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The first socio-cultural study in English of a Scandinavian community, this chronicles the changes in the Dragor on Amagor island near the harbor of Copenhagen as it evolved from a maritime community to an urban annex.
Facsimile reprint of the Appleton 1930 edition.
Contains Lucien Febvre's "Man or Productivity"; Paul Leuilliot's "A Manifesto: The Defense and Illustration of Local History"; Georges Lefebvre's "The Place of the Revolution in the Agrarian History of France"; Albert Soboul's "Persistence of 'Feudalism' in the Rural Society of Nineteenth-Century France"; Jean-Marie Pesez & Emmanuel Le Roy Ladurie's "The Deserted Villages of France: An Overview"; Alain Morel's "Power and Ideology in the Village Community of Picardy: Past and Present"; Tina Jolas & Françoise Zonabend's "Tillers of the Fields and Woodspeople"; Lucienne Roubin's "Male Space and Female Space within the Provençal Community."
Reprint of the London 1917 first edition.
A photographic essay of a little boy's day in New York.
A study of the rural socialist Zionist settlements.
Presents the results of an extended case study of a group of low-income urban families conducted from 1940 to 1943.
Documents the importance in modern urban settings of extended family kinship networks.
Contains Ralph W. Tyhler's "THe Concept of Functional Education"; Garth L. Mangum's "Prepaing Youth for Employment: The Role of the Public Schools"; Seymour L. Wolfbein's "Seven Strategies for Success in Vocational Education"; Howard A. Matthews's "Education and Urban Youth."
Contains Moore's 1917 Maternity and Infant Care in a Rural County in Kansas; F. S. Bradley & M. A. Williamson's 1918 Rural Children in Selected Counties of North Carolina; F. B. Sherbon & Moore's 1919 Maternity and Infant Care in Two Rural Counties; Viola I. Paradise's 1919 Maternity Care and the Welfare of Young Children in a Homesteading County in Montana; and Helen M. Dart's 1921 Maternity and Child Care in Selected Rural Areas of Mississippi.
The first volume dealt with social structure & personality in the city. Both studies were carried out in Australia by members of the Department of Psychology at the University of Melbourne as the Australian section of a UNESCO project for an international study of communities and social tensions. Oeser had been appointed in 1946 as head of the newly formed Dept. of Psychoology at Melbourne.
Shows how the personalities of groups of impoverished women affect how they rear their children, paying particular attention to an intensely apathetic group with typically infantile personalities whose feelings of futility are passed on to their children.
A beautifully written ethnographic account of a rural Irish village.
A classic social-psychiatric study of urban mental health.
Sympathetic account of junkies at the Addicts Rehabilitation Center in Harlem.