August B Hollingshead
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3620201 |
|---|---|
| NOME | August B Hollingshead |
| PRENOMES | August B |
| SOBRENOME | Hollingshead |
| ASSINATURA | HOLLINGSHEAD A B |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Yale University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 59 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 743 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 59 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1938 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2007 |
| ÍNDICE H | 12 |
Social Class and Mental Illness
Class and Mental Illness: A Community Study. By August B. Hollingshead and Fredrick C. Redlich. Price, $7.50. Pp. 442. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 440 Fourth Ave., 1958. The ten-year collaborative research directed by Hollingshead, a sociologist, and Redlich, a psychiatrist, has already produced some twenty-five papers; and the general drift of their work is very well known. But in Social Class and Mental Illness most of the major data of their proj…
Elmtown's Youth and Elmtown Revisited
Elmtown's Youth and Elmtown Revisited
Social Stratification and Psychiatric Disorders
"Commentary on "The Indiscriminate State of Social Class Measurement
Journal Article Commentary on “The Indiscriminate State of Social Class Measurement” Get access August B. Hollingshead August B. Hollingshead Yale University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 49, Issue 4, June 1971, Pages 563–567, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/49.4.563 Published: 01 June 1971
Sickness and Society
Social Status and Psychological Disorder
Essays of William Graham Sumner. Volumes I and II
Medical Sociology
Sickness and Society
Disease, the Individual, and Society
Medical Care
Trapped
Trapped
The Social Context of Ambition
Life Stress and Mental Health
Social Class and Mental Illness
Action for Mental Health
Mental Health in the Metropolis
Class and Disordered Speech in the Mentally Ill
Some Issues in the Epidemiology of Schizophrenia
Clinical, laboratory and epidemiological methods help man understand health and disease. Epidemiology seeks to determine who develops a disease, when, and under what conditions. Schizophrenia is a disabling illness of unknown etiology. Epidemiology may be the appropriate method to help man unravel the causative factors which give rise to it. Three issues in an epidemiological study of schizophrenia are discussed: the validity and reliability of p…
Americans View Their Mental Health
The Puerto Rican Spiritualist as a Psychiatrist
Preliminary study of schizophrenia in the lower class in San Juan, Puerto Rico, suggests that spiritualists often serve as psychiatrists and that spiritualism functions as a therapeutic outlet for mental illnesses. A mentally afflicted individual, alienated from his social groups by his deviant and enigmantic behavior may find that a group of spiritualist accepts his behavior. Participation in a spiritualist group serves to structure, define, and…
Social Class and Mental Illness
Sociology and the Field of Education
Social class and mental illness
Social Class and Mental Illness
Class and Mental Illness: A Community Study. By August B. Hollingshead and Fredrick C. Redlich. Price, $7.50. Pp. 442. John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 440 Fourth Ave., 1958. The ten-year collaborative research directed by Hollingshead, a sociologist, and Redlich, a psychiatrist, has already produced some twenty-five papers; and the general drift of their work is very well known. But in Social Class and Mental Illness most of the major data of their proj…
Cultural Factors in the Selection of Marriage Mates
Social Stratification and Psychiatric Disorders
T HE research reported here grew out of the work of a number of men, who, during the last half century, have demonstrated that the social environment in which individuals live is connected in some way, as yet not fully explained, to the development of mental illness.' Medical men have approached this problem largely from the viewpoint of epidemiology.2 Sociologists, on the other hand, have analyzed the ques
Personality in a Communal Society
Social Mobility and Mental Illness
The Puerto Rican Spiritualist as a Psychiatrist
Preliminary study of schizophrenia in the lower class in San Juan, Puerto Rico, suggests that spiritualists often serve as psychiatrists and that spiritualism functions as a therapeutic outlet for mental illnesses. A mentally afflicted individual, alienated from his social groups by his deviant and enigmantic behavior may find that a group of spiritualist accepts his behavior. Participation in a spiritualist group serves to structure, define, and…
"Commentary on "The Indiscriminate State of Social Class Measurement
Journal Article Commentary on “The Indiscriminate State of Social Class Measurement” Get access August B. Hollingshead August B. Hollingshead Yale University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 49, Issue 4, June 1971, Pages 563–567, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/49.4.563 Published: 01 June 1971
Elmtown's Youth
Community Research
Life Stress and Mental Health
Social Class and Mental Illness
Trapped
Americans View Their Mental Health
Social class differences in attitudes toward psychiatry
The Concept of Social Control
HE TERM 'social was introduced into sociological literature by Small and Vincent in I 894.1 The idea, however, stems from Comte2 v and possibly came to Small and Vincent through Ward's3 philosophical writings. The first book under the title,4 Social Control, is traceable to Ward's influence.5 Although the term has been accepted into the sociological argot, sociologists have shown only sporadic interest in the concept. This observation appears val…
Behavior Systems as a Field for Research
LARGE part of the research basic to current sociological theory has been carried on during the last half-century. To be sure, throughout the ages valuable studies have been made occasionally, but never before has there been consistent and continued investigation oriented toward the discovery of the compendent principles of a science of society and culture. Research in sociology, since the World War, has been focused, in the main, on the following…
Social Class and Mental Illness
Mental Health in the Metropolis
Trends in Social Stratification
American as both open and egalitarian, appears in only one author (and somewhat ambiguously even for him) is also worthy of note. The inadequacy of the theory is shown in two ways: first, in that the main effects, height of stratification and economic basis of stratification, appeared to be ineffective to any great degree, and second, in its inability to deal satisfactorily with either Warner or Centers. In spite of these weaknesses it is believe…
Elmtown's Youth and Elmtown Revisited
Selected Characteristics of Classes in a Middle Western Community
T HIS PAPER is concerned with a description of a series of cultural characteristics associated with four strata of the social structure in a Middle Western community of some io,ooo population,' which we shall hereafter call Elmtown.2 Elmtown is an all white community located near the center of the corn belt on a rich glaciated plain bisected by a navigable river. Its highly mechanized agricultural activities are integrated around corn and hogs, w…
Adjustment to Military Life
Cultural and institutional factors impinge on the personality to bring about both adjustment and maladjustment to the military situation. The adjustment process in relation to the military situation has three phases: the premilitary, and the postmilitary. Some of the social and cultural conditions which, aid, as hinder, the adjustment process in each of its phases are discussed
Age Relationships and Marriage
T HE materials I have published previously on mate selection in American society have been focused, in the main, on the relationships which obtain between social stratification and who marries whom.' The data analysed here indicate that the age and prior marital status of each partner are additional factors of crucial importance in the mate selection process. The data used in this discussion were taken from the marriage licenses of couples marrie…
Ingroup Membership and Academic Selection
T O0 WHAT extent does membership in academic ingroups influence selection to faculty posts? We took as criteria of ingroup membership three factors: (I) academic training leading to the successful completion of one or more degrees at Indiana University; (2) known friendship ties between personnel in this and another university; and finally (3) blood and marriage ties between faculty and nonfaculty people. That is, our purpose was to determine how…
Ingroup Membership and Academic Selection
T O0 WHAT extent does membership in academic ingroups influence selection to faculty posts? We took as criteria of ingroup membership three factors: (I) academic training leading to the successful completion of one or more degrees at Indiana University; (2) known friendship ties between personnel in this and another university; and finally (3) blood and marriage ties between faculty and nonfaculty people. That is, our purpose was to determine how…
Behavior Systems as a Field for Research
LARGE part of the research basic to current sociological theory has been carried on during the last half-century. To be sure, throughout the ages valuable studies have been made occasionally, but never before has there been consistent and continued investigation oriented toward the discovery of the compendent principles of a science of society and culture. Research in sociology, since the World War, has been focused, in the main, on the following…
Industrial Geography. Charles E. Landon Economic Geography. William H. Carter , Richard E. Dodge
The Dynamics of Higher Education. Walter A. Lunden
Plant and Animal Communities.Theodore Just
American Husbandry. Harry J. Carman
The Concept of Social Control
HE TERM 'social was introduced into sociological literature by Small and Vincent in I 894.1 The idea, however, stems from Comte2 v and possibly came to Small and Vincent through Ward's3 philosophical writings. The first book under the title,4 Social Control, is traceable to Ward's influence.5 Although the term has been accepted into the sociological argot, sociologists have shown only sporadic interest in the concept. This observation appears val…
Social Ecology
Adjustment to Military Life
Cultural and institutional factors impinge on the personality to bring about both adjustment and maladjustment to the military situation. The adjustment process in relation to the military situation has three phases: the premilitary, and the postmilitary. Some of the social and cultural conditions which, aid, as hinder, the adjustment process in each of its phases are discussed
Selected Characteristics of Classes in a Middle Western Community
T HIS PAPER is concerned with a description of a series of cultural characteristics associated with four strata of the social structure in a Middle Western community of some io,ooo population,' which we shall hereafter call Elmtown.2 Elmtown is an all white community located near the center of the corn belt on a rich glaciated plain bisected by a navigable river. Its highly mechanized agricultural activities are integrated around corn and hogs, w…
Community Research
The Recruitment, Selection, and Training of Social Scientists. Elbridge Sibley
Class and Kinship in a Middle Western Community
Human Behavior and the Principle of Least Effort
Elmtown's Youth
Elmtown's Youth; The Impact of Social Classes on Adolescents
Class Differences in Family Stability
Human Ecology
1950). Human Ecology—A Theory of Community Structure. Economic Geography: Vol. 26, No. 4, pp. 328-330
Cultural Factors in the Selection of Marriage Mates
Age Relationships and Marriage
T HE materials I have published previously on mate selection in American society have been focused, in the main, on the relationships which obtain between social stratification and who marries whom.' The data analysed here indicate that the age and prior marital status of each partner are additional factors of crucial importance in the mate selection process. The data used in this discussion were taken from the marriage licenses of couples marrie…
Marital Status and Wedding Behavior
They Went to College
Trends in Social Stratification
American as both open and egalitarian, appears in only one author (and somewhat ambiguously even for him) is also worthy of note. The inadequacy of the theory is shown in two ways: first, in that the main effects, height of stratification and economic basis of stratification, appeared to be ineffective to any great degree, and second, in its inability to deal satisfactorily with either Warner or Centers. In spite of these weaknesses it is believe…
Social Stratification and Psychiatric Disorders
T HE research reported here grew out of the work of a number of men, who, during the last half century, have demonstrated that the social environment in which individuals live is connected in some way, as yet not fully explained, to the development of mental illness.' Medical men have approached this problem largely from the viewpoint of epidemiology.2 Sociologists, on the other hand, have analyzed the ques
Social Stratification and Schizophrenia
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