Alan M G Little
Biographic Data
| ID | 714756 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Alan M G Little |
| GIVEN NAMES | Alan M G |
| FAMILY NAME | Little |
| SIGNATURE | LITTLE A M G |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 13 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 33 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 13 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1943 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Notes and Queries
Roman Perspective Painting and the Ancient Stage
A Series of Notes in Three Parts on Greek Pictorial Composition
The Young Activist in British Politics
tion of the young in Britain it is perhaps surprising that even a small number of young people should indulge in overt partypolitical activity. It is less surprising, however, when we see how much of this activity is nominal or itself expressive of political conservatism and effective disaffiliation. Five per cent say they are paid-up members of a political party; this greatly exaggerates the number who play any active, continuous or influential …
The Young Voter in British Politics
IN A STABLE SOCIETY one would expect political socialization to be an education in traditionalism. In a society where the political temperature is low one would expect to find the young being effectively de-politicized, learning to accept and endorse the status quo, to assimilate the orientations to politics of their elders, and in particular to share with them certain consequential perceptions of what are and are not the salient issues of politi…
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography. D. The Homeric House Cycle and the Herculaneum Megalography
The Trend of Class Differentials in Educational Opportunity in England and Wales
prominent in contemporary commentaries on the 'condition of England', and on the changing structures of highly industrialized societies. Empirical research has given little support to expectations that definite changes would be observable when rates of social mobility were compared over time. The theory that in the United States the 'closing of the frontier' and the consolidation of corporate capitalism must have reduced movement up and down the …
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography B. Numerical Grouping at the Villa Item and the Balance of Opposites
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography
Critical Notice
Journal Article CRITICAL NOTICE Get access Alan Little Alan Little Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 1, Issue 4, April 1961, Pages 383–387, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.bjc.a047119 Published: 01 April 1961
The Formation of a Roman Style in Wall Painting
Myth and Society in Attic Drama
Myth and Society in Attic Drama
The Trend of Class Differentials in Educational Opportunity in England and Wales
prominent in contemporary commentaries on the 'condition of England', and on the changing structures of highly industrialized societies. Empirical research has given little support to expectations that definite changes would be observable when rates of social mobility were compared over time. The theory that in the United States the 'closing of the frontier' and the consolidation of corporate capitalism must have reduced movement up and down the …
The Young Activist in British Politics
tion of the young in Britain it is perhaps surprising that even a small number of young people should indulge in overt partypolitical activity. It is less surprising, however, when we see how much of this activity is nominal or itself expressive of political conservatism and effective disaffiliation. Five per cent say they are paid-up members of a political party; this greatly exaggerates the number who play any active, continuous or influential …
The Young Voter in British Politics
IN A STABLE SOCIETY one would expect political socialization to be an education in traditionalism. In a society where the political temperature is low one would expect to find the young being effectively de-politicized, learning to accept and endorse the status quo, to assimilate the orientations to politics of their elders, and in particular to share with them certain consequential perceptions of what are and are not the salient issues of politi…
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography
Myth and Society in Attic Drama
Myth and Society in Attic Drama
The Formation of a Roman Style in Wall Painting
Critical Notice
Journal Article CRITICAL NOTICE Get access Alan Little Alan Little Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The British Journal of Criminology, Volume 1, Issue 4, April 1961, Pages 383–387, https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordjournals.bjc.a047119 Published: 01 April 1961
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography B. Numerical Grouping at the Villa Item and the Balance of Opposites
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography
A Series of Notes in Four Parts on Campanian Megalography. D. The Homeric House Cycle and the Herculaneum Megalography
The Trend of Class Differentials in Educational Opportunity in England and Wales
prominent in contemporary commentaries on the 'condition of England', and on the changing structures of highly industrialized societies. Empirical research has given little support to expectations that definite changes would be observable when rates of social mobility were compared over time. The theory that in the United States the 'closing of the frontier' and the consolidation of corporate capitalism must have reduced movement up and down the …
The Young Activist in British Politics
tion of the young in Britain it is perhaps surprising that even a small number of young people should indulge in overt partypolitical activity. It is less surprising, however, when we see how much of this activity is nominal or itself expressive of political conservatism and effective disaffiliation. Five per cent say they are paid-up members of a political party; this greatly exaggerates the number who play any active, continuous or influential …
The Young Voter in British Politics
IN A STABLE SOCIETY one would expect political socialization to be an education in traditionalism. In a society where the political temperature is low one would expect to find the young being effectively de-politicized, learning to accept and endorse the status quo, to assimilate the orientations to politics of their elders, and in particular to share with them certain consequential perceptions of what are and are not the salient issues of politi…
A Series of Notes in Three Parts on Greek Pictorial Composition
Roman Perspective Painting and the Ancient Stage
Notes and Queries
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