The Structure of a Moral Code

Legal Education and Practice Innovations · Philosophy

• The Sociology of Deviancy and Conceptions of Moral Order

  Paul Rock•The British Journal of Criminology•1974

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• Diversity and Disagreement in Ethics

  Open Access•Michele M Moody-Adams, Michele Moody‐Adams•International Encyclopedia of the…•2015

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• Ecological Mutualism in Navajo Corrals

  L A Kuznar•Journal of Anthropological Research•2001

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• Achievement Motivation Among Navajo Students

  Open Access•Joan L Duda•Ethos•1980

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• Problems of the Navajo Tribal Courts in Transition

  Mary Shepardson•Human Organization•1965

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• Influence of Community Values on Innovativeness

  William L Flinn•American Journal of Sociology•1970

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• Shifting the Load

  Open Access•Gwynn Nettler•American Behavioral Scientist•1972

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• Underdevelopment, demographic change, and health care on the Navajo Indian reservation

  Open Access•Stephen J Kunitz•Social Science & Medicine Part A…•1981

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• Competition and Cooperation

  Open Access•Maria T Allison•International Review of Sport…•1980

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• A Comparative Analysis of Navaho Indian and Anglo Basketball Sport Systems

  Open Access•Maria T Allison, Günther Lueschen•International Review of Sport…•1979

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• On the conflicts between biological and social evolution and between psychology and moral tradition

  Donald T Campbell•American Psychologist•1975

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• Fire Rock

  Maureen Trudelle Schwarz•Ethnohistory•2012

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• Navajo Criminal Homicide

  Jerrold E Levy, Stephen J Kunitz et al.•Southwestern Journal of…•1969

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• Universities and the Shape of Sociological Ideas

  Edward Gross•The Pacific Sociological Review•1972

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• ‘Now You Got Your Answer…’

  Open Access•Diana Wilson, T J Csordas•Ethnography•2003

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• Values and Change Over a Generation

  Open Access•Douglas Raybeck, Victor De Munck et al.•Cross-Cultural Research•2010

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• N avajo Morals and Myths, Ethics and Ethicists

  Open Access•Christopher Vecsey•Journal of Religious Ethics•2015

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• Divine-Human Relations in the Aesopic Corpus

  Teresa Morgan•Journal of Ancient History•2013

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• Breaking boundaries and barriers

  Maria T Allison•Leisure Sciences•1988

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• The attributional theory of achievement motivation

  Open Access•Joan L Duda, Maria T Allison•International Journal of…•1989

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• The Good, the Bad, and the Obligatory

  Open Access•James E Mahon•The Journal of Value Inquiry•2007

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• Holism and comparative religious ethics1

  Martin P Levine, Michael P Levine•Method & Theory in the Study of…•1995

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• Vocables in Navajo Ceremonial Music

  Charlotte J Frisbie•Ethnomusicology•1980

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• Anthropology and Ethics in Common Focus

  Abraham Edel•The Journal of the Royal…•1962

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• Nostalgia and Degeneration

  Open Access•Gilbert Quintero•Medical Anthropology Quarterly•2002

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• The Origins of Woman

  Open Access•Chris Knight•Critique of Anthropology•1978

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• Time, Resources, and Authority in a Navaho Community1

  Open Access•Terry Ray Reynolds, Louise Lamphere et al.•American Anthropologist•1967

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• The Rashomon Effect

  Open Access•Karl G Heider•American Anthropologist•1988

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• Sheep in Navajo Culture and Social Organization1

  Open Access•Gary Witherspoon•American Anthropologist•1973

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• Value Theory in the Prediction of Political Behavior

  Open Access•Mary Shepardson•American Anthropologist•1962

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• The lizard in the green bottle

  Open Access•Gilbert Quintero•Social Science & Medicine•2000

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