Philip Drucker
Biographic Data
| ID | 88727 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Philip Drucker |
| GIVEN NAMES | Philip |
| FAMILY NAME | Drucker |
| SIGNATURE | DRUCKER P |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kentucky |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 30 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 212 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 31 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1938 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2007 |
| H-INDEX | 7 |
To Make my Name Good
Predictors of Moral Reasoning
The aim of the current study was to determine whether components of executive functioning and two diverging aspects of religiosity (scriptural literalism and quest) are significant predictors of postconventional moral reasoning. An additional goal of the study was to determine whether components of executive functioning moderate the relationship between religiosity and postconventional moral reasoning. Postconventional moral reasoning was assesse…
Swidden Didn' Make All That Midden
Research strategies for understanding the subsistence base of ancient Mayan culture are evaluated, along with suggestions for future work. Better data and more sophisticated interpretations of ancient lowland Maya population densities force many Mayanists to consider low-yield extensive agronomy, specifically swidden farming, inadequate to support such large populations. Some innovative scholars have attempted to identify intensive agronomic syst…
Ronald Leroy Olson 1895-1979
Pre-Hispanic Maya Agriculture
The Mouth of Heaven
The Olmec World
The Kwakiutl
The Olmec World. Ignacio Bernal
To Make My Name Good
To Make my Name Good
To Make my Name Good
Indians of the Northwest Coast
specimens on exhibition more meaningful by describing the way in which they formed a part of the lives of the aboriginal people of the Northwest Coast.Only fragments are to be found today of the aboriginal civilizations described in these pages.Many of the Indians of the coast are nowadays commercial fishermen and loggers.Most of them are more at home with gasoline and Diesel engines than with the canoes of their forefathers.Membership in one or …
The Kake Totem Poles
A Study of the Milpa System of La Venta Island and Its Archaeological Implications
Indians of the Northwest
Indians of the Northwest Coast
Indians of the Northwest Coast
Map of linguistic groupings on the Northwest Coast Plan and elevation of salmon trap, Kwakiutl Salmon trap used in narrow streams, Kwakiutl Karok dip-netting salmon, lower Klamath River Types of harpoons Various types of fishhooks Tlingit and Haida V-shaped halibut hooks Haida hardwood clubs for dispatching hooked halibut and harpooned seal Various types of harpoon heads Diagram of type of deadfall trap used by Nootka for deer Kwakiutl woodworkin…
Ethnology and Ethnography
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Pacific Islands . D ouglas L. O liver
Middle Tres Zapotes and the Pre-Classic Ceramic Sequence
When in the past I have listened to writers of scientific reports bewailing the fact that their writings have been misunderstood or misinterpeted, I have been inclined to pass severe judgment: An author should be able to express what he thinks in a clear manner-no reader can be expected to read with the report in one hand and a crystal ball zeroed in on the author's mind in the other. Consequently when, on re-reading Wauchope's recent (1950) stim…
Ceramic Sequences at Tres Zapotes, Veracruz, Mexico
Stone Monuments of Southern Mexico
Pre‐history
Indians of the Northwest Coast
specimens on exhibition more meaningful by describing the way in which they formed a part of the lives of the aboriginal people of the Northwest Coast.Only fragments are to be found today of the aboriginal civilizations described in these pages.Many of the Indians of the coast are nowadays commercial fishermen and loggers.Most of them are more at home with gasoline and Diesel engines than with the canoes of their forefathers.Membership in one or …
Pre-Hispanic Maya Agriculture
Indians of the Northwest Coast
Rank, Wealth, and Kinship in Northwest Coast Society1
ORTHWEST COAST society was organized on no idealistic premises N of the equality of man.Each individual had his place in the arbi-' The only institution which resulted in a cleavage of the freeborn social unit was that of the dancing societies ("secret societies") of the Kwakiutl tribes and their immediate neighbors.Even there, so far as modem informants know, there was no well-defined alignment of the populace into potential members and non-memb…
To Make my Name Good
A Study of the Milpa System of La Venta Island and Its Archaeological Implications
Ceramic Sequences at Tres Zapotes, Veracruz, Mexico
Stone Monuments of Southern Mexico
Predictors of Moral Reasoning
The aim of the current study was to determine whether components of executive functioning and two diverging aspects of religiosity (scriptural literalism and quest) are significant predictors of postconventional moral reasoning. An additional goal of the study was to determine whether components of executive functioning moderate the relationship between religiosity and postconventional moral reasoning. Postconventional moral reasoning was assesse…
Ronald Leroy Olson 1895-1979
Middle Tres Zapotes and the Pre-Classic Ceramic Sequence
When in the past I have listened to writers of scientific reports bewailing the fact that their writings have been misunderstood or misinterpeted, I have been inclined to pass severe judgment: An author should be able to express what he thinks in a clear manner-no reader can be expected to read with the report in one hand and a crystal ball zeroed in on the author's mind in the other. Consequently when, on re-reading Wauchope's recent (1950) stim…
Swidden Didn' Make All That Midden
Research strategies for understanding the subsistence base of ancient Mayan culture are evaluated, along with suggestions for future work. Better data and more sophisticated interpretations of ancient lowland Maya population densities force many Mayanists to consider low-yield extensive agronomy, specifically swidden farming, inadequate to support such large populations. Some innovative scholars have attempted to identify intensive agronomic syst…
The Olmec World. Ignacio Bernal
Studies in the Science of Society Presented to Albert Galloway Keller. George Peter Murdock
North and South America
Lower Chinook Ethnographic Notes
Addenda on the Southwestern Ceremonial House
Rank, Wealth, and Kinship in Northwest Coast Society1
ORTHWEST COAST society was organized on no idealistic premises N of the equality of man.Each individual had his place in the arbi-' The only institution which resulted in a cleavage of the freeborn social unit was that of the dancing societies ("secret societies") of the Kwakiutl tribes and their immediate neighbors.Even there, so far as modem informants know, there was no well-defined alignment of the populace into potential members and non-memb…
Pre‐history
Middle America
Ceramic Sequences at Tres Zapotes, Veracruz, Mexico
Stone Monuments of Southern Mexico
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Pacific Islands . D ouglas L. O liver
Middle Tres Zapotes and the Pre-Classic Ceramic Sequence
When in the past I have listened to writers of scientific reports bewailing the fact that their writings have been misunderstood or misinterpeted, I have been inclined to pass severe judgment: An author should be able to express what he thinks in a clear manner-no reader can be expected to read with the report in one hand and a crystal ball zeroed in on the author's mind in the other. Consequently when, on re-reading Wauchope's recent (1950) stim…
Indians of the Northwest Coast
Map of linguistic groupings on the Northwest Coast Plan and elevation of salmon trap, Kwakiutl Salmon trap used in narrow streams, Kwakiutl Karok dip-netting salmon, lower Klamath River Types of harpoons Various types of fishhooks Tlingit and Haida V-shaped halibut hooks Haida hardwood clubs for dispatching hooked halibut and harpooned seal Various types of harpoon heads Diagram of type of deadfall trap used by Nootka for deer Kwakiutl woodworkin…
Ethnology and Ethnography
Indians of the Northwest
Indians of the Northwest Coast
A Study of the Milpa System of La Venta Island and Its Archaeological Implications
The Kake Totem Poles
Indians of the Northwest Coast
specimens on exhibition more meaningful by describing the way in which they formed a part of the lives of the aboriginal people of the Northwest Coast.Only fragments are to be found today of the aboriginal civilizations described in these pages.Many of the Indians of the coast are nowadays commercial fishermen and loggers.Most of them are more at home with gasoline and Diesel engines than with the canoes of their forefathers.Membership in one or …
To Make my Name Good
To Make My Name Good
To Make my Name Good
The Kwakiutl
The Olmec World. Ignacio Bernal
The Olmec World
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