Charles R Hoffer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3630231 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles R Hoffer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles R |
| FAMILY NAME | Hoffer |
| SIGNATURE | HOFFER C R |
| AFFILIATIONS | Indiana University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 16 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 36 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 16 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1926 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Leadership for Learning in Music Education
Regionalization and Rural Health Care
Common Efforts of the Community Orchestra and the School Music Program in Providing Listening Experiences for School Students
and school music teachers have in common an interest in developing music appreciation in young people. The school music faculty is interested in music appreciation because appreciation is an important purpose of music education. The community orchestra off;cials are interested in good listening by young people because the orchestra will benefit eventually from the training given this future audience. Thus, music educators and those concerned with…
Community Involvement: The Webs of Formal and Informal Ties That Make for Action
The Family Doctor Sociometric Relationships
Measurement of Health Needs and Health Care
SOCIOLOGISTS are generally aware of the presence of ill health, but the extent to which it prevails in any given population group such as a local community or a county is not generally known. Morbidity and mortality rates provide a measure of only the number of persons who have been reported to have had specified diseases or who have died. They do not indicate how many individuals are suffering from ailments which have not been reported or the nu…
Understanding Marriage and the Family. (Vol. II of the American Family Magazine Book Foundation.)
New Farm Homes for Old: A Study of Rural Public Housing in the South
The Sociology of Rural Life
Farmers of the World
Conflicts
The Community Situation and Political Action
I F THE SITUATION means the configuration of factors conditioning the behavior reaction,' it is a convenient concept for considering political activity within a community, for political action is peculiarly responsive to the multiplicity of forces in life. This is the case to such an extent that it reflects the degree of integration as well as the quality of the various social processes occurring within a community. It is idle to condemn the natu…
Nationalism and Culture
Understanding the Community
Definitions of "community" in sociological literature are varied but, in general, show three ideas essential to the concept, namely, first, the community is a human group; second, the people in it have common activities and experiences; and, third, it occupies a definite territorial area. Characteristics of communities are varied because communities are the net result of many forces-geographical, cultural, political, ando others. An understanding…
Research in the Standard of Living
Journal Article Research in the Standard of Living Get access C. R. Hoffer C. R. Hoffer Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 7, Issue 3, March 1929, Pages 399–402, https://doi.org/10.2307/2569809 Published: 01 March 1929
The Development of Rural Sociology
The study of rural society has arisen chiefly because there was need for knowledge about the human factor engaged in agricultural production. During the last fifteen years more than five hundred institutions widely distrubuted over the United States have added one or more courses in rural sociology to their curricula. Some institutions offer graduate courses in this field and havemade provisions for research work. Most of the research work in rur…
Nationalism and Culture
Community Involvement: The Webs of Formal and Informal Ties That Make for Action
Measurement of Health Needs and Health Care
SOCIOLOGISTS are generally aware of the presence of ill health, but the extent to which it prevails in any given population group such as a local community or a county is not generally known. Morbidity and mortality rates provide a measure of only the number of persons who have been reported to have had specified diseases or who have died. They do not indicate how many individuals are suffering from ailments which have not been reported or the nu…
Farmers of the World
Understanding the Community
Definitions of "community" in sociological literature are varied but, in general, show three ideas essential to the concept, namely, first, the community is a human group; second, the people in it have common activities and experiences; and, third, it occupies a definite territorial area. Characteristics of communities are varied because communities are the net result of many forces-geographical, cultural, political, ando others. An understanding…
The Development of Rural Sociology
The study of rural society has arisen chiefly because there was need for knowledge about the human factor engaged in agricultural production. During the last fifteen years more than five hundred institutions widely distrubuted over the United States have added one or more courses in rural sociology to their curricula. Some institutions offer graduate courses in this field and havemade provisions for research work. Most of the research work in rur…
Research in the Standard of Living
Journal Article Research in the Standard of Living Get access C. R. Hoffer C. R. Hoffer Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 7, Issue 3, March 1929, Pages 399–402, https://doi.org/10.2307/2569809 Published: 01 March 1929
Understanding the Community
Definitions of "community" in sociological literature are varied but, in general, show three ideas essential to the concept, namely, first, the community is a human group; second, the people in it have common activities and experiences; and, third, it occupies a definite territorial area. Characteristics of communities are varied because communities are the net result of many forces-geographical, cultural, political, ando others. An understanding…
Nationalism and Culture
The Community Situation and Political Action
I F THE SITUATION means the configuration of factors conditioning the behavior reaction,' it is a convenient concept for considering political activity within a community, for political action is peculiarly responsive to the multiplicity of forces in life. This is the case to such an extent that it reflects the degree of integration as well as the quality of the various social processes occurring within a community. It is idle to condemn the natu…
Conflicts
Farmers of the World
Understanding Marriage and the Family. (Vol. II of the American Family Magazine Book Foundation.)
New Farm Homes for Old: A Study of Rural Public Housing in the South
The Sociology of Rural Life
The Family Doctor Sociometric Relationships
Measurement of Health Needs and Health Care
SOCIOLOGISTS are generally aware of the presence of ill health, but the extent to which it prevails in any given population group such as a local community or a county is not generally known. Morbidity and mortality rates provide a measure of only the number of persons who have been reported to have had specified diseases or who have died. They do not indicate how many individuals are suffering from ailments which have not been reported or the nu…
Common Efforts of the Community Orchestra and the School Music Program in Providing Listening Experiences for School Students
and school music teachers have in common an interest in developing music appreciation in young people. The school music faculty is interested in music appreciation because appreciation is an important purpose of music education. The community orchestra off;cials are interested in good listening by young people because the orchestra will benefit eventually from the training given this future audience. Thus, music educators and those concerned with…
Community Involvement: The Webs of Formal and Informal Ties That Make for Action
Regionalization and Rural Health Care
Leadership for Learning in Music Education
Sociology (12 works) · Political science (9 works) · Psychology (8 works) · Law (5 works) · Economics (4 works) · Economic growth (3 works) · Medicine (3 works) · Pedagogy (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Action (physics (2 works)