Peter G Roe
Biographic Data
| ID | 82628 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Peter G Roe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Peter G |
| FAMILY NAME | Roe |
| SIGNATURE | ROE P G |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Delaware |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 89 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1976 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Taíno Indian Myth and Practice: The Arrival of the Stranger King . William F. Keegan
From Myth to Creation: Art from Amazonian Ecuador. Dorothea S. WHITTEN and Norman E. WHITTEN, JR
Shipibo archaeo-ethnography: Site formation processes and archaeological interpretation
The structures of two Shipibo house compounds are considered. One described by DeBoer and Lathrap (1979) represents the on‐going ethnographic context. The other was recently abandoned and therefore represents the archaeological record. A k‐means cluster analysis program is used to investigate the spatial structures of both the ethnographic and archaeological contexts. In doing so, the systemic context becomes a model against which the archaeologi…
The Cosmic Zygote: Cosmology in the Amazon Basin
General/Theoretical: The Naked Man: Introduction to a Science of Mythology, Vol. 4. Claude Lévi‐Strauss. New York
Process in South Amerindian oral narratives
Johannes Wilbert, ed. Folk Literature of the Yamana Indians: Martin Gusinde's Collection of Yamana Narratives. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. xi + 308 pp. Tables, photographs, maps, indexes, glossary, and bibliography. $12.95. Johannes Wilbert, ed. (with Karin Simoneau). Folk Literature of the Gê Indians, Volume I. Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications, 1978. xxi + 653 pp. Tables, map, indexes, glossary, and biblio…
Oxford Maps of the Arab World
Art and Residence Among the Shipibo Indians of Peru: A Study in Microacculturation
The geometric decorative art of the Shipibo Indians, Peruvian montaña, is produced by women balanced between a cultural imperative for personal innovation and submission to the constraints of traditional style. The experimental commissioning of painted Shipibo textile samplers using a rule-based approach reveals that additional variables in the Deetz-Longacre hypothesis associating female stylistic uniformity with matrilineal descent and matriloc…
Marginal Men: Male Artists among the Shipibo Indians of Peru
Les artistes masculins sont tres rares parmi les Indiens Shipibos de la jungle du Perou parce que leur societe alloue les taches technologiques aux hommes et les fonctions artistiques aux femmes. Cependant l'apparition d'un certain tourisme a encourage quelques hommes marginaux a transgresser la division sexuelle du travail. Neanmoins, ils produisent un art plus orthodoxe que les femmes a cause de leur dependance exclusive d'un marche externe. La…
Archaism, Form and Decoration: An Ethnographic and Archaeological Case Study From the Peruvian Montaña
The aim of this paper is to review a debate in South American archaeology over whether vessel form or surface decoration is paramount as an indicator of cultural continuity and comparability. It will do so by using a specific ethnographic instance of archaistic innovation, based on a related archaeological tradition, in the Peruvian monta?a. A possible resolution of this question will be offered in a processual model of an art/craft continuum
The Cosmic Zygote: Cosmology in the Amazon Basin
Shipibo archaeo-ethnography: Site formation processes and archaeological interpretation
The structures of two Shipibo house compounds are considered. One described by DeBoer and Lathrap (1979) represents the on‐going ethnographic context. The other was recently abandoned and therefore represents the archaeological record. A k‐means cluster analysis program is used to investigate the spatial structures of both the ethnographic and archaeological contexts. In doing so, the systemic context becomes a model against which the archaeologi…
Art and Residence Among the Shipibo Indians of Peru: A Study in Microacculturation
The geometric decorative art of the Shipibo Indians, Peruvian montaña, is produced by women balanced between a cultural imperative for personal innovation and submission to the constraints of traditional style. The experimental commissioning of painted Shipibo textile samplers using a rule-based approach reveals that additional variables in the Deetz-Longacre hypothesis associating female stylistic uniformity with matrilineal descent and matriloc…
Marginal Men: Male Artists among the Shipibo Indians of Peru
Les artistes masculins sont tres rares parmi les Indiens Shipibos de la jungle du Perou parce que leur societe alloue les taches technologiques aux hommes et les fonctions artistiques aux femmes. Cependant l'apparition d'un certain tourisme a encourage quelques hommes marginaux a transgresser la division sexuelle du travail. Neanmoins, ils produisent un art plus orthodoxe que les femmes a cause de leur dependance exclusive d'un marche externe. La…
Archaism, Form and Decoration: An Ethnographic and Archaeological Case Study From the Peruvian Montaña
The aim of this paper is to review a debate in South American archaeology over whether vessel form or surface decoration is paramount as an indicator of cultural continuity and comparability. It will do so by using a specific ethnographic instance of archaistic innovation, based on a related archaeological tradition, in the Peruvian monta?a. A possible resolution of this question will be offered in a processual model of an art/craft continuum
General/Theoretical: The Naked Man: Introduction to a Science of Mythology, Vol. 4. Claude Lévi‐Strauss. New York
Archaism, Form and Decoration: An Ethnographic and Archaeological Case Study From the Peruvian Montaña
The aim of this paper is to review a debate in South American archaeology over whether vessel form or surface decoration is paramount as an indicator of cultural continuity and comparability. It will do so by using a specific ethnographic instance of archaistic innovation, based on a related archaeological tradition, in the Peruvian monta?a. A possible resolution of this question will be offered in a processual model of an art/craft continuum
Marginal Men: Male Artists among the Shipibo Indians of Peru
Les artistes masculins sont tres rares parmi les Indiens Shipibos de la jungle du Perou parce que leur societe alloue les taches technologiques aux hommes et les fonctions artistiques aux femmes. Cependant l'apparition d'un certain tourisme a encourage quelques hommes marginaux a transgresser la division sexuelle du travail. Neanmoins, ils produisent un art plus orthodoxe que les femmes a cause de leur dependance exclusive d'un marche externe. La…
Art and Residence Among the Shipibo Indians of Peru: A Study in Microacculturation
The geometric decorative art of the Shipibo Indians, Peruvian montaña, is produced by women balanced between a cultural imperative for personal innovation and submission to the constraints of traditional style. The experimental commissioning of painted Shipibo textile samplers using a rule-based approach reveals that additional variables in the Deetz-Longacre hypothesis associating female stylistic uniformity with matrilineal descent and matriloc…
Oxford Maps of the Arab World
Process in South Amerindian oral narratives
Johannes Wilbert, ed. Folk Literature of the Yamana Indians: Martin Gusinde's Collection of Yamana Narratives. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1977. xi + 308 pp. Tables, photographs, maps, indexes, glossary, and bibliography. $12.95. Johannes Wilbert, ed. (with Karin Simoneau). Folk Literature of the Gê Indians, Volume I. Los Angeles: UCLA Latin American Center Publications, 1978. xxi + 653 pp. Tables, map, indexes, glossary, and biblio…
General/Theoretical: The Naked Man: Introduction to a Science of Mythology, Vol. 4. Claude Lévi‐Strauss. New York
The Cosmic Zygote: Cosmology in the Amazon Basin
Shipibo archaeo-ethnography: Site formation processes and archaeological interpretation
The structures of two Shipibo house compounds are considered. One described by DeBoer and Lathrap (1979) represents the on‐going ethnographic context. The other was recently abandoned and therefore represents the archaeological record. A k‐means cluster analysis program is used to investigate the spatial structures of both the ethnographic and archaeological contexts. In doing so, the systemic context becomes a model against which the archaeologi…
From Myth to Creation: Art from Amazonian Ecuador. Dorothea S. WHITTEN and Norman E. WHITTEN, JR
Taíno Indian Myth and Practice: The Arrival of the Stranger King . William F. Keegan
Geography (5 works) · History (5 works) · Art (4 works) · Computer Science (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Amazonian Archaeology and Ethnohistory (3 works) · Classics (3 works) · History (3 works) · Mythology (3 works) · Amazon rainforest (2 works)