Santiago Genovés
Biographic Data
| ID | 5206619 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Santiago Genovés |
| GIVEN NAMES | Santiago |
| FAMILY NAME | Genovés |
| SIGNATURE | GENOVÉS S |
| AFFILIATIONS | Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 20 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 127 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 20 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1954 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1999 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
De la agresion a la guerra nuclear
Mesoamerican Evidence of Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contacts
In this article we discuss the results of the re-examination of a terracotta head of supposed Roman origin found in a pre-Hispanic burial offering near Mexico City. A thermoluminescent age test performed in 1995 at the Forschungsstelle Archäometrie in Heidelberg, Germany, set the age limits of the artifact at 1780 ± 400 b.p., which is consistent with the Roman-origin hypothesis. A review of the circumstances of this discovery did not demonstrate …
Sex and Violence on Acali: Six Females and Five Males Isolated on a Raft on the Atlantic and the Caribbean for 101 Days
The Seville Statement on Violence
The violence in the Basque Provinces' relations with the rest of Spain
A brief account is presented of a study of irrational factors in the present situation of violence between the Basque Provinces and the rest of Spain. A description of attitudes and irrational factors is based on the results of over 700 interviews in Euzkadi, Spain, and France with people drawn from the entire socioeconomic, military, administrative and political spectrum.
The dissemination of information and misinformation on aggression to the public
Acali, Ra 1, and Ra 2: Some conclusions and hypotheses concerning human friction under isolation and stress, with special reference to intelligence and personaiity assessment
Eleven adult volunteers - six females and five males - were left on a small raft in the Atlantic in order to study interpersonal relationships affected by family patterns of behavior, attitudes toward sex, race and racism, nationality, verbal and nonverbal communication, personality and character, intelligence, language, religion, leadership roles, and space. We hoped to gain a better understanding of friction and violence phenomena. The Acali ex…
The Need to Reorganize Anthropological Meeting
Violence and behavior: A Symposium on the origins of man's inhumanity to man
Biological and social scientists met to consider violence as a form of human behavior. Rather than conflicting conclusions, what emerged was a set of hypotheses — some of long standing, others new — that tended to fit together and form a coherent, if still far from complete, picture in spite of the striking diversity of disciplines and methods represented. Not for the first time, but with unusual force, the old idea of heredity versus experience …
The Evolutionary Theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer [and Comments and Replies]
In this paper certain crucial differences between the evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer are explored. Particular attention is given to the Lamarckian basis of Spencer's evolutionary doctrine
On 'Papyrus Rafts Across the Atlantic
Ethology and Anthropology (Review Article)
Papyrus Rafts Across the Atlantic
On Early Man in the Americas
Proportionality of the long bones and their relation to stature among Mesoamericans
A total of 235 (176 ♂ and 59 ♀) cadavers were measured. Of these blood samples of 132 (103 ♂ and 29 ♀) are drawn. Only those cadavers of which the long bones could be measured afterwards were used in the investigation, and of these only those whose blood was of group O and Rh +. A sample of 98 (69 ♂ and 29 ♀) was thus arrived at and divided morphoscopically into seven categories going from “pure” Indian to “pure” white. With electronic computers,…
La proporcionalidad entre los huesos largos y su relacion con la estatura en restos mesoamericanos
Some Comments on the “Secular Trend” of Stature in the Last Generations
Physical Anthropology: Craneotrigonometría: tratado práctico de geometría craneana. René Herrera Fritot
L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal: Différences Métriques Et Différences Morphologiques
Genovés Santiago. L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal : différences métriques et différences morphologiques. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, X° Série. Tome 10 fascicule 1, 1959. pp. 3-95
The Problem of the Sex of Certain Fossil Hominids, with Special Reference to the Neandertal Skeletons from Spy
IT IS COMMON for students in different branches of science to exert themselves in the effort to obtain new and positive results from their researches; and misconceptions often arise precisely because of the deep-rooted idea that they ought to be 'proving', or giving a definite status to, something, whereas in reality they can only state what they have found and not what they may have set out to find. To have reached a 'proof,' or to have arrived …
Proportionality of the long bones and their relation to stature among Mesoamericans
A total of 235 (176 ♂ and 59 ♀) cadavers were measured. Of these blood samples of 132 (103 ♂ and 29 ♀) are drawn. Only those cadavers of which the long bones could be measured afterwards were used in the investigation, and of these only those whose blood was of group O and Rh +. A sample of 98 (69 ♂ and 29 ♀) was thus arrived at and divided morphoscopically into seven categories going from “pure” Indian to “pure” white. With electronic computers,…
L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal: Différences Métriques Et Différences Morphologiques
Genovés Santiago. L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal : différences métriques et différences morphologiques. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, X° Série. Tome 10 fascicule 1, 1959. pp. 3-95
The Problem of the Sex of Certain Fossil Hominids, with Special Reference to the Neandertal Skeletons from Spy
IT IS COMMON for students in different branches of science to exert themselves in the effort to obtain new and positive results from their researches; and misconceptions often arise precisely because of the deep-rooted idea that they ought to be 'proving', or giving a definite status to, something, whereas in reality they can only state what they have found and not what they may have set out to find. To have reached a 'proof,' or to have arrived …
The Evolutionary Theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer [and Comments and Replies]
In this paper certain crucial differences between the evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer are explored. Particular attention is given to the Lamarckian basis of Spencer's evolutionary doctrine
On Early Man in the Americas
La proporcionalidad entre los huesos largos y su relacion con la estatura en restos mesoamericanos
Papyrus Rafts Across the Atlantic
Mesoamerican Evidence of Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contacts
In this article we discuss the results of the re-examination of a terracotta head of supposed Roman origin found in a pre-Hispanic burial offering near Mexico City. A thermoluminescent age test performed in 1995 at the Forschungsstelle Archäometrie in Heidelberg, Germany, set the age limits of the artifact at 1780 ± 400 b.p., which is consistent with the Roman-origin hypothesis. A review of the circumstances of this discovery did not demonstrate …
Violence and behavior: A Symposium on the origins of man's inhumanity to man
Biological and social scientists met to consider violence as a form of human behavior. Rather than conflicting conclusions, what emerged was a set of hypotheses — some of long standing, others new — that tended to fit together and form a coherent, if still far from complete, picture in spite of the striking diversity of disciplines and methods represented. Not for the first time, but with unusual force, the old idea of heredity versus experience …
Some Comments on the “Secular Trend” of Stature in the Last Generations
The Problem of the Sex of Certain Fossil Hominids, with Special Reference to the Neandertal Skeletons from Spy
IT IS COMMON for students in different branches of science to exert themselves in the effort to obtain new and positive results from their researches; and misconceptions often arise precisely because of the deep-rooted idea that they ought to be 'proving', or giving a definite status to, something, whereas in reality they can only state what they have found and not what they may have set out to find. To have reached a 'proof,' or to have arrived …
L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal: Différences Métriques Et Différences Morphologiques
Genovés Santiago. L'estimation des différences sexuelles dans l'os coxal : différences métriques et différences morphologiques. In: Bulletins et Mémoires de la Société d'anthropologie de Paris, X° Série. Tome 10 fascicule 1, 1959. pp. 3-95
Some Comments on the “Secular Trend” of Stature in the Last Generations
Physical Anthropology: Craneotrigonometría: tratado práctico de geometría craneana. René Herrera Fritot
Proportionality of the long bones and their relation to stature among Mesoamericans
A total of 235 (176 ♂ and 59 ♀) cadavers were measured. Of these blood samples of 132 (103 ♂ and 29 ♀) are drawn. Only those cadavers of which the long bones could be measured afterwards were used in the investigation, and of these only those whose blood was of group O and Rh +. A sample of 98 (69 ♂ and 29 ♀) was thus arrived at and divided morphoscopically into seven categories going from “pure” Indian to “pure” white. With electronic computers,…
La proporcionalidad entre los huesos largos y su relacion con la estatura en restos mesoamericanos
On Early Man in the Americas
Ethology and Anthropology (Review Article)
Papyrus Rafts Across the Atlantic
Violence and behavior: A Symposium on the origins of man's inhumanity to man
Biological and social scientists met to consider violence as a form of human behavior. Rather than conflicting conclusions, what emerged was a set of hypotheses — some of long standing, others new — that tended to fit together and form a coherent, if still far from complete, picture in spite of the striking diversity of disciplines and methods represented. Not for the first time, but with unusual force, the old idea of heredity versus experience …
The Evolutionary Theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer [and Comments and Replies]
In this paper certain crucial differences between the evolutionary theories of Charles Darwin and Herbert Spencer are explored. Particular attention is given to the Lamarckian basis of Spencer's evolutionary doctrine
On 'Papyrus Rafts Across the Atlantic
The Need to Reorganize Anthropological Meeting
Acali, Ra 1, and Ra 2: Some conclusions and hypotheses concerning human friction under isolation and stress, with special reference to intelligence and personaiity assessment
Eleven adult volunteers - six females and five males - were left on a small raft in the Atlantic in order to study interpersonal relationships affected by family patterns of behavior, attitudes toward sex, race and racism, nationality, verbal and nonverbal communication, personality and character, intelligence, language, religion, leadership roles, and space. We hoped to gain a better understanding of friction and violence phenomena. The Acali ex…
The dissemination of information and misinformation on aggression to the public
The violence in the Basque Provinces' relations with the rest of Spain
A brief account is presented of a study of irrational factors in the present situation of violence between the Basque Provinces and the rest of Spain. A description of attitudes and irrational factors is based on the results of over 700 interviews in Euzkadi, Spain, and France with people drawn from the entire socioeconomic, military, administrative and political spectrum.
The Seville Statement on Violence
Sex and Violence on Acali: Six Females and Five Males Isolated on a Raft on the Atlantic and the Caribbean for 101 Days
De la agresion a la guerra nuclear
Mesoamerican Evidence of Pre-Columbian Transoceanic Contacts
In this article we discuss the results of the re-examination of a terracotta head of supposed Roman origin found in a pre-Hispanic burial offering near Mexico City. A thermoluminescent age test performed in 1995 at the Forschungsstelle Archäometrie in Heidelberg, Germany, set the age limits of the artifact at 1780 ± 400 b.p., which is consistent with the Roman-origin hypothesis. A review of the circumstances of this discovery did not demonstrate …
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