Thomas D Eliot
Biographic Data
| ID | 74940 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Thomas D Eliot |
| GIVEN NAMES | Thomas D |
| FAMILY NAME | Eliot |
| SIGNATURE | ELIOT T D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Northwestern University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 53 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 27 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 53 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1914 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
The Meaning of Death
Norway's Families: Trends, Problems, Programs
The American Funeral: A Study in Guilt, Extravagance, and Sublimity.LeRoy Bowman
A Century's Contrasts in Designs for Living Family Studies in a Habitat Area
Widows and Their Families.Peter Marris
The Norwegians: A Study in National Culture
A Symposium on Challenges to the Freedom of Social Scientists
Journal Article A Symposium on challenges to the freedom of social scientists Get access Joseph B. Gittler Joseph B. Gittler Iowa State College Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 1, Issue 3, 1 January 1954, Pages 77–85, https://doi.org/10.2307/799464 Published: 09 August 2014
Family Life Education in Norway
Sex Instruction in the Norwegian Culture
Sex Instruction in the Norwegian Culture Get access Thomas D. Eliot Thomas D. Eliot Northwestern University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic PubMed Google Scholar Social Problems, Volume 1, Issue 2, 1 October 1953, Pages 44–48, https://doi.org/10.2307/798599 Published: 09 August 2014
A Criminological Approach to the Social Control of International Aggressions
Experience has shown the futility of revenge as the solution or preventive of criminality. Yet we define crime in terms of war and treat criminals accordingly. Today we define war in terms of crime, justifying reprisals against an enemy people as though they were a collective criminal. Mere retribution is self-defeating in both cases. But the thesis is proposed that if an aggressor government, so defined by a supernational tribunal, is subjected …
Seksuellopplysning (Sex Information)
The Neurosis of Man: An Introduction to a Science of Human Behavior
War Bereavements and Their Recovery
One America: The History, Contributions, and Present Problems of Our Racial and National Minorities. Francis J. Brown , Joseph Slabey Roucek
Of the Shadow of Death
Human Controls as Situation-Processes
An argument for the adoption of a terminology of social interaction and controls better adapted to the now accepted viewpoints of modern physics, biology, and general semantics. The word alone is spatial and static. The word process alone has only the time dimension. Both represent abstractions from the totality of actuality-experience. A changing through time, a situationprocess, is still an abstraction in the sense of being a selected segment-p…
Social Psychology
Burial Reform and Funeral Costs
Power: A New Social Analysis
Consumption and Standards of Living
Reactions to Predictive Assumptions
D efinition. By the phrase are gathered together any and all expressions of attitude and opinion which have a predictive character, or represent a readiness to act on the assumption of some probability. There is a blending or linkage between various kinds of predictive assumptions, which makes almost interchangeable the terms used to describe them. Predictive assumptions include expectant attitudes, gestures (significant incipient acts), prejudic…
Yearbook, 1936
Preventing Crime: A Symposium
Medical History of Contraception
Control in Human Societies
The Bereaved Family
Power: A New Social Analysis
The Norwegians: A Study in National Culture
Of the Shadow of Death
Burial Reform and Funeral Costs
Reactions to Predictive Assumptions
D efinition. By the phrase are gathered together any and all expressions of attitude and opinion which have a predictive character, or represent a readiness to act on the assumption of some probability. There is a blending or linkage between various kinds of predictive assumptions, which makes almost interchangeable the terms used to describe them. Predictive assumptions include expectant attitudes, gestures (significant incipient acts), prejudic…
A step toward the social psychology of bereavement
A Criminological Approach to the Social Control of International Aggressions
Experience has shown the futility of revenge as the solution or preventive of criminality. Yet we define crime in terms of war and treat criminals accordingly. Today we define war in terms of crime, justifying reprisals against an enemy people as though they were a collective criminal. Mere retribution is self-defeating in both cases. But the thesis is proposed that if an aggressor government, so defined by a supernational tribunal, is subjected …
Human Controls as Situation-Processes
An argument for the adoption of a terminology of social interaction and controls better adapted to the now accepted viewpoints of modern physics, biology, and general semantics. The word alone is spatial and static. The word process alone has only the time dimension. Both represent abstractions from the totality of actuality-experience. A changing through time, a situationprocess, is still an abstraction in the sense of being a selected segment-p…
Control in Human Societies
The use of psychoanalytic classification in the analysis of social behavior: Identification
The Relations between Adam Smith and Benjamin Franklin before 1776
The Social Worker's Criticisms of Undergraduate Sociology
Journal Article The Social Worker's Criticisms of Undergraduate Sociology Get access Thomas D. Eliot Thomas D. Eliot Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 2, Issue 4, May 1924, Pages 506–512, https://doi.org/10.2307/3005216 Published: 01 May 1924
The Trend of the Juvenile Court
Workers and thinkers in the field of the juvenile court have, consciously or unconsciously, divided in theory and in practice during recent years. By contrasting sharply their differing views, and by noting the various courts with these contrasts in mind, the writer purposes to bring out certain conclusions as to the present trend of the juvenile court as an institution. An analysis of the functions performed at present by juvenile courts will sh…
The Trend of the Juvenile Court
Workers and thinkers in the field of the juvenile court have, consciously or unconsciously, divided in theory and in practice during recent years. By contrasting sharply their differing views, and by noting the various courts with these contrasts in mind, the writer purposes to bring out certain conclusions as to the present trend of the juvenile court as an institution. An analysis of the functions performed at present by juvenile courts will sh…
A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Group Formation and Behavior
Woman and the New Race.Margaret Sanger
The Bolshevism of Sex: Femininity and Feminism. Fernand J. J. Merckx The Foundations of Feminism. A. Barnett Textbook of Sex Education for Parents and Teachers. Walter M. Gallichan Sex Factor in Human…
The Use of History for Research in Theoretical Sociology
All human behavior in groups should furnish the inductive data of sociology, but historical records have not been adequately utilized. Events, movements, epochs should be studied and all recorded social behavior analyzed, classified and compared, not merely those that corroborate a special theory. The method is dubbed "socio-analysis" and is distinguished also from editorial interpretation and from the social survey by being confined to pure soci…
Prostitution in the United States. Howard B. Woolston
Women's Wild Oats. C. Gasquoine Hartley
The Relations between Adam Smith and Benjamin Franklin before 1776
The Social Worker's Criticisms of Undergraduate Sociology
Journal Article The Social Worker's Criticisms of Undergraduate Sociology Get access Thomas D. Eliot Thomas D. Eliot Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 2, Issue 4, May 1924, Pages 506–512, https://doi.org/10.2307/3005216 Published: 01 May 1924
Sociology as a Pre-Vocational Subject: The Verdict of Sixty Social Workers
The views of a highly representative group of social workers are excerpted in respect to the following points: (I) Emphasis upon personality as compared with academic training. (2) Emphasis upon liberal or cultural value as compared with vocational value. (3) Emphasis upon experience as compared with academic study. (4) Adverse criticisms: (a) A priori theorizing; (b) Aloofness from real problmes; (c) Immaturity of students. (5) Favorable critici…
Welfare Agencies, Special Education, and the Courts
A logical, comprehensive plan of social division of labor between judicial functions (courts) on the one hand and treatment (educational and welfare system) on the other, for dealing with various types of socially unadjusted children and adults, is presented by means of a chart. The explanations follow the chart but are not altogether dependent upon it. The conclusions are stated briefly in the summary (section IV)
The use of psychoanalytic classification in the analysis of social behavior: Identification
The Ethics of Birth Control
Clinical Psychology
External Conditioning Factors in Public Behavior
Journal Article External Conditioning Factors in Public Behavior Get access James W. Armstrong, James W. Armstrong Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Thomas D. Eliot Thomas D. Eliot Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 5, Issue 4, June 1927, Pages 583–590, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/5.4.583 Published: 01 June 1927
Cures and cure-alls
Fear: The Autobiography of James Edwards
Objectivity and Subjectivity in the Case Record
The Bereaved Family
A New Method for the Appraisal of Institutional Agencies
A step toward the social psychology of bereavement
The Structure of Insanity.Trigant Burrow
Fools and Folly During the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.Barbara Swain
The Physician of the Dance of Death: A Historical Study of the Evolution of the Dance of Death Mythus in Art.Alfred Scott Warthin
The Costs of Medical Care. I. S. Falk , C. Rufus Rorem , Martha D. King
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