George Saunders
Biographic Data
| ID | 3618633 |
|---|---|
| NAME | George Saunders |
| GIVEN NAMES | George |
| FAMILY NAME | Saunders |
| SIGNATURE | SAUNDERS G |
| AFFILIATIONS | Lawrence University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 24 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 68 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 24 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Strictness and Congregational Growth in Middletown
The relative effectiveness of strictness theory and modernization theory in explaining congregational growth is tested using a random sample of white, Protestant churches in Middletown (N = 98). Although the former theory predicts that growth is positively related to an authoritative structure and to enforcing rules of ascetic strictness, modernization theory predicts the opposite pattern. For our sample, authoritative leadership seemed not to pr…
The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara
The crisis of presence in Italian Pentecostal conversion
Italian anthropologist Ernest De Martino (1908-1965) devoted much of his writing to the analysis of "the crisis of presence," an existential dilemma evidenced in a disturbed sense of self and often expressed as illness, emotional distress, or "alienation." This article describes De Martino's conceptualization of the crisis of presence as a problem of consciousness with moral and emotional dimensions and applies it in interpreting the conversion n…
Madonnas That Maim
"Critical Ethnocentrism" and the Ethnology of Ernesto De Martino
Italian anthropologist, folklorist, and historian of religions Ernesto De Martino was an eclectic and creative intellectual who fostered a whole generation of studies on popular culture in Italy. In this article, I focus on one particular aspect of his work, a method referred to as "critical ethnocentrism," attempting to situate De Martino's concerns in the historical moment of postwar ideological struggles. De Martino's approach, however, has a …
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Aggression and Community
Honor and Shame and the Unity of the Mediterranean
Love and Power in the Peasant Family
Metropol
An End to Silence
Infant bilingualism
This paper looks critically at some recently published views on the difficulty of parents’ raising their children bilingually, (e.g. tolerance of children's deviations from adult speech, the influence of friends and relatives, finding an adequate vocabulary for a foreign environment), and also examines criticism of the use of children as the subjects of research into the acquisition of bilingualism
General and Theoretical
The time of Stalin--portrait of a tyranny
Nuclear Disaster in the Urals
October 1917 Revisited
At Odds
Adding a second native language in the home
A progress report is given on a longitudinal study of the acquisition of English‐German bilingualism by two Australian‐born children who, from the onset of speech, have always communicated with their father in German and with their mother and most other people in English. The situation is unusual in that English is the native language of both parents and is also the dominant and official language of the community. The problems of creating and fos…
The October Revolution
The October Revolution
Peasant Life in Piedmont
The October Revolution
Social Change and Psychocultural Continuity in Alpine Italian Family Life
Samizdat
"Critical Ethnocentrism" and the Ethnology of Ernesto De Martino
Italian anthropologist, folklorist, and historian of religions Ernesto De Martino was an eclectic and creative intellectual who fostered a whole generation of studies on popular culture in Italy. In this article, I focus on one particular aspect of his work, a method referred to as "critical ethnocentrism," attempting to situate De Martino's concerns in the historical moment of postwar ideological struggles. De Martino's approach, however, has a …
The crisis of presence in Italian Pentecostal conversion
Italian anthropologist Ernest De Martino (1908-1965) devoted much of his writing to the analysis of "the crisis of presence," an existential dilemma evidenced in a disturbed sense of self and often expressed as illness, emotional distress, or "alienation." This article describes De Martino's conceptualization of the crisis of presence as a problem of consciousness with moral and emotional dimensions and applies it in interpreting the conversion n…
Strictness and Congregational Growth in Middletown
The relative effectiveness of strictness theory and modernization theory in explaining congregational growth is tested using a random sample of white, Protestant churches in Middletown (N = 98). Although the former theory predicts that growth is positively related to an authoritative structure and to enforcing rules of ascetic strictness, modernization theory predicts the opposite pattern. For our sample, authoritative leadership seemed not to pr…
Adding a second native language in the home
A progress report is given on a longitudinal study of the acquisition of English‐German bilingualism by two Australian‐born children who, from the onset of speech, have always communicated with their father in German and with their mother and most other people in English. The situation is unusual in that English is the native language of both parents and is also the dominant and official language of the community. The problems of creating and fos…
Honor and Shame and the Unity of the Mediterranean
Social Change and Psychocultural Continuity in Alpine Italian Family Life
Infant bilingualism
This paper looks critically at some recently published views on the difficulty of parents’ raising their children bilingually, (e.g. tolerance of children's deviations from adult speech, the influence of friends and relatives, finding an adequate vocabulary for a foreign environment), and also examines criticism of the use of children as the subjects of research into the acquisition of bilingualism
Nuclear Disaster in the Urals
Samizdat
Samizdat
The October Revolution
Social Change and Psychocultural Continuity in Alpine Italian Family Life
Adding a second native language in the home
A progress report is given on a longitudinal study of the acquisition of English‐German bilingualism by two Australian‐born children who, from the onset of speech, have always communicated with their father in German and with their mother and most other people in English. The situation is unusual in that English is the native language of both parents and is also the dominant and official language of the community. The problems of creating and fos…
The October Revolution
The October Revolution
Peasant Life in Piedmont
The time of Stalin--portrait of a tyranny
Nuclear Disaster in the Urals
October 1917 Revisited
At Odds
Infant bilingualism
This paper looks critically at some recently published views on the difficulty of parents’ raising their children bilingually, (e.g. tolerance of children's deviations from adult speech, the influence of friends and relatives, finding an adequate vocabulary for a foreign environment), and also examines criticism of the use of children as the subjects of research into the acquisition of bilingualism
General and Theoretical
An End to Silence
Metropol
Love and Power in the Peasant Family
Honor and Shame and the Unity of the Mediterranean
Aggression and Community
Social/Cultural Anthropology
Madonnas That Maim
"Critical Ethnocentrism" and the Ethnology of Ernesto De Martino
Italian anthropologist, folklorist, and historian of religions Ernesto De Martino was an eclectic and creative intellectual who fostered a whole generation of studies on popular culture in Italy. In this article, I focus on one particular aspect of his work, a method referred to as "critical ethnocentrism," attempting to situate De Martino's concerns in the historical moment of postwar ideological struggles. De Martino's approach, however, has a …
The crisis of presence in Italian Pentecostal conversion
Italian anthropologist Ernest De Martino (1908-1965) devoted much of his writing to the analysis of "the crisis of presence," an existential dilemma evidenced in a disturbed sense of self and often expressed as illness, emotional distress, or "alienation." This article describes De Martino's conceptualization of the crisis of presence as a problem of consciousness with moral and emotional dimensions and applies it in interpreting the conversion n…
The Kidnapping of Edgardo Mortara
Strictness and Congregational Growth in Middletown
The relative effectiveness of strictness theory and modernization theory in explaining congregational growth is tested using a random sample of white, Protestant churches in Middletown (N = 98). Although the former theory predicts that growth is positively related to an authoritative structure and to enforcing rules of ascetic strictness, modernization theory predicts the opposite pattern. For our sample, authoritative leadership seemed not to pr…
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