the Ashluslay Indians
A Kaingang Text
Culture, Personality and Evolution1
N ational C haracter and W ar
A Method for Learning to Talk Primitive Languages
Central and South America: The Apinayé. Curt Nimuendajú
A Theory for an Anthropological Analysis of American Culture
Culture in American Education: Anthropological Approaches to Minority and Dominant Groups in the Schools . Ruth Landes
J. H enry's C omments on C. F rake's M ethodology
More on Cross-Cultural Education
Organization and Pathology of Thought: Selected Sources . David Rapaport
The Principle of Limits: With Special Reference to the Social Sciences
The following paper is a continuation of an attempt (2) to explore the possibility of intensifying sociological analysis through the development of heuristic devices. The value of heuristic devices lies, so it seems to me, in their essential simplicity and the consequent broadness of their applicability. A heuristic device differs from a law in that it is not an if, then type of proposition. It is a guide to analysis rather than a statement of th…
Initial Reactions to the Americans in Japan
A Kaingang Text
The Personality of the Kaingang Indians
The Linguistic Expression of Emotion
The Linguistic Position of the Ashluslay Indians
Some cultural determinants of hostility in Pilaga Indian children
Speech disturbances in Pilagá Indian children
A Method for Learning to Talk Primitive Languages
Central and South America: The Apinayé. Curt Nimuendajú
Rorschach technique in primitive cultures
Symmetrical and reciprocal hostility in sibling rivalry
Rorschach analysis of Pilagá Indian children
Doll play of Pilagá Indian children: Authors' rejoinder
Initial Reactions to the Americans in Japan
Environment and symptom formation
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Common problems of research in anthropology and psychiatry
The Kaingang Language
This paper provides a descriptive grammar of the Kaingang language, spoken by an indigenous group in southern Brazil. Henry focuses on the phonology and morphology of the language, offering detailed descriptions of its sound system, verb conjugations, and noun declensions. He also discusses the language's genetic affiliation, suggesting a relationship with other languages of the Ge family. The study draws on fieldwork conducted by the author and …
Anthropology and Psychosomatics
Cultural objectification of the case history
The Principle of Limits: With Special Reference to the Social Sciences
The following paper is a continuation of an attempt (2) to explore the possibility of intensifying sociological analysis through the development of heuristic devices. The value of heuristic devices lies, so it seems to me, in their essential simplicity and the consequent broadness of their applicability. A heuristic device differs from a law in that it is not an if, then type of proposition. It is a guide to analysis rather than a statement of th…
The Tenetehara Indians of Brazil
Family structure and psychic development
Family structure and the transmission of neurotic behavior
N ational C haracter and W ar
The Economics of Pilagá Food Distribution1
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