J William Fulbright
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3744724 |
|---|---|
| NOME | J William Fulbright |
| PRENOMES | J William |
| SOBRENOME | Fulbright |
| ASSINATURA | FULBRIGHT J W |
| AFILIAÇÕES | United States Senator |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1948 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1994 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
On reciprocity and mutual reflection in the study of Native American religions
Based on field research among the Hopi Indians of Arizona, this essay explores problems that broadly can be defined as postmodern reflections on the study of religion. In dealing with the religions of living cultures and especially with cultures that have been subject to colonialism, students of religion are faced with the difficult issues of orientalism, the construction of the exotic, the representation or misrepresentation of other cultures, a…
Hopi and Zuni prayer-sticks
After a critical evaluation of prayer-stick theory the article argues for a theory of prayer-stick ritual as symbolic strategies for the moral recentering of the self in relation to a human and cosmic field of others. Following Barbara and Dennis Tedlock, prayer-sticks are understood as forms of symbolic self-sacrifice that redefine an integral self as having cosmic responsibilities for maintaining life. The relationship between the symbolic acti…
The Legislator as Educator
The Most Significant and Important Activity I Have Been Privileged to Engage in during My Years in the Senate
After World War II, it was obvious that a new approach to international relations was essential to avoid in discriminate destruction of life and property. It was hoped that man could be diverted from military to cultural pursuits. The Fulbright Act was introduced in 1945 to enable Americans to study abroad at the graduate level and teach in an elementary or secondary school, lecture in a university, or conduct post doctoral research. Similar oppo…
Prospects for the West
Prospects for the West
A Concert of Free Nations
“The nations seem to be advancing to unity,” wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in 1835. “Our means of intellectual intercourse unite the most remote parts of the earth; and it is impossible for men to remain strangers to each other, or to be ignorant of the events which are taking place in any corner of the globe.”
The First Fifteen Years of the Fulbright Program
The Fulbright program was initiated following World War II as a means of promoting in the United States a wider interest and deeper comprehension of other societies and of creating a climate of public opinion in which the ac tions, motives, and policies of the United States would be fairly interpreted abroad. To achieve these ends, leading students, specialists, and educators have been exchanged on the basis of binational co-operation between the…
For a Concert of Free Nations
THE Soviet Union has demanded that the United Nations be reorganized on the troika principle, with equal execu tive power given the West, the Communist bloc and the neutral states. Each would wield a veto. This proposal quite clearly aims to emasculate the United Nations and in particular reduce the office of the Secretary-General to the same impotence which blights the functioning of the Security Council. In this situation it has been suggested …
The Works of the Mind
A United States of Europe
interesting treatise on the subject; and George Washington said that some day, taking its cue from America, Europe would form a United States of Europe. In earlier days such men as Henry IV, Grotius, Comenius, and Kant advocated a federation. In the twenties, we find Briand and Herriot, and today, Churchill, Auriol, Bevin, and Attlee among those advocating-the unification of Europe. From past experience it would seem that the impulse toward feder…
The Arrogance of Power
10- that buried in the secret soul of every woman is a drum majorette; it might also be said that there is a bit of the missionary in all of our souls. We all like telling people what to do but unfortunately they usually don't appreciate it. I myself have given my wife some splendid suggestions on household management but she is so ungrateful for my advice that I have stopped offering it. The phenomenon is explained by the Canadian psychiatrist a…
The Legislator as Educator
The Most Significant and Important Activity I Have Been Privileged to Engage in during My Years in the Senate
After World War II, it was obvious that a new approach to international relations was essential to avoid in discriminate destruction of life and property. It was hoped that man could be diverted from military to cultural pursuits. The Fulbright Act was introduced in 1945 to enable Americans to study abroad at the graduate level and teach in an elementary or secondary school, lecture in a university, or conduct post doctoral research. Similar oppo…
On reciprocity and mutual reflection in the study of Native American religions
Based on field research among the Hopi Indians of Arizona, this essay explores problems that broadly can be defined as postmodern reflections on the study of religion. In dealing with the religions of living cultures and especially with cultures that have been subject to colonialism, students of religion are faced with the difficult issues of orientalism, the construction of the exotic, the representation or misrepresentation of other cultures, a…
For a Concert of Free Nations
THE Soviet Union has demanded that the United Nations be reorganized on the troika principle, with equal execu tive power given the West, the Communist bloc and the neutral states. Each would wield a veto. This proposal quite clearly aims to emasculate the United Nations and in particular reduce the office of the Secretary-General to the same impotence which blights the functioning of the Security Council. In this situation it has been suggested …
Hopi and Zuni prayer-sticks
After a critical evaluation of prayer-stick theory the article argues for a theory of prayer-stick ritual as symbolic strategies for the moral recentering of the self in relation to a human and cosmic field of others. Following Barbara and Dennis Tedlock, prayer-sticks are understood as forms of symbolic self-sacrifice that redefine an integral self as having cosmic responsibilities for maintaining life. The relationship between the symbolic acti…
A United States of Europe
interesting treatise on the subject; and George Washington said that some day, taking its cue from America, Europe would form a United States of Europe. In earlier days such men as Henry IV, Grotius, Comenius, and Kant advocated a federation. In the twenties, we find Briand and Herriot, and today, Churchill, Auriol, Bevin, and Attlee among those advocating-the unification of Europe. From past experience it would seem that the impulse toward feder…
The Works of the Mind
A United States of Europe
interesting treatise on the subject; and George Washington said that some day, taking its cue from America, Europe would form a United States of Europe. In earlier days such men as Henry IV, Grotius, Comenius, and Kant advocated a federation. In the twenties, we find Briand and Herriot, and today, Churchill, Auriol, Bevin, and Attlee among those advocating-the unification of Europe. From past experience it would seem that the impulse toward feder…
The First Fifteen Years of the Fulbright Program
The Fulbright program was initiated following World War II as a means of promoting in the United States a wider interest and deeper comprehension of other societies and of creating a climate of public opinion in which the ac tions, motives, and policies of the United States would be fairly interpreted abroad. To achieve these ends, leading students, specialists, and educators have been exchanged on the basis of binational co-operation between the…
For a Concert of Free Nations
THE Soviet Union has demanded that the United Nations be reorganized on the troika principle, with equal execu tive power given the West, the Communist bloc and the neutral states. Each would wield a veto. This proposal quite clearly aims to emasculate the United Nations and in particular reduce the office of the Secretary-General to the same impotence which blights the functioning of the Security Council. In this situation it has been suggested …
Prospects for the West
A Concert of Free Nations
“The nations seem to be advancing to unity,” wrote Alexis de Tocqueville in 1835. “Our means of intellectual intercourse unite the most remote parts of the earth; and it is impossible for men to remain strangers to each other, or to be ignorant of the events which are taking place in any corner of the globe.”
Prospects for the West
The Most Significant and Important Activity I Have Been Privileged to Engage in during My Years in the Senate
After World War II, it was obvious that a new approach to international relations was essential to avoid in discriminate destruction of life and property. It was hoped that man could be diverted from military to cultural pursuits. The Fulbright Act was introduced in 1945 to enable Americans to study abroad at the graduate level and teach in an elementary or secondary school, lecture in a university, or conduct post doctoral research. Similar oppo…
The Legislator as Educator
Hopi and Zuni prayer-sticks
After a critical evaluation of prayer-stick theory the article argues for a theory of prayer-stick ritual as symbolic strategies for the moral recentering of the self in relation to a human and cosmic field of others. Following Barbara and Dennis Tedlock, prayer-sticks are understood as forms of symbolic self-sacrifice that redefine an integral self as having cosmic responsibilities for maintaining life. The relationship between the symbolic acti…
On reciprocity and mutual reflection in the study of Native American religions
Based on field research among the Hopi Indians of Arizona, this essay explores problems that broadly can be defined as postmodern reflections on the study of religion. In dealing with the religions of living cultures and especially with cultures that have been subject to colonialism, students of religion are faced with the difficult issues of orientalism, the construction of the exotic, the representation or misrepresentation of other cultures, a…
The Arrogance of Power
10- that buried in the secret soul of every woman is a drum majorette; it might also be said that there is a bit of the missionary in all of our souls. We all like telling people what to do but unfortunately they usually don't appreciate it. I myself have given my wife some splendid suggestions on household management but she is so ungrateful for my advice that I have stopped offering it. The phenomenon is explained by the Canadian psychiatrist a…
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