Bernard J Siegel
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 3617217 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Bernard J Siegel |
| NOMBRES | Bernard J |
| APELLIDO | Siegel |
| FIRMA | SIEGEL B J |
| AFILIACIONES | Stanford University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 100 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1947 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1996 |
| ÍNDICE H | 4 |
The Known, Unknown and Unknowable in Anthropology
Science in the New Age
The Case of a High School Classroom
The First Twenty Years
After twenty years as founder and editor of the Annual Review of Anthropology (ARA) I have been requested by the Editorial Committee to ponder the developments in the several subfields of anthropology over this period of time, as reflected in the topics selected for review in this enterprise. Where I feel some competence to do so, I shall offer a critique of where we have come from and where we might be going. Before entering into the fray, I wil…
The Contestado Rebellion, 1912-16
The Brazilian Peasantry. SHEPARD Forman
Annual Review of Anthropology, Volume 4
Annual Review of Anthropology. Vol. 1
Biennial Review of Anthropology, 1969
Social Stress
Migration Dynamics in the Interior of Ceará, Brazil
For the past century, "the problem" of the interior of the Brazilian Northeast has been defined in terms of solving the recurrent droughts by rendering them more predictable and, especially, by mitigating their disastrous effects, one of which is large-scale forced emigration. Investigation of cattle-cotton latifundia in the interior of Ceará state reveals that, in addition to migration out of the region, there is an almost ceaseless movement of …
Defensive Structuring and Environmental Stress
This essay explores a kind of adaptation, referred to as defensive structuring, that recurs with great regularity among groups that perceive themselves as exposed to environmental stress of long duration with which they cannot cope directly and aggressively. Adaptive elements include: authoritarian control over members, exercised by a small specially knowledgeable elite; a high rate o endogamy; cultivation of cultural identity symbols; and early …
Biennial Review of Anthropology 1967
General
Wages and Income in Ceará, Brazil
Peasant workers on two plantations studied are simultaneously sharecroppers and wage laborers. Wages are partly determined by supply and demand; but other conditions also determine wages, e.g., personalized patron-client relationships. A worker has various possibilities in the wage-labor market; which he chooses is dependent in part upon his income and wealth. Generally, the greater the cushion of wealth between him and marginal subsistence, the …
Biennial Review of Anthropology 1967
Concerning Nicholas' Review of “Divisiveness and Social Conflict”
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Biennial Review of Anthropology, 1965
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Some Recent Developments in Studies of Social and Cultural Change
struction, which were especially prominent in America during the first three decades of the present century. These analyses-which continue in diminished degree to the present day-attempted to account for the distribution of specific cultural elements and complexes of elements, drawing, where possible, upon documentary and archaeological evidence. Indeed, what might legitimately be included within the rubric of change would contain much, if not mo…
Ethnology and Ethnohistory
Other
Pervasive Factionalism1
Defensive Structuring and Environmental Stress
This essay explores a kind of adaptation, referred to as defensive structuring, that recurs with great regularity among groups that perceive themselves as exposed to environmental stress of long duration with which they cannot cope directly and aggressively. Adaptive elements include: authoritarian control over members, exercised by a small specially knowledgeable elite; a high rate o endogamy; cultivation of cultural identity symbols; and early …
Conflict and Factionalist Dispute
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Magic and Witchcraft
Biennial Review of Anthropology, 1969
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
Ethnology and Ethnography
Some Observations on the Pueblo Pattern at Taos1
Biennial Review of Anthropology 1967
Biennial Review of Anthropology 1961
Becoming More Civilized
General and Theoretical
Seminars in Archaeology
The Role of Perception in Urban-Rural Change
High Anxiety Levels and Cultural Integration
Journal Article High Anxiety Levels and Cultural Integration: Notes on a Psycho-Cultural Hypothesis Get access Bernard J. Siegel Bernard J. Siegel Stanford University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 34, Issue 1, October 1955, Pages 42–48, https://doi.org/10.2307/2574258 Published: 01 October 1955
The Case of a High School Classroom
The First Twenty Years
After twenty years as founder and editor of the Annual Review of Anthropology (ARA) I have been requested by the Editorial Committee to ponder the developments in the several subfields of anthropology over this period of time, as reflected in the topics selected for review in this enterprise. Where I feel some competence to do so, I shall offer a critique of where we have come from and where we might be going. Before entering into the fray, I wil…
Annual Review of Anthropology. Vol. 1
Biennial Review of Anthropology 1967
Divisiveness and Social Conflict
The Meaning of History in Anthropology as Exemplified by near Eastern Culture Materials
Currents of Anthropological Theory and Value Concepts
Some Observations on the Pueblo Pattern at Taos1
Anthropological Analysis of Shared Respect
Native Arts of the Pacific Northwest
Birth and Childhood among the Arabs
O ther
Ethnology and Ethnography
Ethnology and Ethnography
High Anxiety Levels and Cultural Integration
Journal Article High Anxiety Levels and Cultural Integration: Notes on a Psycho-Cultural Hypothesis Get access Bernard J. Siegel Bernard J. Siegel Stanford University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 34, Issue 1, October 1955, Pages 42–48, https://doi.org/10.2307/2574258 Published: 01 October 1955
Seminars in Archaeology
The Role of Perception in Urban-Rural Change
Acculturation
Ethnology and Ethnography
General and Theoretical
Magic and Witchcraft
General and Theoretical
Native Peoples of South America
Conflict and Factionalist Dispute
Pervasive Factionalism1
Conflict, parochialism and social differentiation in Portuguese society
One of the more challenging theoretical problems confronting the anthropologist today is the study of the relations between the units of his investigation-some kind of community-and the units of analysissome larger system of which they are a part. Even tribal societies, where the social and cultural characteristics of one local group tend to be replicated in others of the same tribe, there is often more differentiation than might be imagined. Fur…
Anthropology and Comparative Administration
Becoming More Civilized
Biennial Review of Anthropology; 1961
Felix Maxwell Keesing
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