A P Borsboom
Biographic Data
| ID | 751836 |
|---|---|
| NAME | A P Borsboom |
| GIVEN NAMES | A P |
| FAMILY NAME | Borsboom |
| SIGNATURE | BORSBOOM A P |
| AFFILIATIONS | 1. [email protected] |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 3 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 9 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 3 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1992 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Millenarianism, Australian Aborigines And The European Myth Of Primitivism
Apres une definition du concept de « millenarisme » (mouvement collectif, terrestre, imminent, total et miraculeux), l'A. decrit le culte de Jesus au Nord Ouest de l'Australie et deux autres mouvements aborigenes a Galiwin'ku (Arnhem Land, Nord de l'Australie). Il montre ainsi que le millenarisme existe bien dans cette region, que l'espoir d'une liberation de la situation actuelle et d'un renouveau sont la base de ces mouvements messianiques, que…
The savage in european social thought; A prelude to the conceptualization of the divergent peoples and cultures of Australia and Oceania
The savage, either Noble or Ignoble, is a European mythical creation a mytheme (Lemaire 1980:16). In European social thought mainly hunting and gathering societies (American Indians, Australian Aborigines) or hor ticulturalists (Pacific Islanders) have served as a model for the develop ment of this mytheme. These societies have been pictured as precisely the opposite of European civilization. As such they have fulfilled a double function in Europ…
Cultural politics: Two case studies of Australian Aboriginal social movements
The rise of Australian Aboriginal movements aiming at social change is certainly not a new phenomenon.What is of relatively recent date, however, is the Australia-wide support of these movements among Aborigines, as wel1 as their explicit politica1 nature.R. M. Berndt (1971) has made a distinction between what he calls "inward-oriented" movements of a conventional nativistic nature and movements of "modern socio-political protest".His terminology…
Millenarianism, Australian Aborigines And The European Myth Of Primitivism
Apres une definition du concept de « millenarisme » (mouvement collectif, terrestre, imminent, total et miraculeux), l'A. decrit le culte de Jesus au Nord Ouest de l'Australie et deux autres mouvements aborigenes a Galiwin'ku (Arnhem Land, Nord de l'Australie). Il montre ainsi que le millenarisme existe bien dans cette region, que l'espoir d'une liberation de la situation actuelle et d'un renouveau sont la base de ces mouvements messianiques, que…
The savage in european social thought; A prelude to the conceptualization of the divergent peoples and cultures of Australia and Oceania
The savage, either Noble or Ignoble, is a European mythical creation a mytheme (Lemaire 1980:16). In European social thought mainly hunting and gathering societies (American Indians, Australian Aborigines) or hor ticulturalists (Pacific Islanders) have served as a model for the develop ment of this mytheme. These societies have been pictured as precisely the opposite of European civilization. As such they have fulfilled a double function in Europ…
Cultural politics: Two case studies of Australian Aboriginal social movements
The rise of Australian Aboriginal movements aiming at social change is certainly not a new phenomenon.What is of relatively recent date, however, is the Australia-wide support of these movements among Aborigines, as wel1 as their explicit politica1 nature.R. M. Berndt (1971) has made a distinction between what he calls "inward-oriented" movements of a conventional nativistic nature and movements of "modern socio-political protest".His terminology…
Cultural politics: Two case studies of Australian Aboriginal social movements
The rise of Australian Aboriginal movements aiming at social change is certainly not a new phenomenon.What is of relatively recent date, however, is the Australia-wide support of these movements among Aborigines, as wel1 as their explicit politica1 nature.R. M. Berndt (1971) has made a distinction between what he calls "inward-oriented" movements of a conventional nativistic nature and movements of "modern socio-political protest".His terminology…
The savage in european social thought; A prelude to the conceptualization of the divergent peoples and cultures of Australia and Oceania
The savage, either Noble or Ignoble, is a European mythical creation a mytheme (Lemaire 1980:16). In European social thought mainly hunting and gathering societies (American Indians, Australian Aborigines) or hor ticulturalists (Pacific Islanders) have served as a model for the develop ment of this mytheme. These societies have been pictured as precisely the opposite of European civilization. As such they have fulfilled a double function in Europ…
Millenarianism, Australian Aborigines And The European Myth Of Primitivism
Apres une definition du concept de « millenarisme » (mouvement collectif, terrestre, imminent, total et miraculeux), l'A. decrit le culte de Jesus au Nord Ouest de l'Australie et deux autres mouvements aborigenes a Galiwin'ku (Arnhem Land, Nord de l'Australie). Il montre ainsi que le millenarisme existe bien dans cette region, que l'espoir d'une liberation de la situation actuelle et d'un renouveau sont la base de ces mouvements messianiques, que…
Epistemology (2 works) · Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Law (2 works) · Political science (2 works) · Politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · Aesthetics (1 works) · Antipathy (1 works) · Antithesis (1 works)