Barbara E Ward
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 75921 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Barbara E Ward |
| PRENOMES | Barbara E |
| SOBRENOME | Ward |
| ASSINATURA | WARD B E |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of London |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 23 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 96 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 23 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1955 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2020 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Through Other Eyes
It was on the basis of her ethnography of the boat-people in Hong Kong that Barbara Ward developed her interpretations of 'conscious models' in the Chinese context. The boat-people are the indigenes of the region around the present city of Canton, and were the original inhabitants of the area now called Hong Kong. This book is a collection of papers collected together here were all written at different dates. They fall fairly naturally into four …
Varieties of the Conscious Model The Fishermen of South China
In the article entitled ‘Social Structure’ in Anthropology Today , Lévi-Strauss (1953, pp. 526-527) draws attention to the distinction between culturally produced models and observers’ models. The former, constructs of the people under study themselves, he calls conscious models; the latter, unconscious models. Conscious models, he points out, may or may not exist for any particular phenomenon, may or may not provide useful insight, but, being pa…
Through Other Eyes. Essays in Understanding 'Conscious Models'--Mostly in Hong Kong
Not Merely Players
Books
The American experience: parallels and differences David H. McKay, Housing and Race in Industrial Society. Croom Helm, 1977, £7.50. Centrifugal forces Trevor R. Lee, Race and Residence: the Concentration and Dispersal of Immigrants in London. Clarendon Press, OUP, 1977, 193 pages, £6.95. (Reproduced from The Times Literary Supplement by permission). Chinese migrants in Hong Kong and London James L. Watson, Emigration and the Chinese Lineage: The …
The Sakuddei
Hong Kong
Guilt and Sin in Traditional China
Models of Social Organization
This article introduces a series of models designed to represent the underlying regularities in social forms. It argues against the prevailing tendency to treat social relations and groups as fixed entities, proposing instead a focus on the dynamic processes that generate and maintain social organization. The models presented are abstract and general, aiming to provide a framework for understanding diverse social phenomena across different cultur…
The Sea Nomads
Sociological Self-Awareness
A recent paper of mine (Ward I965) drew attention to Levi-Strauss' distinction between the models any people make of their own social system and the models produced by from outside. The former, constructs of the people under study themselves, he calls conscious or 'home-made' models; the latter, unconscious or observers' models (Levi-Strauss I953). Later in the same article I suggested that it is likely that any people possesses more than one kin…
Women in the New Asia
Women in the New Asia. The Changing Social Roles of Men and Women in South and South-East Asia
Lineage Organization in South East China
Leadership and Power in the Chinese Community in Thailand. G. William Skinner
Cash or Credit Crops? An Examination of Some Implications of Peasant Commercial Production with Special Reference to the Multiplicity of Traders and Middlemen
The Commonwealth's Island Universities
Floating Villages
Chinese Marriage and Family in Singapore
An Introduction to Social Anthropology. Volume 2
Some Observations on Religious Cults in Ashanti
Opening ParagraphRecent happenings in the Gold Coast, and particularly in Ashanti, have tended to focus interest upon the structure of the constitution and the struggle for political power. Ten years ago two other movements were attracting at least as much attention. In a preliminary report on the work of the Ashanti Social Survey, published in 1948, Fortes described these as first, an apparently insatiable demand for schools, and, second, an alm…
An Analysis of the Distribution of Population in a Town in British Togoland
An Example of a 'Mixed' System of Descent and Inheritance
Some Observations on Religious Cults in Ashanti
Opening ParagraphRecent happenings in the Gold Coast, and particularly in Ashanti, have tended to focus interest upon the structure of the constitution and the struggle for political power. Ten years ago two other movements were attracting at least as much attention. In a preliminary report on the work of the Ashanti Social Survey, published in 1948, Fortes described these as first, an apparently insatiable demand for schools, and, second, an alm…
Hong Kong
The Sea Nomads
Guilt and Sin in Traditional China
Sociological Self-Awareness
A recent paper of mine (Ward I965) drew attention to Levi-Strauss' distinction between the models any people make of their own social system and the models produced by from outside. The former, constructs of the people under study themselves, he calls conscious or 'home-made' models; the latter, unconscious or observers' models (Levi-Strauss I953). Later in the same article I suggested that it is likely that any people possesses more than one kin…
Not Merely Players
Cash or Credit Crops? An Examination of Some Implications of Peasant Commercial Production with Special Reference to the Multiplicity of Traders and Middlemen
Models of Social Organization
This article introduces a series of models designed to represent the underlying regularities in social forms. It argues against the prevailing tendency to treat social relations and groups as fixed entities, proposing instead a focus on the dynamic processes that generate and maintain social organization. The models presented are abstract and general, aiming to provide a framework for understanding diverse social phenomena across different cultur…
An Analysis of the Distribution of Population in a Town in British Togoland
Women in the New Asia. The Changing Social Roles of Men and Women in South and South-East Asia
An Example of a 'Mixed' System of Descent and Inheritance
Lineage Organization in South East China
Floating Villages
An Analysis of the Distribution of Population in a Town in British Togoland
An Example of a 'Mixed' System of Descent and Inheritance
Some Observations on Religious Cults in Ashanti
Opening ParagraphRecent happenings in the Gold Coast, and particularly in Ashanti, have tended to focus interest upon the structure of the constitution and the struggle for political power. Ten years ago two other movements were attracting at least as much attention. In a preliminary report on the work of the Ashanti Social Survey, published in 1948, Fortes described these as first, an apparently insatiable demand for schools, and, second, an alm…
Chinese Marriage and Family in Singapore
An Introduction to Social Anthropology. Volume 2
The Commonwealth's Island Universities
Floating Villages
Cash or Credit Crops? An Examination of Some Implications of Peasant Commercial Production with Special Reference to the Multiplicity of Traders and Middlemen
Leadership and Power in the Chinese Community in Thailand. G. William Skinner
Lineage Organization in South East China
Women in the New Asia
Women in the New Asia. The Changing Social Roles of Men and Women in South and South-East Asia
The Sea Nomads
Sociological Self-Awareness
A recent paper of mine (Ward I965) drew attention to Levi-Strauss' distinction between the models any people make of their own social system and the models produced by from outside. The former, constructs of the people under study themselves, he calls conscious or 'home-made' models; the latter, unconscious or observers' models (Levi-Strauss I953). Later in the same article I suggested that it is likely that any people possesses more than one kin…
Models of Social Organization
This article introduces a series of models designed to represent the underlying regularities in social forms. It argues against the prevailing tendency to treat social relations and groups as fixed entities, proposing instead a focus on the dynamic processes that generate and maintain social organization. The models presented are abstract and general, aiming to provide a framework for understanding diverse social phenomena across different cultur…
Guilt and Sin in Traditional China
Hong Kong
The Sakuddei
Books
The American experience: parallels and differences David H. McKay, Housing and Race in Industrial Society. Croom Helm, 1977, £7.50. Centrifugal forces Trevor R. Lee, Race and Residence: the Concentration and Dispersal of Immigrants in London. Clarendon Press, OUP, 1977, 193 pages, £6.95. (Reproduced from The Times Literary Supplement by permission). Chinese migrants in Hong Kong and London James L. Watson, Emigration and the Chinese Lineage: The …
Not Merely Players
Through Other Eyes. Essays in Understanding 'Conscious Models'--Mostly in Hong Kong
Varieties of the Conscious Model The Fishermen of South China
In the article entitled ‘Social Structure’ in Anthropology Today , Lévi-Strauss (1953, pp. 526-527) draws attention to the distinction between culturally produced models and observers’ models. The former, constructs of the people under study themselves, he calls conscious models; the latter, unconscious models. Conscious models, he points out, may or may not exist for any particular phenomenon, may or may not provide useful insight, but, being pa…
Through Other Eyes
It was on the basis of her ethnography of the boat-people in Hong Kong that Barbara Ward developed her interpretations of 'conscious models' in the Chinese context. The boat-people are the indigenes of the region around the present city of Canton, and were the original inhabitants of the area now called Hong Kong. This book is a collection of papers collected together here were all written at different dates. They fall fairly naturally into four …
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