J W Gregory

Dados Biográficos

ID3751638
NOMEJ W Gregory
PRENOMESJ W
SOBRENOMEGregory
ASSINATURAGREGORY J W
AFILIAÇÕESUniversity of San Diego
VERIFICADONão
TOTAL DE OBRAS88
TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES54
TOTAL COMO AUTOR88
TOTAL COMO EDITOR0
PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO1894
ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO2001
ÍNDICE H4

  • From Ivory Tower to Urban Street

    J W Gregory, Jill Gregory et al.ARTICLEPS Political Science & Politics2001Citada por: 7

    Radical democrat John Dewey ([1916] 1966) believed that education could be a powerful tool for developing citizens' character and drawing them into political engagement. He also argued that science could inform public debate and contribute to problem solving in the community (Dewey [1935] 1980, [1939] 1989). Here, we describe and evaluate our attempt to realize these twin ideals in a semester-long course at Chapman University during spring 1999. …

  • The Story of the Road

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1932

  • A Submarine Trough near the Strait of Gibraltar

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1932

    sight; but the representation improves on closer study. It is evident that the process cannot be judged by a black-and-white example: the method should be used in making a plate which is to be printed in grey or buff. Since the parallel lines which are the base of the construction are drawn at a distance apart equal to the vertical interval on the scale ofthe map, e.g. at 1 mm. for roo-m. contour interval on a 1/100,000 map, it is clear that most…

  • Epic of the Road

    Open AccessM A Peacock, Martha Peacock et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1932

  • The Origin of Inca Civilization

    J W Gregory, Miles PoindexterARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • Geological Researches in the Judean Desert

    J W GregoryARTICLEPalestine Exploration Quarterly1931Citada por: 2

  • The Earthquake off the Newfoundland Banks of 18 November 1929

    William Goodenough, H P Douglas et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • Problems of the Earth's Crust

    H J Mackinder, Halford Mackinder et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1931Citada por: 2

  • A Deep Trench on the Floor of the North Sea

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1931Citada por: 2

    A RECENT Admiralty to Mariners, No. 1720 of 1930, has announced the discovery of a hole in the floor of the North Sea 80 fathoms deeper than anything shown on the charts in its neighbourhood. The Notice warns trawlers of the liability to accidents to their nets owing to the abruptness of the edges of this deep. It has already acquired the name of the apparently through some trawls having been lost on its steep sides. The existence of a depth of 1…

  • East African Lakes

    William Goodenough, J W Gregory et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • The Late Professor Schwarz's Contribution to the Geology of the Coast of Mauritania

    J W Gregory, SchwarzARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • The Earthquake off the Newfoundland Banks of 18 November 1929

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • General Stratigraphy

    J W Gregory, B H BarrettARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

  • A Submarine Trough off the Coast of Cyprus

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1931

    H.M.S. Ormonde, in a recent survey (1930-31) of Famagusta Bay, eastern Cyprus, has discovered a submarine trough of which the Hydrographer remarks: I do not recollect ever having seen on a chart such an abrupt and deep cleft like this. As this trough is opposite the ruins of Salamis, the first suggestion was naturally that it might have been made by the earthquakes which overthrew that city. Admiral Douglas has kindly sent me a tracing of the Sur…

  • Some Caves and a Rock Shelter at Loch Ryan and Port-Patrick, Galloway

    J W Gregory, James Ritchie et al.ARTICLEProceedings of the Society of…1930

    A rock shelter near Corsewall House was associated with a midden containing shells, animal bones and hammer-stones. It is suggested that a butchery mark on one of the bones was made by a metal implement. The cave at Cairnryan contained traces of a hearth along with hammer-stones,charcoal, animal bone and shells. Occupation at Outriemakain Cave is believed to be recent

  • Tectonic Studies in Asia

    Open AccessChester R Longwell, J W Gregory et al.ARTICLEGeographical Review1930

  • The Structure of Asia

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1930

  • Palestine and the Stability of Climate in Historic Times

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1930

  • The Peopling of Australia

    J W Gregory, Philip Phillips et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1929Citada por: 1

  • The Physical Geography of South-Eastern Arabia

    Charles Close, Percy Cox et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1928

    DURING the course of the past six years it has fallen to my lot to take part in, or to conduct, a series of expeditions in various countries on the fringes of Arabia. These include the Sudan Red Sea littoral, Transjordania, Syria, Mesopotamia, Persia, the Persian Gulf coasts, and lastly, in the winter 1925-26, 'Oman and the south-eastern Arabian coast as far as the province of Dhofar. Systematic exploration of the interior of Arabia, or indeed of…

  • The Elements of Economic Geology

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1928

  • Christophe Colomb, Catalan

    Luis Ulloa, J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1928

  • The Diamond Fields of South-West Africa

    J W Gregory, Erich KaiserARTICLEGeographical Journal1927

  • The Fiords of the Hebrides

    David George Hogarth, John Flett et al.ARTICLEGeographical Journal1927

  • The Thames-Rhine Problem

    J W GregoryARTICLEGeographical Journal1927