Dorothy Lee
Biographic Data
| ID | 3617383 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Dorothy Lee |
| GIVEN NAMES | Dorothy |
| FAMILY NAME | Lee |
| SIGNATURE | LEE D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Vassar College |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7736-4839 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 18 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 18 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1946 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2004 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
In the Spirit of Truth
The Gospel of John had a powerful impact on the early Church not only in its theological understanding of God but in its conviction of the centrality of worship. In the Fourth Gospel, worship is made possible through the Spirit who gives birth to believers, making them children of God and participants in Jesus' own filiation. The Johannine Jesus, through the Spirit, becomes both the locus and object of worship, the source of worship as well as th…
Note
A hypothetical situation is presented in which respondents are ignored. While an earlier study reported female subjects reacted negatively toward themselves in such a situation, in the present study, proportions of women ( n = 134) and men ( n = 79) making these choices were nor significantly different
Sensory Alienation and Interpersonal Constraints as Correlates of Cognitive Structure
This research tested the proposition that closed-minded persons will restrict sensory input and interpersonal relationships. 303 high and low scorers on dogmatism, self-attitude, and self-reliance scales were compared for food-avoidance and reference-other relationships. While there was no significant difference in number of foods tasted and rejected, the closed-minded had tried significantly fewer foods. There was no difference in number of refe…
Dogmatism, learning, and resistance to change
Autonomous Motivation 1
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Cultural Curtain
The introduction of technical change into non- Western cultures has, in the past, been done rather hap hazardly. Even when the motivation for such efforts has been completely humanitarian, the effects are frequently unfortu nate. At times it is impossible to introduce changes because of cultural resistance; on other occasions an "improvement" in a culture has had disastrous ramifications because neither the values of the culture nor the relations…
Forty-Five Stories from the Dodecanese
General and Theoretical
Symposium
Culture in Crisis, A Study of the Hopi Indians . L aura T hompson . Foreword by J ohn C ollier , a chapter from the writings of B enjamin L ee W horf , and 45 photographs by M ilton S now
Lineal and Nonlineal Codifications of Reality
Notes on the conception of the self among the Wintu Indians
Culture and Ethos of Kaska Society
Being and Value in a Primitive Culture
Are basic needs ultimate
A soluble poly(2-methoxyo5-decoxy)-p-phenylene vinylene (PMODOPV) was synthesized via dehydrochlorination reaction and characterized by UV-visible absorption spectrum. The results showed that PMODOPV had a broad optical absorption band in the range of 450-550 nm and the optical band gap was calculated to be around 2.12 eV. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities (χ(3)) of PMODOPV films implanted by 30-kev N+ ions in the dose range of 3…
A Novel Dealing With a Greek Community
Greek Tales of Nastradi Hodjas
Notes on the conception of the self among the Wintu Indians
Being and Value in a Primitive Culture
Are basic needs ultimate
A soluble poly(2-methoxyo5-decoxy)-p-phenylene vinylene (PMODOPV) was synthesized via dehydrochlorination reaction and characterized by UV-visible absorption spectrum. The results showed that PMODOPV had a broad optical absorption band in the range of 450-550 nm and the optical band gap was calculated to be around 2.12 eV. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities (χ(3)) of PMODOPV films implanted by 30-kev N+ ions in the dose range of 3…
Greek Tales of Nastradi Hodjas
A Novel Dealing With a Greek Community
Are basic needs ultimate
A soluble poly(2-methoxyo5-decoxy)-p-phenylene vinylene (PMODOPV) was synthesized via dehydrochlorination reaction and characterized by UV-visible absorption spectrum. The results showed that PMODOPV had a broad optical absorption band in the range of 450-550 nm and the optical band gap was calculated to be around 2.12 eV. The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities (χ(3)) of PMODOPV films implanted by 30-kev N+ ions in the dose range of 3…
Being and Value in a Primitive Culture
Lineal and Nonlineal Codifications of Reality
Notes on the conception of the self among the Wintu Indians
Culture and Ethos of Kaska Society
Culture in Crisis, A Study of the Hopi Indians . L aura T hompson . Foreword by J ohn C ollier , a chapter from the writings of B enjamin L ee W horf , and 45 photographs by M ilton S now
Symposium
Forty-Five Stories from the Dodecanese
General and Theoretical
The Cultural Curtain
The introduction of technical change into non- Western cultures has, in the past, been done rather hap hazardly. Even when the motivation for such efforts has been completely humanitarian, the effects are frequently unfortu nate. At times it is impossible to introduce changes because of cultural resistance; on other occasions an "improvement" in a culture has had disastrous ramifications because neither the values of the culture nor the relations…
Ethnology and Ethnography
Autonomous Motivation 1
Dogmatism, learning, and resistance to change
Sensory Alienation and Interpersonal Constraints as Correlates of Cognitive Structure
This research tested the proposition that closed-minded persons will restrict sensory input and interpersonal relationships. 303 high and low scorers on dogmatism, self-attitude, and self-reliance scales were compared for food-avoidance and reference-other relationships. While there was no significant difference in number of foods tasted and rejected, the closed-minded had tried significantly fewer foods. There was no difference in number of refe…
Note
A hypothetical situation is presented in which respondents are ignored. While an earlier study reported female subjects reacted negatively toward themselves in such a situation, in the present study, proportions of women ( n = 134) and men ( n = 79) making these choices were nor significantly different
In the Spirit of Truth
The Gospel of John had a powerful impact on the early Church not only in its theological understanding of God but in its conviction of the centrality of worship. In the Fourth Gospel, worship is made possible through the Spirit who gives birth to believers, making them children of God and participants in Jesus' own filiation. The Johannine Jesus, through the Spirit, becomes both the locus and object of worship, the source of worship as well as th…
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