Robert Fuller
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3965541 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Robert Fuller |
| PRENOMES | Robert |
| SOBRENOME | Fuller |
| ASSINATURA | FULLER R |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Bradley University |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 12 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 11 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1987 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2025 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Role of Astronomy in Australian Indigenous Knowledge
Astronomy plays a significant role in the culture of many Australian Indigenous peoples. Traditional Indigenous Australians had an extensive knowledge of the sky and the motion of the bodies within it. That astronomical knowledge was not only important culturally, but also revealed an intellectual complexity that has gone largely unrecognized, including a quest to understand phenomena such as tides and eclipses (Hamacher and Norris, 2011). More p…
Religion as (Culturally) extended phenotype
The Joy of Religion extends the line of thought Ariel Glucklich introduced in his earlier treatise about a very different affective state—pain. This earlier work noted that nuanced interpretations
Religion is nonsense
The goal of psychology is to explain human thought and behavior. This includes explaining why humans think and behave religiously. About 90 years ago, Sigmund Freud (1927/1990) used psychoanalytic
Ecology and Conservation of Forest Birds
‘ Slipping through the Net’
Studies of the impact of development on the built environment often concentrate on areas of sudden change, where new constructions of a radically different scale, purpose or style are clearly seen to dramatically alter existing places. However, change is often more gradual. The cumulative effects of a large number of individual small changes are both extensive and often unrecognized until after they have taken effect, each individual development …
Integral sustainable design – Reflections on the theory and practice from a case study
Defining aquatic centres for energy and water benchmarking purposes
Trait Narcissism and Contemporary Religious Trends
In a large sample of adult Americans, we examined trait narcissism among those who identify as nonreligious, traditionally religious, or “spiritual but not religious” (SBNR). Our study reveals that: 1) those who identify as traditionally religious and those who identify as SBNR exhibit fairly similar levels of narcissism; 2) contrary to conventional wisdom, nonreligious Americans are lower in narcissism than religious/spiritual Americans (with no…
Solar Greenhouse Technology for Food Security
Food security is a significant issue for many people who live in remote mountain areas around the world. Most of these people are also poor because of the lack of opportunity to earn cash. Malnutrition is common because the harsh climate restricts production and access to fresh food. Simple conventional greenhouses can provide some improvement of growing conditions, but the benefits are limited because of the high heat losses from these structure…
Wonder and the Religious Sensibility
Americans and the Unconscious
Through the Landscape of Faith
Through the Landscape of Faith
Americans and the Unconscious
Wonder and the Religious Sensibility
Solar Greenhouse Technology for Food Security
Food security is a significant issue for many people who live in remote mountain areas around the world. Most of these people are also poor because of the lack of opportunity to earn cash. Malnutrition is common because the harsh climate restricts production and access to fresh food. Simple conventional greenhouses can provide some improvement of growing conditions, but the benefits are limited because of the high heat losses from these structure…
Integral sustainable design – Reflections on the theory and practice from a case study
Defining aquatic centres for energy and water benchmarking purposes
Trait Narcissism and Contemporary Religious Trends
In a large sample of adult Americans, we examined trait narcissism among those who identify as nonreligious, traditionally religious, or “spiritual but not religious” (SBNR). Our study reveals that: 1) those who identify as traditionally religious and those who identify as SBNR exhibit fairly similar levels of narcissism; 2) contrary to conventional wisdom, nonreligious Americans are lower in narcissism than religious/spiritual Americans (with no…
Ecology and Conservation of Forest Birds
‘ Slipping through the Net’
Studies of the impact of development on the built environment often concentrate on areas of sudden change, where new constructions of a radically different scale, purpose or style are clearly seen to dramatically alter existing places. However, change is often more gradual. The cumulative effects of a large number of individual small changes are both extensive and often unrecognized until after they have taken effect, each individual development …
Religion is nonsense
The goal of psychology is to explain human thought and behavior. This includes explaining why humans think and behave religiously. About 90 years ago, Sigmund Freud (1927/1990) used psychoanalytic
Religion as (Culturally) extended phenotype
The Joy of Religion extends the line of thought Ariel Glucklich introduced in his earlier treatise about a very different affective state—pain. This earlier work noted that nuanced interpretations
The Role of Astronomy in Australian Indigenous Knowledge
Astronomy plays a significant role in the culture of many Australian Indigenous peoples. Traditional Indigenous Australians had an extensive knowledge of the sky and the motion of the bodies within it. That astronomical knowledge was not only important culturally, but also revealed an intellectual complexity that has gone largely unrecognized, including a quest to understand phenomena such as tides and eclipses (Hamacher and Norris, 2011). More p…
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