William Hunter
Biographic Data
| ID | 3976904 |
|---|---|
| NAME | William Hunter |
| GIVEN NAMES | William |
| FAMILY NAME | Hunter |
| SIGNATURE | HUNTER W |
| AFFILIATIONS | The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1785 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2019 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Religious/spiritual struggles and perceived parenting style in a religious college-aged sample
Parent–child interactions shape children’s internal working models (IWMs) i.e., their understanding of themselves, others, and close relationships, including with the Divine. Positive IWM are related to less interpersonal and intrapersonal distress. The quality of a child’s IWM is also related to various aspects of religion/spirituality (r/s). While r/s benefit many people, some experience struggle around r/s issues. Our study explores the relati…
Adolescent mental health: The role of youth and college pastors
The present study investigates the gatekeeping role of youth and college pastors, specifically exploring their psychological training, perceptions, attitudes, and interactions concerning adolescent congregants' mental illness. Texas youth and college pastors were anonymously surveyed regarding referral patterns, mental health interventions and contact, adolescent mental health perceptions, and means of collaboration. While the sample reported act…
The Frontlines of Contested Urbanism Mega-projects and Mega-resistances in Dharavil
Currently, there appears to be an unhealthy disjunction between grand expectations and acknowledged reality in the face of urban transformations underway throughout the world. Drawing on the “right to the city” discourses, adopting a Lefebvrian approach to the production of space, and a critical regionalist approach to housing and the built environment, the article explores the conceptual analytical neologism of contested urbanism, where the stru…
Looking back from 2015
Your Friendly Neighborhood Neurologist: Dr. Oliver Sacks and the Cultural View of Physicians
Sex Differences in Adult Moral Orientations
Gilligan's (1982) hypotheses regarding sex differences in moral reasoning orientation were investigated in two samples of adults In Study 1, adults ages 18 to 75 were interviewed about both hypothetical and personal moral dilemmas Women were more likely than men overall to show Gilligan's care orientation as expected, particularly in personal reasoning However, these sex differences were not as pervasive as Gilligan argues, and were influenced by…
Cultural Pluralism: The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts
Unas versiones aztecas de tres comedias del Siglo de Oro
Toward a More Authentic Text of Calderon's El gran teatro del mundo
Forts on the Pennsylvania Frontier, 1753-1758
Forts on the Pennsylvania Frontier, 1753-1758
The Seventeenth Century Nahuatl Entremés, “In Ilamatzin Ihuan in Piltontli
Tecumseh: Vision of Glory
Refugee Fox Settlements among the Senecas
An east-to-west movement of Indian groups in the face of English settlement was so general that movements in other directions are in some danger of being disregarded or thought of as irregular and unaccountable. Nevertheless, the south-to-north movement of several eastern groups is rather well known, these groups including some Shawnee bands which entered Pennsylvania from the south, as well as Tuscarora, Tutelo, Nanticoke, and Conoy migrants. Th…
The Seventeenth-Century Origins of the Shawnee
The origin and early movements of the Shawnee are unsettled questions in history, and are of significance in the archeology and ethnology of eastern North America. Earlier students usually took their name, southerners, at face value, and gave them a home in the Southeast. Charles C Royce, however, equates them with Massawomecks and Eries, and derives them from the upper Ohio Valley. I C. A. Hanna, and more recently, James B. Griffin, assign the O…
William Hunter to Thomas Dawson
XXXI. An Account of some artificial Caverns in the Neighbourhood of Bombay: By Mr. William Hunter, Surgeon in the East Indies
In different parts of the island of Salsette, and in the neighbourhood of that of Bombay, we meet with some most stupendous monuments of human labour and ingenuity; which would be matter of admiration in any part of the world, but must astonish us still more, when we find them in a country remarkable for the indolence of its present inhabitants. These are a set of enormous excavations, all of which are made in solid rocks, and decorated with a va…
The Frontlines of Contested Urbanism Mega-projects and Mega-resistances in Dharavil
Currently, there appears to be an unhealthy disjunction between grand expectations and acknowledged reality in the face of urban transformations underway throughout the world. Drawing on the “right to the city” discourses, adopting a Lefebvrian approach to the production of space, and a critical regionalist approach to housing and the built environment, the article explores the conceptual analytical neologism of contested urbanism, where the stru…
The Seventeenth Century Nahuatl Entremés, “In Ilamatzin Ihuan in Piltontli
The Seventeenth-Century Origins of the Shawnee
The origin and early movements of the Shawnee are unsettled questions in history, and are of significance in the archeology and ethnology of eastern North America. Earlier students usually took their name, southerners, at face value, and gave them a home in the Southeast. Charles C Royce, however, equates them with Massawomecks and Eries, and derives them from the upper Ohio Valley. I C. A. Hanna, and more recently, James B. Griffin, assign the O…
Your Friendly Neighborhood Neurologist: Dr. Oliver Sacks and the Cultural View of Physicians
Cultural Pluralism: The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts
Refugee Fox Settlements among the Senecas
An east-to-west movement of Indian groups in the face of English settlement was so general that movements in other directions are in some danger of being disregarded or thought of as irregular and unaccountable. Nevertheless, the south-to-north movement of several eastern groups is rather well known, these groups including some Shawnee bands which entered Pennsylvania from the south, as well as Tuscarora, Tutelo, Nanticoke, and Conoy migrants. Th…
XXXI. An Account of some artificial Caverns in the Neighbourhood of Bombay: By Mr. William Hunter, Surgeon in the East Indies
In different parts of the island of Salsette, and in the neighbourhood of that of Bombay, we meet with some most stupendous monuments of human labour and ingenuity; which would be matter of admiration in any part of the world, but must astonish us still more, when we find them in a country remarkable for the indolence of its present inhabitants. These are a set of enormous excavations, all of which are made in solid rocks, and decorated with a va…
William Hunter to Thomas Dawson
The Seventeenth-Century Origins of the Shawnee
The origin and early movements of the Shawnee are unsettled questions in history, and are of significance in the archeology and ethnology of eastern North America. Earlier students usually took their name, southerners, at face value, and gave them a home in the Southeast. Charles C Royce, however, equates them with Massawomecks and Eries, and derives them from the upper Ohio Valley. I C. A. Hanna, and more recently, James B. Griffin, assign the O…
Refugee Fox Settlements among the Senecas
An east-to-west movement of Indian groups in the face of English settlement was so general that movements in other directions are in some danger of being disregarded or thought of as irregular and unaccountable. Nevertheless, the south-to-north movement of several eastern groups is rather well known, these groups including some Shawnee bands which entered Pennsylvania from the south, as well as Tuscarora, Tutelo, Nanticoke, and Conoy migrants. Th…
Tecumseh: Vision of Glory
The Seventeenth Century Nahuatl Entremés, “In Ilamatzin Ihuan in Piltontli
Toward a More Authentic Text of Calderon's El gran teatro del mundo
Forts on the Pennsylvania Frontier, 1753-1758
Forts on the Pennsylvania Frontier, 1753-1758
Unas versiones aztecas de tres comedias del Siglo de Oro
Cultural Pluralism: The Whole Is Greater Than The Sum of Its Parts
Sex Differences in Adult Moral Orientations
Gilligan's (1982) hypotheses regarding sex differences in moral reasoning orientation were investigated in two samples of adults In Study 1, adults ages 18 to 75 were interviewed about both hypothetical and personal moral dilemmas Women were more likely than men overall to show Gilligan's care orientation as expected, particularly in personal reasoning However, these sex differences were not as pervasive as Gilligan argues, and were influenced by…
Your Friendly Neighborhood Neurologist: Dr. Oliver Sacks and the Cultural View of Physicians
Looking back from 2015
The Frontlines of Contested Urbanism Mega-projects and Mega-resistances in Dharavil
Currently, there appears to be an unhealthy disjunction between grand expectations and acknowledged reality in the face of urban transformations underway throughout the world. Drawing on the “right to the city” discourses, adopting a Lefebvrian approach to the production of space, and a critical regionalist approach to housing and the built environment, the article explores the conceptual analytical neologism of contested urbanism, where the stru…
Adolescent mental health: The role of youth and college pastors
The present study investigates the gatekeeping role of youth and college pastors, specifically exploring their psychological training, perceptions, attitudes, and interactions concerning adolescent congregants' mental illness. Texas youth and college pastors were anonymously surveyed regarding referral patterns, mental health interventions and contact, adolescent mental health perceptions, and means of collaboration. While the sample reported act…
Religious/spiritual struggles and perceived parenting style in a religious college-aged sample
Parent–child interactions shape children’s internal working models (IWMs) i.e., their understanding of themselves, others, and close relationships, including with the Divine. Positive IWM are related to less interpersonal and intrapersonal distress. The quality of a child’s IWM is also related to various aspects of religion/spirituality (r/s). While r/s benefit many people, some experience struggle around r/s issues. Our study explores the relati…
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