Lionel Tiger
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 87667 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Lionel Tiger |
| PRENOMES | Lionel |
| SOBRENOME | Tiger |
| ASSINATURA | TIGER L |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 51 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 297 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 50 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 1 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1963 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
Female Hierarchies
Women After All
Full Circle
The Brain and Religious Adaptations
Meat and Genes
Is red meat essential for humankind? Responses to Adrian Peace in this issue
Close But Not Close Enough
Melancholy montreal memoir
Biology as Precedent
The law operates by linking precedents to current issues. What if we regard the genome as precedent? How will it affect legal and social policy
Power is a liquid, not a solid
An approach to political "human nature" which incorporates data from the natural sciences ranging from neurophysiology to primatology better captures the free-flowing character of dominance interactions than the categorical analyses derived from conventional political science. Even the early theorist Max Weber appeared to suspect this. There is an intriguing link between deception by subdominant individuals and self-deception by dominant ones. An…
The decline of males
The Decline of Males
Prehistory Returns
Transforming men
Self-Imposed Unknowables
Books in review
The Most Reckless Theorists
A second look at the notion of biogrammar
Social Structure and Testosterone. Theodore D. Kemper
Theatre and the human animal
Sociobiology and Politics
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Female Hierarchies
Women in the Kibbutz
A Defense of CTV
Women in the Kibbutz
Neo-Colonialism. The Last Stage of Imperialism
The Zoological Perspective in Social Science
Human Sexual Behavior
Education and Social Change in Ghana
Culture
Non-Verbal Communication
Men and Apes
The decline of males
The Decline of Males
Progress and Decline
Full Circle
Biology as Precedent
The law operates by linking precedents to current issues. What if we regard the genome as precedent? How will it affect legal and social policy
Power is a liquid, not a solid
An approach to political "human nature" which incorporates data from the natural sciences ranging from neurophysiology to primatology better captures the free-flowing character of dominance interactions than the categorical analyses derived from conventional political science. Even the early theorist Max Weber appeared to suspect this. There is an intriguing link between deception by subdominant individuals and self-deception by dominant ones. An…
Prehistory Returns
A second look at the notion of biogrammar
Women in the Kibbutz
Some Essential Features of Nkrumahism
Ghana
Essay| December 01 1963 Ghana: A Charismatic Nation Lionel Tiger Lionel Tiger Professor of Anthropology and Sociology at the University of British Columbia Lionel Tiger, a graduate of McGill University and the London School of Economics and Political Science, traveled in West Africa in 1957. In 1960-1961, he spent a year in Ghana on a Canada Council Fellowship and Foreign Area Training Fellowship. There he studied bureaucracy and politics and tra…
Kabloona and Eskimo in the Central Keewatin
Some Essential Features of Nkrumahism
The King's Men
Neo-Colonialism. The Last Stage of Imperialism
Diplomats, Monkeys, and the New Biology
Education and Social Change in Ghana
Progress and Decline
Patterns of Sexual Behaviour
The Zoological Perspective in Social Science
Primate Behavior
Men and Apes
Patterns of Male Association
The Evolution of Political Society
Culture
Men in Groups
Men in Groups
Beyond Freedom and Dignity
Human Sexual Behavior
"Comment on "Sex and Social Participation
General and Theoretical
Biology, Rhetoric, Reform
Physical Anthropology
Non-Verbal Communication
The Imperial Animal
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