Frank Stewart
Biographic Data
| ID | 3991698 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Frank Stewart |
| GIVEN NAMES | Frank |
| FAMILY NAME | Stewart |
| SIGNATURE | STEWART F |
| AFFILIATIONS | Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 7 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1955 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Macht und Herrschaft bei den Mauren der westlichen Sahara
The Visiting Husband Revisited
In 1910, a distinguished ethnographer, Father Antonin Jaussen, described an unusual form of marriage among the Bedouin of northern Arabia and Transjordan. In this type of marriage the wife was always a widow with young children. In contrast to the normal type of marriage, she did not maintain a joint household with her new husband, the husband had no obligation to support her, and he had no authority over her. She remained with the children of he…
Adagio
POETRY Contemporary Taiwanese Poetry 1 Adagio by ChenLi Grandma sittingby the window (she was seventeen then,she says) waiting forthedistant clouds to move slowly to the mountaintop and become her hair in the mirror A catwalks across the lawn (so can a pig but not now) knocks over the rattanchair she often sitson in the middle of the lawn She turnson the radio to listen to reportsof snowfall but thegrass is so green Suddenly she craves vanilla ic…
One World, One Dream
Author's note: At the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympics, a tiny, pigtailed girl movingly sang Ode to the Motherland. However, it was later revealed that the girl was actually lip-synching the voice of seven-year-old Yang Peiyi. The authorities had decided that, in the national interest, Yang Peiyi was not cute enough to project China's flawless image to the world. Reportedly, all the children who appeared on stage during the song, repr…
Road
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
Work
Work by ChenLi Because he toldher, "I enjoywork the most," she dreamed she became "work." For years she had wanted to be near him, to possess him, but seemed unable tooccupy hismind and body entirely forany lengthof time.Finally herwish came true when she dreamed she became "work," a word on a small scrap of paper he put inhiswallet, inhis left pants pocket. She layback contentedly, feelinghis body, especially his lowerbody, becoming aroused, exc…
War
Work by ChenLi Because he toldher, "I enjoywork the most," she dreamed she became "work." For years she had wanted to be near him, to possess him, but seemed unable tooccupy hismind and body entirely forany lengthof time.Finally herwish came true when she dreamed she became "work," a word on a small scrap of paper he put inhiswallet, inhis left pants pocket. She layback contentedly, feelinghis body, especially his lowerbody, becoming aroused, exc…
I Am Not Hot
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
You Don't Listen Anyway
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
Homemade Bomb
POETRY Contemporary Taiwanese Poetry 2 Homemade Bomb by HungHung Expel the Indians To construct America Expel theJews To construct Germany Expel thePalestinians To construct Israel Expel the Manchus To constructChina Expel all the impure elements To cleanse a poem? Those unrhymed syllables Those unpoetic words Those corpses of language Those refugee camps of language An orphan breaks a baby bottle To make a homemade bomb 2005 One World, One Dream…
Law and Identity in Mandate Palestine
Customary Law Among the Bedouin of the Middle East and North Africa
The Woman, Her Guardian, and Her Husband in the Law of the Sinai Bedouin
post, and even a telegraph station.1 The well itself-or rather the two adjacent wells, separated by a couple of hundred meters, that share the name Kuntillih-lies in a dry river bed of the kind that is called a wadi. This particular wadi, one of the largest in Sinai, is about one kilometer wide at this point. Its surface is sand and soft gravel. Bushes grow in it and even trees-gnarled and abused acacias, with thorns as long as a man's middle fin…
Notes on the Arrival of the Bedouin Tribes in Sinai
Tribal Law in the Arab World
At the time of Napoleon's invasion of Egypt—the conventional starting point of modern Middle Eastern history—central governments in the Arab world had long been exceedingly weak. The situation began to change after 1800: At an early stage, Egypt was brought under firm control, and toward the end of the century the Ottoman regime began to tighten its grip on its Arab subjects. In some places, however —the Arabian peninsula, for instance, or Morocc…
Unni Wikan,Life among the Poor in Cairo (London
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Gada
Journal Article Gada: three approaches to the study of African society Get access Gada: three approaches to the study of African society, by Asmarom Legesse. Free Press, New York ( Collier Macmillan, London), 1973. xii+340pp. Figs, tables, index. £5.50. FRANK H. STEWART FRANK H. STEWART Trinity CollegeOxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 74, Issue 297, October 1975, Pages 500–501,…
Mandan And Hidatsa Villages In The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries
This paper attempts to specify, as precisely as possible, whichvillages the Mandan 11nd Hidatsa occupied in the period c. 1675 to c. 1800, how long each one was occupied, and the reasons why movement from one to another took place. It isbased primarily on the literary sources, but also makes considerable use of archaeological data, particularly unpublished material supplied by D. J. Lehmer. The evidence relating to the Mandan villages in the cent…
Professional Conferences
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Law and Identity in Mandate Palestine
Mandan And Hidatsa Villages In The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries
This paper attempts to specify, as precisely as possible, whichvillages the Mandan 11nd Hidatsa occupied in the period c. 1675 to c. 1800, how long each one was occupied, and the reasons why movement from one to another took place. It isbased primarily on the literary sources, but also makes considerable use of archaeological data, particularly unpublished material supplied by D. J. Lehmer. The evidence relating to the Mandan villages in the cent…
Gada
Journal Article Gada: three approaches to the study of African society Get access Gada: three approaches to the study of African society, by Asmarom Legesse. Free Press, New York ( Collier Macmillan, London), 1973. xii+340pp. Figs, tables, index. £5.50. FRANK H. STEWART FRANK H. STEWART Trinity CollegeOxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 74, Issue 297, October 1975, Pages 500–501,…
Professional Conferences
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. As you have access to this content, a full PDF is available via the ‘Save PDF’ action button
Mandan And Hidatsa Villages In The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries
This paper attempts to specify, as precisely as possible, whichvillages the Mandan 11nd Hidatsa occupied in the period c. 1675 to c. 1800, how long each one was occupied, and the reasons why movement from one to another took place. It isbased primarily on the literary sources, but also makes considerable use of archaeological data, particularly unpublished material supplied by D. J. Lehmer. The evidence relating to the Mandan villages in the cent…
Gada
Journal Article Gada: three approaches to the study of African society Get access Gada: three approaches to the study of African society, by Asmarom Legesse. Free Press, New York ( Collier Macmillan, London), 1973. xii+340pp. Figs, tables, index. £5.50. FRANK H. STEWART FRANK H. STEWART Trinity CollegeOxford Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar African Affairs, Volume 74, Issue 297, October 1975, Pages 500–501,…
Unni Wikan,Life among the Poor in Cairo (London
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Tribal Law in the Arab World
At the time of Napoleon's invasion of Egypt—the conventional starting point of modern Middle Eastern history—central governments in the Arab world had long been exceedingly weak. The situation began to change after 1800: At an early stage, Egypt was brought under firm control, and toward the end of the century the Ottoman regime began to tighten its grip on its Arab subjects. In some places, however —the Arabian peninsula, for instance, or Morocc…
The Woman, Her Guardian, and Her Husband in the Law of the Sinai Bedouin
post, and even a telegraph station.1 The well itself-or rather the two adjacent wells, separated by a couple of hundred meters, that share the name Kuntillih-lies in a dry river bed of the kind that is called a wadi. This particular wadi, one of the largest in Sinai, is about one kilometer wide at this point. Its surface is sand and soft gravel. Bushes grow in it and even trees-gnarled and abused acacias, with thorns as long as a man's middle fin…
Notes on the Arrival of the Bedouin Tribes in Sinai
Customary Law Among the Bedouin of the Middle East and North Africa
Law and Identity in Mandate Palestine
Adagio
POETRY Contemporary Taiwanese Poetry 1 Adagio by ChenLi Grandma sittingby the window (she was seventeen then,she says) waiting forthedistant clouds to move slowly to the mountaintop and become her hair in the mirror A catwalks across the lawn (so can a pig but not now) knocks over the rattanchair she often sitson in the middle of the lawn She turnson the radio to listen to reportsof snowfall but thegrass is so green Suddenly she craves vanilla ic…
One World, One Dream
Author's note: At the opening ceremony of the 2008 Summer Olympics, a tiny, pigtailed girl movingly sang Ode to the Motherland. However, it was later revealed that the girl was actually lip-synching the voice of seven-year-old Yang Peiyi. The authorities had decided that, in the national interest, Yang Peiyi was not cute enough to project China's flawless image to the world. Reportedly, all the children who appeared on stage during the song, repr…
Road
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
Work
Work by ChenLi Because he toldher, "I enjoywork the most," she dreamed she became "work." For years she had wanted to be near him, to possess him, but seemed unable tooccupy hismind and body entirely forany lengthof time.Finally herwish came true when she dreamed she became "work," a word on a small scrap of paper he put inhiswallet, inhis left pants pocket. She layback contentedly, feelinghis body, especially his lowerbody, becoming aroused, exc…
War
Work by ChenLi Because he toldher, "I enjoywork the most," she dreamed she became "work." For years she had wanted to be near him, to possess him, but seemed unable tooccupy hismind and body entirely forany lengthof time.Finally herwish came true when she dreamed she became "work," a word on a small scrap of paper he put inhiswallet, inhis left pants pocket. She layback contentedly, feelinghis body, especially his lowerbody, becoming aroused, exc…
I Am Not Hot
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
You Don't Listen Anyway
You don't listen anyway byShiah-Shiah You don't listen anyway You never listen There's a fishsunbathing On thedeck The chef'swife sweats like rain The tomatoes on the chopping board need washing You don't listen anyway you never listen The sailor casts theanchor theboat casts the sea That cat and dog are stillpals The leatherbelt has a hole in thebelly button Make a key thensteal somewine An injured fingercan stillbe used Shoes without socks eyes…
Homemade Bomb
POETRY Contemporary Taiwanese Poetry 2 Homemade Bomb by HungHung Expel the Indians To construct America Expel theJews To construct Germany Expel thePalestinians To construct Israel Expel the Manchus To constructChina Expel all the impure elements To cleanse a poem? Those unrhymed syllables Those unpoetic words Those corpses of language Those refugee camps of language An orphan breaks a baby bottle To make a homemade bomb 2005 One World, One Dream…
The Visiting Husband Revisited
In 1910, a distinguished ethnographer, Father Antonin Jaussen, described an unusual form of marriage among the Bedouin of northern Arabia and Transjordan. In this type of marriage the wife was always a widow with young children. In contrast to the normal type of marriage, she did not maintain a joint household with her new husband, the husband had no obligation to support her, and he had no authority over her. She remained with the children of he…
Macht und Herrschaft bei den Mauren der westlichen Sahara
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