John Butler
Biographic Data
| ID | 3697647 |
|---|---|
| NAME | John Butler |
| GIVEN NAMES | John |
| FAMILY NAME | Butler |
| SIGNATURE | BUTLER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Harvard University |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-7075-5028 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1906 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2018 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Present State of the Ottoman Empire
Rycaut, Paul. The Present State of the Ottoman Empire: Sixth Edition, 1686. Ed. with intro. John Anthony Butler. An article from journal Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme (Volume 41, Number 2, Spring 2018, pp. 7-227), on Érudit
Family Emotional System
The Gender Discourse in Therapy Questionnaire
Although accredited Marriage and Family Therapy programs require training in gender issues, therapists in training settings may still have difficulty identifying the influences of gender discourse on clients' lives and on therapeutic practices. The Gender Discourse in Therapy Questionnaire was developed as a tool for observational and textual analysis of therapy processes in conversations about gender and gender-related power. It has been used in…
Entrepreneurship and Self-Help among Black Americans
Optimising recycling effort
Pressure to divert post-consumer waste (PCW) from landfill has focused on recycling and, to a lesser extent, incineration with energy recovery. Waste collection authorities (WCAs) seeking to minimize costs have favoured the use of centralized rather than localized recycling options. This paper compares the environmental burdens associated with various collection options for recyclables. It shows that, whilst kerbside collection offers considerabl…
New communication technologies in tropical African development
New communication technologies may be a mixed blessing for tropical African states. They could foster development, by promoting health, education, agriculture, entertainment, business and tourism; and also enhance international trade and regional cooperation. However, these technologies might accentuate the gap between the rich and poor, creating a society characterised by an information-rich elite and an information-poor under-class. In an age w…
Select documents XLV
Geoffrey Henry Browne, third Baron Oranmore and Browne, K.P., P.C., cannot have had publication in mind when he penned his journal; many entries are too personal. He chronicled the progress of his children, Dominick, Kathleen and Geoffrey, detailing their childhood ailments without even drawing a veil over a tonsillectomy on the kitchen table. Of recurrent concern was the health of his wife, Onie. It is a private document, written with evident ca…
Patterns of response in families of chronically disabled children
Interviews with parents of 1,726 special education students yielded reports of stress that varied significantly by type of disability and by maternal education level; family involvement in the special education process also varied significantly by level of education. Clinically important differences in family perceptions and coping mechanisms are described and the need for better child care provisions and involvement of low-income parents in the …
Variation in Special Education Classification Across School Districts
Using independent information collected from the parents and teachers of a stratified random sample of 829 special education students, we compared the classification practices of five major metropolitan school districts. We examined the functional levels of students with the same labels living in different districts and tested whether differences in functional status were associated with the prevalence of the classification. To determine whether …
The Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health
In December 1980, the Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health made a series of recommendations regarding the health needs of the nation's children. Among the panel's recommendations were several on the topic of injury prevention. This article reviews the formulation, nature, and implementation of these recommendations. Three problems in formulating the recommendations are discussed: (1) a limited knowledge base, (2) disagreement on appropr…
Chapter 7
Shortly after Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980, a number of laboratories began to investigate the effects of volcanic ash in a variety of experimental systems in attempts to predict effects that might occult in the lungs of humans exposed to volcanic ash. The published results are remarkably consistent, despite the use of non-uniform ash samples and variability in the experimental approaches used. The data indicate that volcanic ash, even in high…
Health Care Access and Use Among Handicapped Students in Five Public School Systems
The authors studied the health care access and utilization patterns for a stratified random sample of 1,726 special education students in five large metropolitan school systems. Overall, 7% of the special education students had no regular source of care, 26% had no regular physician, and 38% had not visited a physician in the previous year; 13% had no health insurance. Each of these measures was worse for nonwhite and poorer children as well as f…
Is Gardening an Adaptive Strategy for Florida Family Farmers
The climatic and economic situation of the last five years has been disastrous for many of Florida's full-time farmers. As a result, more and more full-time farmers are being forced to cut back or stop farming commercially and get a higher-paying off-farm job. For these part-time farmers it makes more economic sense to secure a stable income from off-farm work and guarantee more than half the family's food supply through gardening and livestock p…
An ounce of prevention
Varieties of residential experience
Mental health and going to school
Brief Report
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
Is Gardening an Adaptive Strategy for Florida Family Farmers
The climatic and economic situation of the last five years has been disastrous for many of Florida's full-time farmers. As a result, more and more full-time farmers are being forced to cut back or stop farming commercially and get a higher-paying off-farm job. For these part-time farmers it makes more economic sense to secure a stable income from off-farm work and guarantee more than half the family's food supply through gardening and livestock p…
Variation in Special Education Classification Across School Districts
Using independent information collected from the parents and teachers of a stratified random sample of 829 special education students, we compared the classification practices of five major metropolitan school districts. We examined the functional levels of students with the same labels living in different districts and tested whether differences in functional status were associated with the prevalence of the classification. To determine whether …
Milwaukee, Wis
Milwaukee
Brief Report
Varieties of residential experience
Mental health and going to school
An ounce of prevention
Is Gardening an Adaptive Strategy for Florida Family Farmers
The climatic and economic situation of the last five years has been disastrous for many of Florida's full-time farmers. As a result, more and more full-time farmers are being forced to cut back or stop farming commercially and get a higher-paying off-farm job. For these part-time farmers it makes more economic sense to secure a stable income from off-farm work and guarantee more than half the family's food supply through gardening and livestock p…
Chapter 7
Shortly after Mount St. Helens erupted in 1980, a number of laboratories began to investigate the effects of volcanic ash in a variety of experimental systems in attempts to predict effects that might occult in the lungs of humans exposed to volcanic ash. The published results are remarkably consistent, despite the use of non-uniform ash samples and variability in the experimental approaches used. The data indicate that volcanic ash, even in high…
Health Care Access and Use Among Handicapped Students in Five Public School Systems
The authors studied the health care access and utilization patterns for a stratified random sample of 1,726 special education students in five large metropolitan school systems. Overall, 7% of the special education students had no regular source of care, 26% had no regular physician, and 38% had not visited a physician in the previous year; 13% had no health insurance. Each of these measures was worse for nonwhite and poorer children as well as f…
The Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health
In December 1980, the Select Panel for the Promotion of Child Health made a series of recommendations regarding the health needs of the nation's children. Among the panel's recommendations were several on the topic of injury prevention. This article reviews the formulation, nature, and implementation of these recommendations. Three problems in formulating the recommendations are discussed: (1) a limited knowledge base, (2) disagreement on appropr…
Patterns of response in families of chronically disabled children
Interviews with parents of 1,726 special education students yielded reports of stress that varied significantly by type of disability and by maternal education level; family involvement in the special education process also varied significantly by level of education. Clinically important differences in family perceptions and coping mechanisms are described and the need for better child care provisions and involvement of low-income parents in the …
Variation in Special Education Classification Across School Districts
Using independent information collected from the parents and teachers of a stratified random sample of 829 special education students, we compared the classification practices of five major metropolitan school districts. We examined the functional levels of students with the same labels living in different districts and tested whether differences in functional status were associated with the prevalence of the classification. To determine whether …
Select documents XLV
Geoffrey Henry Browne, third Baron Oranmore and Browne, K.P., P.C., cannot have had publication in mind when he penned his journal; many entries are too personal. He chronicled the progress of his children, Dominick, Kathleen and Geoffrey, detailing their childhood ailments without even drawing a veil over a tonsillectomy on the kitchen table. Of recurrent concern was the health of his wife, Onie. It is a private document, written with evident ca…
New communication technologies in tropical African development
New communication technologies may be a mixed blessing for tropical African states. They could foster development, by promoting health, education, agriculture, entertainment, business and tourism; and also enhance international trade and regional cooperation. However, these technologies might accentuate the gap between the rich and poor, creating a society characterised by an information-rich elite and an information-poor under-class. In an age w…
Optimising recycling effort
Pressure to divert post-consumer waste (PCW) from landfill has focused on recycling and, to a lesser extent, incineration with energy recovery. Waste collection authorities (WCAs) seeking to minimize costs have favoured the use of centralized rather than localized recycling options. This paper compares the environmental burdens associated with various collection options for recyclables. It shows that, whilst kerbside collection offers considerabl…
Entrepreneurship and Self-Help among Black Americans
The Gender Discourse in Therapy Questionnaire
Although accredited Marriage and Family Therapy programs require training in gender issues, therapists in training settings may still have difficulty identifying the influences of gender discourse on clients' lives and on therapeutic practices. The Gender Discourse in Therapy Questionnaire was developed as a tool for observational and textual analysis of therapy processes in conversations about gender and gender-related power. It has been used in…
Family Emotional System
The Present State of the Ottoman Empire
Rycaut, Paul. The Present State of the Ottoman Empire: Sixth Edition, 1686. Ed. with intro. John Anthony Butler. An article from journal Renaissance and Reformation / Renaissance et Réforme (Volume 41, Number 2, Spring 2018, pp. 7-227), on Érudit
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