Melford S Weiss
Biographic Data
| ID | 5878940 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Melford S Weiss |
| GIVEN NAMES | Melford S |
| FAMILY NAME | Weiss |
| SIGNATURE | WEISS M S |
| AFFILIATIONS | California State University, Sacramento |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 19 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 17 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 19 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Who's Who
One Size Fits All
Phone-Tag
Caring For Candidates
Fantasizing the Perfect Vita
An Incredibly Delightful Fantasy
Social Dynamics in the Smoker's Ghetto
Marginality, Cultural Brokerage, and School Aides
This article will relate one of our more insightful interdisciplinary concepts-the marginal individual as cultural broker-to the world of public schooling and, in the process, allow us to better comprehend the contributions of a much maligned and misunderstood educational employee, the school aide
A 15-Minute Paper at the Meeting
The Student Body Count
Running on Empty
Big Meeting, Little Meeting-Some Myths, Some Realities
Fashion and the Anthropologist
Disenchantment at 8 am
The Research Experience in a Chinese‐American Community
Anthropological investigators are well aware of the subleties of “image” and “identity” and ordinarily present a low‐key profile to the native community. Their ability to maintain such a profile however depends not only upon their desire for uninvolved objectivity but upon the community's willingness to accept and tolerate an uncommitted stranger. The modern Chinese‐American community is composed of three significant factions — traditionalists, m…
Valley City
"The Registration Name Tag and the "Bullet Hole
Selective Acculturation and the Dating Process
The recent increase in Chinese-Caucasian dating may reflect a growing Chinese-American female preference for Caucasian courtship behavior. Chinese-American girls have internalized the dominant dating values of the Caucasian teenager to a greater extent than Chinese-American boys. Because many Chinese boys seem unable to master the American dating game, they often cannot meet the girls' expectations prompting them to seek romance, companionship an…
Rebirth in the airborne
Selective Acculturation and the Dating Process
The recent increase in Chinese-Caucasian dating may reflect a growing Chinese-American female preference for Caucasian courtship behavior. Chinese-American girls have internalized the dominant dating values of the Caucasian teenager to a greater extent than Chinese-American boys. Because many Chinese boys seem unable to master the American dating game, they often cannot meet the girls' expectations prompting them to seek romance, companionship an…
Marginality, Cultural Brokerage, and School Aides
This article will relate one of our more insightful interdisciplinary concepts-the marginal individual as cultural broker-to the world of public schooling and, in the process, allow us to better comprehend the contributions of a much maligned and misunderstood educational employee, the school aide
The Research Experience in a Chinese‐American Community
Anthropological investigators are well aware of the subleties of “image” and “identity” and ordinarily present a low‐key profile to the native community. Their ability to maintain such a profile however depends not only upon their desire for uninvolved objectivity but upon the community's willingness to accept and tolerate an uncommitted stranger. The modern Chinese‐American community is composed of three significant factions — traditionalists, m…
Rebirth in the airborne
Selective Acculturation and the Dating Process
The recent increase in Chinese-Caucasian dating may reflect a growing Chinese-American female preference for Caucasian courtship behavior. Chinese-American girls have internalized the dominant dating values of the Caucasian teenager to a greater extent than Chinese-American boys. Because many Chinese boys seem unable to master the American dating game, they often cannot meet the girls' expectations prompting them to seek romance, companionship an…
"The Registration Name Tag and the "Bullet Hole
Valley City
The Research Experience in a Chinese‐American Community
Anthropological investigators are well aware of the subleties of “image” and “identity” and ordinarily present a low‐key profile to the native community. Their ability to maintain such a profile however depends not only upon their desire for uninvolved objectivity but upon the community's willingness to accept and tolerate an uncommitted stranger. The modern Chinese‐American community is composed of three significant factions — traditionalists, m…
Disenchantment at 8 am
Big Meeting, Little Meeting-Some Myths, Some Realities
Fashion and the Anthropologist
Running on Empty
The Student Body Count
A 15-Minute Paper at the Meeting
Marginality, Cultural Brokerage, and School Aides
This article will relate one of our more insightful interdisciplinary concepts-the marginal individual as cultural broker-to the world of public schooling and, in the process, allow us to better comprehend the contributions of a much maligned and misunderstood educational employee, the school aide
Social Dynamics in the Smoker's Ghetto
An Incredibly Delightful Fantasy
Phone-Tag
Caring For Candidates
Fantasizing the Perfect Vita
Who's Who
One Size Fits All
Sociology (18 works) · Citation (14 works) · Computer Science (14 works) · Library science (14 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (7 works) · Political science (7 works) · Algorithm (5 works) · Law (4 works) · China's Ethnic Minorities and Relations (3 works) · History (3 works)