Gordon D Gibson
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 91999 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Gordon D Gibson |
| PRENOMES | Gordon D |
| SOBRENOME | Gibson |
| ASSINATURA | GIBSON G D |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Smithsonian Institution |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 29 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 51 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 29 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1947 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1982 |
| ÍNDICE H | 3 |
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola (Volume 2). The Nyaneka-Nkumbi Ethnic Group
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola, Volume 2 (The Nyaneka-Nkhumbi Ethnic Group)
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola
The Ethnography of South-Western Angola, Volume 2
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. Vol. I
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. Volume I
Himba Epochs
In contrast to most other nonliterate African peoples, the Himba and Herero -- pastoral Bantu peoples of southwestern Africa -- have developed quasiannual chronologies based upon important episodes and occasional conditions of the region in which they live. For example, to establish the time of a personal or family event, a Himba may refer to the epoch of the disarming or the epoch of the locust invasion as readily as we refer to 1917 or 1923. Su…
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. The Non-Bantu Peoples, the Ambo Ethnic Group
Audiovisuals Reviews
Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa
A Bibliography of Anthropological Bibliographies
Chopi Africa. Photographed in 1965 by Kevin Duffy, written and produced by William Edgar
A Research Film Program in the Study of Changing Man [and Comments and Replies]
In dealing with human culture, researchers must often work with phenomena to which they cannot return because the passage of time irrevocably changes their makeup and because ethical and human considerations make it impossible to manipulate their subject in the laboratory under experimental conditions. Many believe that the loss of such information about the development and responses of man in many now disappearing diverse environmental and cultu…
American Anthropological Association Council Meeting, Saturday, November 20, 1965, Denver, Colorado
Other
The Ovimbundu under Two Sovereignties
The Himba Trumpet
A Bibliography of Anthropological Bibliographies
Rebuttal
On a Common Statistical Fallacy
Ethnology and Ethnography
The Developmental Cycle in Domestic Groups
Preface Introduction Meyer Fortes 1. The family system of the Iban of Borneo J. D. Freeman 2. The fission of domestic groups among the LoDagabas Jack Goody 3. Household viability among the pastoral Fulani Derrick J. Stenning 4. Concerning Trobriand clans and the kinship category Tabu E. R. Leach
The Yao Village
African Glory
Double Descent and Its Correlates among the Herero of Ngamiland1
Double Descent and Its Correlates among the Herero of Ngamiland1
A Research Film Program in the Study of Changing Man [and Comments and Replies]
In dealing with human culture, researchers must often work with phenomena to which they cannot return because the passage of time irrevocably changes their makeup and because ethical and human considerations make it impossible to manipulate their subject in the laboratory under experimental conditions. Many believe that the loss of such information about the development and responses of man in many now disappearing diverse environmental and cultu…
Himba Epochs
In contrast to most other nonliterate African peoples, the Himba and Herero -- pastoral Bantu peoples of southwestern Africa -- have developed quasiannual chronologies based upon important episodes and occasional conditions of the region in which they live. For example, to establish the time of a personal or family event, a Himba may refer to the epoch of the disarming or the epoch of the locust invasion as readily as we refer to 1917 or 1923. Su…
Rebuttal
On Gladwin's Methods of Correlation in Tree-ring Analysis
A Bibliography of Anthropological Bibliographies
American Anthropological Association Council Meeting, Saturday, November 20, 1965, Denver, Colorado
On a Common Statistical Fallacy
The Developmental Cycle in Domestic Groups
Preface Introduction Meyer Fortes 1. The family system of the Iban of Borneo J. D. Freeman 2. The fission of domestic groups among the LoDagabas Jack Goody 3. Household viability among the pastoral Fulani Derrick J. Stenning 4. Concerning Trobriand clans and the kinship category Tabu E. R. Leach
Other
On Gladwin's Methods of Correlation in Tree-ring Analysis
The Probability of Numerous Independent Inventions
Other
Rituals of Rebellion in South-East Africa. Max Gluckman
Approximately 170 pages of the 221 in the volume are given over to a description of Nuer religion and its impact upon the life of the people.Crazzolara examines Nuer beliefs in a "High God," in various earth and sky spirits, and in ancestral spirits, He describes the rituals which relate to these spirits and how the spirits affect the moral judgments and customary behavior of the people.Thus, it is in the sections on religion that we find a discu…
African Glory
Double Descent and Its Correlates among the Herero of Ngamiland1
The Yao Village
The Developmental Cycle in Domestic Groups
Preface Introduction Meyer Fortes 1. The family system of the Iban of Borneo J. D. Freeman 2. The fission of domestic groups among the LoDagabas Jack Goody 3. Household viability among the pastoral Fulani Derrick J. Stenning 4. Concerning Trobriand clans and the kinship category Tabu E. R. Leach
Rebuttal
On a Common Statistical Fallacy
Ethnology and Ethnography
A Bibliography of Anthropological Bibliographies
The Himba Trumpet
The Ovimbundu under Two Sovereignties
Other
American Anthropological Association Council Meeting, Saturday, November 20, 1965, Denver, Colorado
A Research Film Program in the Study of Changing Man [and Comments and Replies]
In dealing with human culture, researchers must often work with phenomena to which they cannot return because the passage of time irrevocably changes their makeup and because ethical and human considerations make it impossible to manipulate their subject in the laboratory under experimental conditions. Many believe that the loss of such information about the development and responses of man in many now disappearing diverse environmental and cultu…
Chopi Africa. Photographed in 1965 by Kevin Duffy, written and produced by William Edgar
A Bibliography of Anthropological Bibliographies
Travels in the Interior of Southern Africa
Audiovisuals Reviews
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. Volume I
Himba Epochs
In contrast to most other nonliterate African peoples, the Himba and Herero -- pastoral Bantu peoples of southwestern Africa -- have developed quasiannual chronologies based upon important episodes and occasional conditions of the region in which they live. For example, to establish the time of a personal or family event, a Himba may refer to the epoch of the disarming or the epoch of the locust invasion as readily as we refer to 1917 or 1923. Su…
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. The Non-Bantu Peoples, the Ambo Ethnic Group
The Ethnography of Southwestern Angola. Vol. I
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