Ernest W Burge
Biographic Data
| ID | 93673 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ernest W Burge |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ernest W |
| FAMILY NAME | Burge |
| SIGNATURE | BURGE E W |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 66 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 149 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 66 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1913 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2003 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
L'étude du délinquant en tant que personne
Les théories générales du crime se sont révélées de valeur nulle ou médiocre pour le contrôle du comportement, que ce soient les explications unificatrices de Lombroso, Tarde et Bonger, ou l'interprétation pluraliste de Ferri. L'étude du délinquant en tant qu'individu: Healy a substitué aux méthodes d'observation générale, à la spéculation et aux statistiques, l'étude d'ensemble de l'individu délinquant. En tant que psychiatre et psycho-logue, il…
Contributions to Urban Sociology
Contributions to Urban Sociology
Contributions to Urban Sociology
Ageing in Western Societies--A Comparative Survey
Aging in Western Societies: A Comparative Survey
Aging in Western Societies
The Family: Institution to Companionship
In Memoriam, John Lewis Gillin 1871-1958
Modern Marriage and Family Living
After Divorce
Courtship, Engagement and Marriage
Living in the Later Years. T. Lynn Smith
Mahatma Gandhi: Peaceful Revolutionary. Haridas T. Muzumdar
Engagement and Marriage
The Family: From Institution to Companionship
Social Factors in Mental Disorders
Retirement and the Industrial Worker: Prospect and Reality.Jacob Tuckman , Irving Lorge
Effective Use of Older Workers.Elizabeth Llewellyn Breckinridge
Social Relations, Activities, and Personal Adjustment
The sixty-four residents of two dwelling halls in Moosehaven, a community of retired members of a fraternal order, were classified as isolates by bilateral exclusion, isolates by unilateral exclusion, intimates with one person, intimates with two or more persons, and leaders. Participation in recreational activities was largest in those defined as solitary, followed in order by those classified as group, spectator, and audience. Leaders had the h…
Human Communities. Robert E. Park
The American Veteran Back Home
Marriage and the Family
The Social History of a War Boom Community
Personal Adjustment in Old Age
The Family as a Unity of Interacting Personalities
Homogamy in Social Characteristics
Previous studies of homagamy show that married couples tend more to resemble than to differ from each other in physical and psychological traits. Data secured from one thousand engaged couples living in the Chicago metropolitan area make it possible to present the evidence on homagamy for social characteristics. In all but six of the fifty-one social characteristics studied, the excess of the actual over the expected percentage of resemblance bet…
The Influence of Sigmund Freud Upon Sociology in the United States
The failure of psychoanalysis to make headway with sociologists in the United States during the first decade after its introduction into this country may be explained partly on the basis of the lag between the time of publication and actual consideration of Freudian theories, but more basically because of an aversion toward the explanation of human behavior in terms of sexual motivation,its particularistic emphasis, the simpler and apparently ade…
Sociological Research Methods
The fifty years of the American Journal of Sociology record the development of sociological research in the United States. Its early issues show that sociologists at first were preoccupied with the formulation of the basic ideology of sociology and with the development of a system of concepts oriented to empirical research. Later, the main effort of sociologists turned to the devising and application of techniques appropriate to the study of soci…
The Prediction of Adjustment in Marriage
THE PROBLEM. We do not feel it necessary to justify an effort J to increase skill in guessing right about the future. Particularly is this true of fields of experience wherein correct guesses are relevant to immediate acts of personal adjustment. Hence without apology we submit a brief outline of an exploratory effort at predicting adjustment in marriage. Briefly stated, the problem in this study was to discover what prediction as to adjustments …
Contributions to Urban Sociology
The Family in a Changing Society
The American family presents an external picture of diversity and instability. When viewed in the context of the social change from rural to urban conditions of life, a trend is revealed to the companionship type of family, adapted to urbanization and exemplifying the American ideals of democracy, freedom, and self-expression. The seeming instability of the family is largely a symptom of this transition which may be regarded as a vast social expe…
Schizophrenia, Manic-Depressive Psychosis and Social-Economic Status
Relatively more schizophrenia is found in the "lower" social-economic groups and relatively more manic-depressive psychosis in the "upper" groups. It is suggested that this may imply a group differential in the ratio of schizothymic and cyclothymic personality types
The American Veteran Back Home
The Development of Criminological Research in the Soviet Union
Communication
During 1929 there was a marked trend toward the integration of the various forms of transportation and communication. The older instruments of communication like the railroad and the newspaper took the lead in organizing plans of co-ordination with their rapidly increasing competitors like the aeroplane, the motor vehicle, and the radio. During the year marked advance was made in the establishment on a commercial basic of mail and passenger aerop…
Contributions to Urban Sociology
Social Relations, Activities, and Personal Adjustment
The sixty-four residents of two dwelling halls in Moosehaven, a community of retired members of a fraternal order, were classified as isolates by bilateral exclusion, isolates by unilateral exclusion, intimates with one person, intimates with two or more persons, and leaders. Participation in recreational activities was largest in those defined as solitary, followed in order by those classified as group, spectator, and audience. Leaders had the h…
Introduction to the Science of Sociology
L'étude du délinquant en tant que personne
Les théories générales du crime se sont révélées de valeur nulle ou médiocre pour le contrôle du comportement, que ce soient les explications unificatrices de Lombroso, Tarde et Bonger, ou l'interprétation pluraliste de Ferri. L'étude du délinquant en tant qu'individu: Healy a substitué aux méthodes d'observation générale, à la spéculation et aux statistiques, l'étude d'ensemble de l'individu délinquant. En tant que psychiatre et psycho-logue, il…
The Family: From Institution to Companionship
Environment and Education
The Effect of War on the American Family
War, like any other crisis, has its obvious, although more superficial, and its subtler, but more profund, effects upon the family. Among the more observable effects of war on the family are the withdrawal of Young men from civilian, and their entrance into military, life, with a consequent increase in socially disapproved forms of behavior; the entrance of women into industry to replace the men drawn into the armed forces, with an accompanying n…
Predicting Success or Failure in Marriage
Topical Summaries of Current Literature: The Family
The Immigrant Invasion.Frank Julian Warne
The Government of American Cities. William B. Munro
Housing Problems in America
The Normal Life. Edward T. Devine
Prostitution in Europe. Abraham Flexner
Introduction to the Science of Sociology
The Family as a Unity of Interacting Personalities
The City
Topical Summaries of Current Literature: The Family
The Drifting Home. Ernest R. Groves
Urban Life
Journal Article Urban Life Get access Le Roy E. Bowman Le Roy E. Bowman Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Social Forces, Volume 5, Issue 4, June 1927, Pages 668–669, https://doi.org/10.1093/sf/5.4.668 Published: 01 June 1927
Manual of Psychiatry. Aaron J. Rosanoff
You Can't Win.Jack Black
Negro Illegitimacy in New York City.Ruth Reed
The Parole of Adults from State Penal Institutions in Pennsylvania and in Other Commonwealths.Clair Wilcox
Communication
During 1929 there was a marked trend toward the integration of the various forms of transportation and communication. The older instruments of communication like the railroad and the newspaper took the lead in organizing plans of co-ordination with their rapidly increasing competitors like the aeroplane, the motor vehicle, and the radio. During the year marked advance was made in the establishment on a commercial basic of mail and passenger aerop…
Middletown: A Study of Contemporary Culture. Robert S. Lynd , Helen Merrill Lynd
Principles of City Planning. Karl B. Lohmann
The Prediction of Adjustment in Marriage
THE PROBLEM. We do not feel it necessary to justify an effort J to increase skill in guessing right about the future. Particularly is this true of fields of experience wherein correct guesses are relevant to immediate acts of personal adjustment. Hence without apology we submit a brief outline of an exploratory effort at predicting adjustment in marriage. Briefly stated, the problem in this study was to discover what prediction as to adjustments …
Factory Family and Women in the Soviet Union.Susan Kingsbury , Mildred Fairchild
Middletown in Transition: A Study in Cultural Conflicts. Robert S. Lynd , Helen Merrell Lynd
A World I Never Made. James T. Farrell
The Development of Criminological Research in the Soviet Union
Chicago Commons Through Forty Years.Graham Taylor
The Future of Marriage in Western Civilisation.Edward Westermarck
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