William Caudill
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 91382 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | William Caudill |
| NOMBRES | William |
| APELLIDO | Caudill |
| FIRMA | CAUDILL W |
| AFILIACIONES | Harvard University Press |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 30 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 149 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 28 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 2 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1949 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 7 |
Mental Health Research in Asia and the Pacific
Socialization for Achievement. Essays on the Cultural Psychology of the Japanese
Socialization for Achievement
The Influence of Social Structure and Culture on Human Behavior in Modern Japan
This paper endeavors to sorb out the behavioral and psychological implications of tradition and modernity as they occur in any country, and to examine their particular nature in Japan. The first section defines and contrasts the concepts of social structure and culture. The second section is a review of the literature of the last 100 years on Japanese national character in an attempt to summarize the characteristics of the Japanese people that se…
The Influence of Social Structure and Culture on Human Behavior in Modern Japan
Tiny Dramas
Transcultural Research in Mental Health
From “Psychiatric Problems at the Buddhist Priest’s Hospital in Thailand” to “Political Dimensions of Psychiatric Thought,” Transcultural Research in Mental Health emphasizes the international and interdisciplinary facets of mental health. From fieldwork to philosophy the approach is as diverse, exciting, and far-reaching as the actual problems and orientations of cross cultural research in this area
Mental Health Research in Asia and the Pacific
Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japan and America
(1969). Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japan and America. Psychiatry: Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 12-43.
Some Implications of the Theory of the Particularity, or "Atomism," of Northern Algonkians [and Comments and Reply]
The article reviews the background of theories held on the organization of northern Algonkians, especially those relating to the persistence of "atomism" in the social organization and personality structure. It presents ethnohistorical and other evidence that protohistoric Algonkians lived in far more cohesive communities than is generally thought. The atomism theory is antithetical to theories of Morgan and the Marxists, especially to those conc…
Symptomatology in Japanese and American Schizophrenics
Anthropology and psychoanalysis
Japanese Value Orientations and Culture Change
Asylums
Around the Clock Patient Care in Japanese Psychiatric Hospitals
assigned on a one-to-one basis to patients. The tsukisoi cares for the patient continuously throughout his hospitalization. The work of this role group and its place in the social structure of the hospital are described. Correspondences are drawn between the behavior of the tsukisoi in her technical role and the behavior exhibited in more general roles, such as that of mother, in Japanese culture. The position of the tsukisoi in the power structu…
The Culture of the State Mental Hospital
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society. By William Caudill. Price, $6.50. Pp. 412. Harvard University Press, 79 Garden St., Cambridge, Mass., 1958. The hospital of which Caudill writes is the Yale Psychiatric Institute. Caudill was brought in 1949 by Redlich, who, in his interesting foreword to this volume, enumerates reasons why it is unlikely that an anthropologist will again collect data under the guise of being himself a patient. But Cau…
Other
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
General and Theoretical
Sociology and the Field of Mental Health
Achievement, Culture and Personality
Social structure and interaction processes on a psychiatric ward
Achievement, Culture and Personality
Social structure and interaction processes on a psychiatric ward
Japanese Value Orientations and Culture Change
Some Implications of the Theory of the Particularity, or "Atomism," of Northern Algonkians [and Comments and Reply]
The article reviews the background of theories held on the organization of northern Algonkians, especially those relating to the persistence of "atomism" in the social organization and personality structure. It presents ethnohistorical and other evidence that protohistoric Algonkians lived in far more cohesive communities than is generally thought. The atomism theory is antithetical to theories of Morgan and the Marxists, especially to those conc…
Symptomatology in Japanese and American Schizophrenics
The Culture of the State Mental Hospital
Sociology and the Field of Mental Health
Pitfalls in the Organization of Interdisciplinary Research
It is our purpose here to point up some of the organizational problems of collaboration which have not been as explicitly set forth as they might in previous discussions of methodology in interdisciplinary work. We feel this is useful because we believe that in the future many of the major advances in knowledge will be made by intellectually and emotionally congenial people from several disciplines who, working together, will cross ordinary acade…
Psychological Characteristics of Acculturated Wisconsin Ojibwa Children
The Influence of Social Structure and Culture on Human Behavior in Modern Japan
Socialization for Achievement
Around the Clock Patient Care in Japanese Psychiatric Hospitals
assigned on a one-to-one basis to patients. The tsukisoi cares for the patient continuously throughout his hospitalization. The work of this role group and its place in the social structure of the hospital are described. Correspondences are drawn between the behavior of the tsukisoi in her technical role and the behavior exhibited in more general roles, such as that of mother, in Japanese culture. The position of the tsukisoi in the power structu…
Asylums
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
Anthropology and psychoanalysis
Psychological Characteristics of Acculturated Wisconsin Ojibwa Children
Pitfalls in the Organization of Interdisciplinary Research
It is our purpose here to point up some of the organizational problems of collaboration which have not been as explicitly set forth as they might in previous discussions of methodology in interdisciplinary work. We feel this is useful because we believe that in the future many of the major advances in knowledge will be made by intellectually and emotionally congenial people from several disciplines who, working together, will cross ordinary acade…
Psychoethnogbaphy
The Sociology of the Patient.Earl Lomon Koos
Social structure and interaction processes on a psychiatric ward
Other
Sociology and the Field of Mental Health
Achievement, Culture and Personality
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society. By William Caudill. Price, $6.50. Pp. 412. Harvard University Press, 79 Garden St., Cambridge, Mass., 1958. The hospital of which Caudill writes is the Yale Psychiatric Institute. Caudill was brought in 1949 by Redlich, who, in his interesting foreword to this volume, enumerates reasons why it is unlikely that an anthropologist will again collect data under the guise of being himself a patient. But Cau…
Other
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
General and Theoretical
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Psychiatric Hospital as a Small Society
The Culture of the State Mental Hospital
Around the Clock Patient Care in Japanese Psychiatric Hospitals
assigned on a one-to-one basis to patients. The tsukisoi cares for the patient continuously throughout his hospitalization. The work of this role group and its place in the social structure of the hospital are described. Correspondences are drawn between the behavior of the tsukisoi in her technical role and the behavior exhibited in more general roles, such as that of mother, in Japanese culture. The position of the tsukisoi in the power structu…
Anthropology and psychoanalysis
Japanese Value Orientations and Culture Change
Asylums
Symptomatology in Japanese and American Schizophrenics
Some Implications of the Theory of the Particularity, or "Atomism," of Northern Algonkians [and Comments and Reply]
The article reviews the background of theories held on the organization of northern Algonkians, especially those relating to the persistence of "atomism" in the social organization and personality structure. It presents ethnohistorical and other evidence that protohistoric Algonkians lived in far more cohesive communities than is generally thought. The atomism theory is antithetical to theories of Morgan and the Marxists, especially to those conc…
Mental Health Research in Asia and the Pacific
Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japan and America
(1969). Maternal Care and Infant Behavior in Japan and America. Psychiatry: Vol. 32, No. 1, pp. 12-43.
Tiny Dramas
Transcultural Research in Mental Health
From “Psychiatric Problems at the Buddhist Priest’s Hospital in Thailand” to “Political Dimensions of Psychiatric Thought,” Transcultural Research in Mental Health emphasizes the international and interdisciplinary facets of mental health. From fieldwork to philosophy the approach is as diverse, exciting, and far-reaching as the actual problems and orientations of cross cultural research in this area
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