Charles S Brant
Biographic Data
| ID | 96335 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Charles S Brant |
| GIVEN NAMES | Charles S |
| FAMILY NAME | Brant |
| SIGNATURE | BRANT C S |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Alberta |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 26 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 47 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 26 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1948 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Was There No Superstructure in Ancient Rome?; Capitalism and the War on Drugs
When I began reading Ellen Meiksin Wood's article "Oligarchic Democracy" (MR, July-August 1989), I was impressed by her astute and cogent review of the social order of the Late Roman Republic. Only when I reached the bottom of the third page of the eight-page article did I realize that she was reviewing my book. Indeed, with less than half of the eight pages dealing with this large tome, a work of twelve years with a bibliography running into tho…
General/Theoretical: Cultural Perspectives on Child Development . Daniel A. Wagner and Harold W. Stevenson , eds
In Support of the No-Nuke Advertisement
Ethnology: The History of Greenland II: 1700-1782. Finn Gad
Development and Change: En Livsform ved Korsvejen: Grønlaendernes Møde med Versterlansk Velfaerdspolitik. Bent Jensen
Development and Change: The History of Greenland. Volume I: Earliest Times to 1700 . Finn GAD
A Preliminary Study of Cross-Sexual Joking Relationships in Primitive Society
This paper is an attempt to apply the methods of cross-cultural research and statistical correlation in the investigation of an anthropological-psy chological phenomenon, the joking relationship. Stated briefly in question form, our problem is: Given the same social conditions, an institutionalized potential marriage relationship, will individuals standing to each other in this relationship, tend universally to manifest joking behavior patterns? …
Ethnography and Ethnology: Apache Odyssey: A Journey between Two Worlds. M orris E. O pler
The Eskimos: Their Environment and Folkways
Métis of the Mackenzie District
A Brilliant Study of Indian History
Review of Ancient India by D. D. Kosambi.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website
Readings in Early Anthropology
Eskimo Education, Danish and Canadian: A Comparison
Les auteurs comparent les facilityés d'enseignement mises à la disposition des Esquimaux du Groënland et de ceux de l'Arctique occidental canadien. La comparaison est faite d'une perspective historique et aussi du point de vue du fonctionnement eontemporain des deux systèmes d'éducation. La langue utilisée dans l'enseignement, les antécédents, la formation et les rôles de l'instituteur, le contenu des programmes, l'internat et l'externat sont l'o…
The Golden Road to Modernity: Village Life in Contemporary Burma. Manning Nash
Other: The Small World of Khanh Hau. James B. Hendry
White Contact And Cultural Disintegration Among The Kiow A Apache
By means of documentary sources and field data, the history and white contactsof the Kiowa Apache are traced from 1837 to about 1910. A reconstruction is presented, in broad outlines, of the impact of removal, diminished sources of subsistence, disease and land allotment, upon Kiowa Apache society and culture. Nativistic movements, towards the close of the period, are briefly mentioned asresponses to cultural disintegration
Joe Blackbear’S Story of the Origin Of the Peyote Religion
A folk explanation of certain aspects of peyote ritual and paraphanalia is offered in terms of an origin myth.There is a story from long ago about the origin of peyote. It goes back to the time the Indians were fighting each other. On the other side of New Mexico, a group of Indians were camped and they were attacked by other bands. The mountains therewereveryhigh. The tribe that was attacked got scattered, There was just one woman and her boy le…
Missionaries among the Hill Tribes of Burma
Research Article| March 01 1961 Missionaries among the Hill Tribes of Burma Charles S. Brant, Charles S. Brant Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Mi Mi Khaing Mi Mi Khaing Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) (1932) 1 (1): 44–51. https://doi.org/10.2307/3023666 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables…
Ethnology and Ethnography: The Role of Women in Tonkinese Religion and Property. P ierre L ustéguy . Translated by C harles A. M essner
The World of Primitive Man.Paul Radin
Kiowa Apache Culture History: Some Further Observations
Ethnic Groups of Northern Southeast Asia
Burmese Kinship and the Life Cycle: An Outline
Peyotism among the Kiowa-Apache and Neighboring Tribes
The Cultural Position of the Kiowa-Apache
The Eskimos: Their Environment and Folkways
On Joking Relationships
A Preliminary Study of Cross-Sexual Joking Relationships in Primitive Society
This paper is an attempt to apply the methods of cross-cultural research and statistical correlation in the investigation of an anthropological-psy chological phenomenon, the joking relationship. Stated briefly in question form, our problem is: Given the same social conditions, an institutionalized potential marriage relationship, will individuals standing to each other in this relationship, tend universally to manifest joking behavior patterns? …
Ethnic Groups of Northern Southeast Asia
Kiowa Apache Culture History: Some Further Observations
Peyotism among the Kiowa-Apache and Neighboring Tribes
The Cultural Position of the Kiowa-Apache
Eskimo Education, Danish and Canadian: A Comparison
Les auteurs comparent les facilityés d'enseignement mises à la disposition des Esquimaux du Groënland et de ceux de l'Arctique occidental canadien. La comparaison est faite d'une perspective historique et aussi du point de vue du fonctionnement eontemporain des deux systèmes d'éducation. La langue utilisée dans l'enseignement, les antécédents, la formation et les rôles de l'instituteur, le contenu des programmes, l'internat et l'externat sont l'o…
Was There No Superstructure in Ancient Rome?; Capitalism and the War on Drugs
When I began reading Ellen Meiksin Wood's article "Oligarchic Democracy" (MR, July-August 1989), I was impressed by her astute and cogent review of the social order of the Late Roman Republic. Only when I reached the bottom of the third page of the eight-page article did I realize that she was reviewing my book. Indeed, with less than half of the eight pages dealing with this large tome, a work of twelve years with a bibliography running into tho…
White Contact And Cultural Disintegration Among The Kiow A Apache
By means of documentary sources and field data, the history and white contactsof the Kiowa Apache are traced from 1837 to about 1910. A reconstruction is presented, in broad outlines, of the impact of removal, diminished sources of subsistence, disease and land allotment, upon Kiowa Apache society and culture. Nativistic movements, towards the close of the period, are briefly mentioned asresponses to cultural disintegration
Burmese Kinship and the Life Cycle: An Outline
On Joking Relationships
The Cultural Position of the Kiowa-Apache
Peyotism among the Kiowa-Apache and Neighboring Tribes
Ethnic Groups of Northern Southeast Asia
Burmese Kinship and the Life Cycle: An Outline
Kiowa Apache Culture History: Some Further Observations
Ethnology and Ethnography: The Role of Women in Tonkinese Religion and Property. P ierre L ustéguy . Translated by C harles A. M essner
The World of Primitive Man.Paul Radin
Missionaries among the Hill Tribes of Burma
Research Article| March 01 1961 Missionaries among the Hill Tribes of Burma Charles S. Brant, Charles S. Brant Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Mi Mi Khaing Mi Mi Khaing Search for other works by this author on: This Site PubMed Google Scholar Memorandum (Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council) (1932) 1 (1): 44–51. https://doi.org/10.2307/3023666 Views Icon Views Article contents Figures & tables…
Joe Blackbear’S Story of the Origin Of the Peyote Religion
A folk explanation of certain aspects of peyote ritual and paraphanalia is offered in terms of an origin myth.There is a story from long ago about the origin of peyote. It goes back to the time the Indians were fighting each other. On the other side of New Mexico, a group of Indians were camped and they were attacked by other bands. The mountains therewereveryhigh. The tribe that was attacked got scattered, There was just one woman and her boy le…
White Contact And Cultural Disintegration Among The Kiow A Apache
By means of documentary sources and field data, the history and white contactsof the Kiowa Apache are traced from 1837 to about 1910. A reconstruction is presented, in broad outlines, of the impact of removal, diminished sources of subsistence, disease and land allotment, upon Kiowa Apache society and culture. Nativistic movements, towards the close of the period, are briefly mentioned asresponses to cultural disintegration
Other: The Small World of Khanh Hau. James B. Hendry
Eskimo Education, Danish and Canadian: A Comparison
Les auteurs comparent les facilityés d'enseignement mises à la disposition des Esquimaux du Groënland et de ceux de l'Arctique occidental canadien. La comparaison est faite d'une perspective historique et aussi du point de vue du fonctionnement eontemporain des deux systèmes d'éducation. La langue utilisée dans l'enseignement, les antécédents, la formation et les rôles de l'instituteur, le contenu des programmes, l'internat et l'externat sont l'o…
The Golden Road to Modernity: Village Life in Contemporary Burma. Manning Nash
A Brilliant Study of Indian History
Review of Ancient India by D. D. Kosambi.This article can also be found at the Monthly Review website, where most recent articles are published in full.Click here to purchase a PDF version of this article at the Monthly Review website
Readings in Early Anthropology
Métis of the Mackenzie District
Ethnography and Ethnology: Apache Odyssey: A Journey between Two Worlds. M orris E. O pler
The Eskimos: Their Environment and Folkways
Development and Change: The History of Greenland. Volume I: Earliest Times to 1700 . Finn GAD
A Preliminary Study of Cross-Sexual Joking Relationships in Primitive Society
This paper is an attempt to apply the methods of cross-cultural research and statistical correlation in the investigation of an anthropological-psy chological phenomenon, the joking relationship. Stated briefly in question form, our problem is: Given the same social conditions, an institutionalized potential marriage relationship, will individuals standing to each other in this relationship, tend universally to manifest joking behavior patterns? …
Development and Change: En Livsform ved Korsvejen: Grønlaendernes Møde med Versterlansk Velfaerdspolitik. Bent Jensen
Ethnology: The History of Greenland II: 1700-1782. Finn Gad
General/Theoretical: Cultural Perspectives on Child Development . Daniel A. Wagner and Harold W. Stevenson , eds
In Support of the No-Nuke Advertisement
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