Bruce T Grindal
Biographic Data
| ID | 75016 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Bruce T Grindal |
| GIVEN NAMES | Bruce T |
| FAMILY NAME | Grindal |
| SIGNATURE | GRINDAL B T |
| AFFILIATIONS | The Anthropology Department at Florida State University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 29 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 17 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1972 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2008 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Can Anthropology Show the Path to Peace? ( Beyond War)
New Age Neanderthal Tour
Is There a Light in My Eyes
The ethnographer in the field frequently becomes entangled in the lives of others in ways that are unpredictable and often emotionally shattering. In this montage of scenes, involving a British expatriate family, I present an account of a child, solitary and emotionally disturbed, raised in an environment of ethnic and sexual confusion, cast adrift in an African world. The story is a metaphor, a microcosm of a decaying colonialism, and in the wak…
T he S pirit of H umanistic A nthropology
This commentary outlines some thoughts on underlying themes and issues by a former editor of Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly
General/Theoretical Anthropology
Introduction
From Moses to Cornpone
Celebrating the Human Spirit
Is There Room in Anthropology for Poets
Journalism and Anthropology Share Several Similarities
Into the Heart of Sisala Experience
The Human Story in Anthropology
The Idea of Synergy and It's Bearing on An Anthropological Humanism
Ethnology
The Sisala Trickster Tale
Islamic Affiliations and Urban Adaptation
Opening ParagraphThis study sets out to explain the relatively high incidence of Islamic affiliation among traditionally non-Islamic Sisala migrants living in the migrant community of Mamobi in Accra, Ghana. In the course of the presentation, I intend to demonstrate that the migrants' relationship to Islam and the urban Islamic community is directly related to insecurities resulting from leaving one's native area and confronting an alien and ofte…
An Ethnographic Classification of the Sisala of Northern Ghana
Into the Heart of Sisala Experience
Islamic Affiliations and Urban Adaptation
Opening ParagraphThis study sets out to explain the relatively high incidence of Islamic affiliation among traditionally non-Islamic Sisala migrants living in the migrant community of Mamobi in Accra, Ghana. In the course of the presentation, I intend to demonstrate that the migrants' relationship to Islam and the urban Islamic community is directly related to insecurities resulting from leaving one's native area and confronting an alien and ofte…
The Idea of Synergy and It's Bearing on An Anthropological Humanism
An Ethnographic Classification of the Sisala of Northern Ghana
Is There Room in Anthropology for Poets
Journalism and Anthropology Share Several Similarities
The Sisala Trickster Tale
An Ethnographic Classification of the Sisala of Northern Ghana
The Sisala Trickster Tale
Islamic Affiliations and Urban Adaptation
Opening ParagraphThis study sets out to explain the relatively high incidence of Islamic affiliation among traditionally non-Islamic Sisala migrants living in the migrant community of Mamobi in Accra, Ghana. In the course of the presentation, I intend to demonstrate that the migrants' relationship to Islam and the urban Islamic community is directly related to insecurities resulting from leaving one's native area and confronting an alien and ofte…
Ethnology
The Idea of Synergy and It's Bearing on An Anthropological Humanism
The Human Story in Anthropology
Into the Heart of Sisala Experience
Journalism and Anthropology Share Several Similarities
Is There Room in Anthropology for Poets
From Moses to Cornpone
Celebrating the Human Spirit
Introduction
General/Theoretical Anthropology
T he S pirit of H umanistic A nthropology
This commentary outlines some thoughts on underlying themes and issues by a former editor of Anthropology and Humanism Quarterly
Is There a Light in My Eyes
The ethnographer in the field frequently becomes entangled in the lives of others in ways that are unpredictable and often emotionally shattering. In this montage of scenes, involving a British expatriate family, I present an account of a child, solitary and emotionally disturbed, raised in an environment of ethnic and sexual confusion, cast adrift in an African world. The story is a metaphor, a microcosm of a decaying colonialism, and in the wak…
New Age Neanderthal Tour
Can Anthropology Show the Path to Peace? ( Beyond War)
Sociology (13 works) · Anthropology (9 works) · Computer Science (8 works) · History (8 works) · Philosophy (8 works) · Citation (7 works) · State (computer science (7 works) · Humanism (6 works) · Theology (6 works) · Anthropology: Ethics, History, Culture (5 works)