Howard Wimberley
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 89022 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Howard Wimberley |
| PRENOMES | Howard |
| SOBRENOME | Wimberley |
| ASSINATURA | WIMBERLEY H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | 1The University of Iowa, Iowa, U.S.A. |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1969 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1976 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Ethnology
On Living with Your past
Conjugal-Role Organization and Social Networks in Japan and England
Elizabeth Bott's hypothesis that degree of segregation in the role-relationship of husband and wife varies directly with the connectedness of the family's social network has been tested with inconclusive results. C. C. Harris has reinterpreted the English data by suggesting that the degree to which monosex groups exist for each spouse explains the data better than does Bott's thesis. In this paper, Japanese and English data are compared and the r…
Legal Evolution
In an earlier study of the evolution of elements of legal organization, a Guttman scale was developed having as scale steps (elements of legal organization) counsel, police, and mediation. In this study, one further step, that of courts, is discussed, and a new Guttman scale for legal evolution presented
The Knights of the Golden Lotus
Ethnology
Some Social Characteristics of a Seicho-no-Ie Congregation in Southern Japan1
Seichō-no-Ie members in northern Nagasaki prefecture tend to be elderly persons who are either engaged in or associated with family operated enterprises. And many members were, indeed, attracted to Scichō-no-Ie initially because of their desire to resolve particular domestic difficulties which Seichō-no-Ie claims to be able to treat. The sex ratio of membership was approximately two male members for every three female members, though males tend t…
Self-Realization and the Ancestors
R. P. Dore in his book City Life in Japan suggests that the types of moral dilemmas faced by Japanese have changed as the bonds of the traditional family become weakened because of societal change through a process of individuation. This is a process in which one sets oneself apart from some larger wegroup, such as the family, in order to progressively select personal goals rather than collective ones (1958: 381). Traditionally, conflict of perso…
Legal Evolution
In an earlier study of the evolution of elements of legal organization, a Guttman scale was developed having as scale steps (elements of legal organization) counsel, police, and mediation. In this study, one further step, that of courts, is discussed, and a new Guttman scale for legal evolution presented
Conjugal-Role Organization and Social Networks in Japan and England
Elizabeth Bott's hypothesis that degree of segregation in the role-relationship of husband and wife varies directly with the connectedness of the family's social network has been tested with inconclusive results. C. C. Harris has reinterpreted the English data by suggesting that the degree to which monosex groups exist for each spouse explains the data better than does Bott's thesis. In this paper, Japanese and English data are compared and the r…
Self-Realization and the Ancestors
R. P. Dore in his book City Life in Japan suggests that the types of moral dilemmas faced by Japanese have changed as the bonds of the traditional family become weakened because of societal change through a process of individuation. This is a process in which one sets oneself apart from some larger wegroup, such as the family, in order to progressively select personal goals rather than collective ones (1958: 381). Traditionally, conflict of perso…
Ethnology
Some Social Characteristics of a Seicho-no-Ie Congregation in Southern Japan1
Seichō-no-Ie members in northern Nagasaki prefecture tend to be elderly persons who are either engaged in or associated with family operated enterprises. And many members were, indeed, attracted to Scichō-no-Ie initially because of their desire to resolve particular domestic difficulties which Seichō-no-Ie claims to be able to treat. The sex ratio of membership was approximately two male members for every three female members, though males tend t…
Self-Realization and the Ancestors
R. P. Dore in his book City Life in Japan suggests that the types of moral dilemmas faced by Japanese have changed as the bonds of the traditional family become weakened because of societal change through a process of individuation. This is a process in which one sets oneself apart from some larger wegroup, such as the family, in order to progressively select personal goals rather than collective ones (1958: 381). Traditionally, conflict of perso…
The Knights of the Golden Lotus
On Living with Your past
Conjugal-Role Organization and Social Networks in Japan and England
Elizabeth Bott's hypothesis that degree of segregation in the role-relationship of husband and wife varies directly with the connectedness of the family's social network has been tested with inconclusive results. C. C. Harris has reinterpreted the English data by suggesting that the degree to which monosex groups exist for each spouse explains the data better than does Bott's thesis. In this paper, Japanese and English data are compared and the r…
Legal Evolution
In an earlier study of the evolution of elements of legal organization, a Guttman scale was developed having as scale steps (elements of legal organization) counsel, police, and mediation. In this study, one further step, that of courts, is discussed, and a new Guttman scale for legal evolution presented
Ethnology
Sociology (6 obras) · History (5 obras) · Political science (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · History (3 obras) · Japanese History and Culture (3 obras) · Law (3 obras) · Library science (3 obras) · Citation (2 obras) · Genealogy (2 obras)