The Collected Works of Edward Sapir.

The Collected Works of Edward Sapir. / Volume III, : Culture / / ed. by Judith T. Irvine, Regna Darnell, Richard Handler.

Saved in:
Bibliographic Details
Superior document:Title is part of eBook package: De Gruyter DGBA Linguistics and Semiotics 1990 - 1999
VerfasserIn:
Sapir, Edward,
HerausgeberIn:
Darnell, Regna,
Handler, Richard,
Irvine, Judith T.,
Place / Publishing House:Berlin ;, Boston : : De Gruyter Mouton, , [2010]
©1999
Year of Publication:2010
Edition:Reprint 2010
Language:English
Series:The Collected Works of Edward Sapir ; Volume III
Online Access:
Physical Description:1 online resource (1057 p.) :; 1 frontispiece
Tags: Add Tag
No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!
Table of Contents:
  • Frontmatter
  • Frontispiece: Edward Sapir, about 1928
  • Preface
  • SECTION ONE: CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND THE INDIVIDUAL
  • Introduction
  • Do We Need “Superorganic”? (1917)
  • Culture, Genuine and Spurious (1924)
  • Notes on Psychological Orientation in Given Society (1926): Hanover Conference Presentation and excerpts of discussion
  • Anthropology and Sociology (1927)
  • Speech as Personality Trait (1927)
  • The Meaning of Religion (1928)
  • Proceedings, First Colloquium on Personality, American Psychiatric Association (1928)
  • The Unconscious Patterning of Behavior in Society (1928)
  • Proceedings, Second Colloquium on Personality, American Psychiatric Association (1930)
  • The Cultural Approach to the Study of Personality (1930): Hanover Conference presentation and excerpts of discussion
  • Custom (1931)
  • Fashion (1931)
  • Cultural Anthropology and Psychiatry (1932)
  • Group (1932)
  • The Emergence of the Concept of Personality in Study of Cultures (1934)
  • Personality (1934)
  • Symbolism (1934)
  • Extracts from the Proceedings of the Conference on Personality and Culture (1935)
  • The Application of Anthropology to Human Relations (1936)
  • The Contribution of Psychiatry to an Understanding of Behavior in Society (1937)
  • Why Cultural Anthropology Needs the Psychiatrist (1938)
  • Letter to Philip S. Selznick, 25 October 1938 (1980)
  • Psychiatric and Cultural Pitfalls in the Business of Getting Living (1939)
  • References, Section One
  • SECTION TWO: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CULTURE
  • Acknowledgements
  • Introduction
  • Outline for The Psychology of Culture (1928)
  • Part I: The Concept of Culture
  • Chapter 1. Introductory: The Term "Culture"
  • Chapter 2. The Concept of Culture in the Social Sciences
  • Chapter 3. Causes of Culture
  • Chapter 4. The Elements of Culture
  • Chapter 5. The Patterning of Culture
  • Chapter 6. The Development of Culture
  • Part II: The Individual's Place in Culture
  • Chapter 7. Personality
  • Chapter 8. The Problem of Personality Types: A Review and Critique of Jung
  • Chapter 9. Psychological Aspects of Culture
  • Chapter 10. The Adjustment of the Individual in Society
  • Chapter 11. The Concept of "Primitive Mentality"
  • Part III: Symbolic Structures and Experience (1933-34)
  • Chapter 12. Symbolism
  • Chapter 13. The Impact of Culture on Personality
  • Appendices
  • SECTION THREE: ASSESSMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY
  • Introduction
  • A Freudian Half-Holiday: Review of Sigmund Freud, Delusion and Dream (1917)
  • Psychoanalysis as Pathfinder: Review of Oskar Pfister, The Psychoanalytic Method (1917)
  • A Touchstone to Freud: Review of William H. R. Rivers, Instinct and the Unconscious (1921)
  • Practical Psychology: Review of Frederick Pierce, Our Unconscious Mind and How to Use It (1922)
  • An Orthodox Psychology: Review of Robert S. Woodworth, Psychology (1922)
  • Two Kinds of Human Beings: Review of Carl G. Jung, Psychological Types (1923)
  • Review of George A. Dorsey, Why We Behave Like Human Beings (1926)
  • Review of Knight Dunlap, Old and New Viewpoints in Psychology (1926)
  • Speech and Verbal Thought in Childhood: Review of Jean Piaget, The Language and Thought of the Child (1927)
  • Psychoanalysis as Prophet: Review of Sigmund Freud, The Future of an Illusion (1928
  • References, Section Three
  • SECTION FOUR: REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY CIVILIZATION
  • Introduction to Sections Four and Five: Edward Sapir's Aesthetic and Cultural Criticism
  • Culture in the Melting Pot (1916)
  • Review of Paul Abelson, English- Yiddish Encyclopedic Dictionary (1916)
  • God as Visible Personality: Review of Samuel Butler, God the Known and God the Unknown (1918)
  • The Ends of Man: Review of J. M. Tyler, The New Stone Age in Northern Europe; Stewart Paton, Human Behavior; and E. G. Conklin, The Direction of Human Evolution (1921)
  • Review of Gilbert Murray, Tradition and Progress (1922)
  • The Epos of Man: Review of Johannes V. Jensen, The Long Journey (1923)
  • Racial Superiority (1924)
  • Are the Nordics Superior Race? (1925)
  • Let Race Alone (1925)
  • Undesirables Klanned or Banned (1925)
  • The Race Problem: Review of F. G. Crookshank, The Mongol in Our Midst; H. W. Siemens, Race Hygiene and Heredity; Jean Finot, Race Prejudice; and J. H. Oldham, Christianity and the Race Problem (1925)
  • Is Monotheism Jewish? Review of Paul Radin, Monotheism among Primitive Peoples (1925)
  • Review of Ludwig Lewisohn, Israel (1926)
  • A Reasonable Eugenist: Review of F. H. Hankins, The Racial Basis of Civilization (1927)
  • Observations on the Sex Problem in America (1928; also published as The Discipline of Sex, 1929, 1930)
  • Review of Waldo Frank, The Rediscovery of America (1929)
  • What is the Family Still Good For? (1929; also published 1930)
  • Franz Boas: Review of Franz Boas, Anthropology and Modern Life (1929)
  • The Skepticism of Bertrand Russell: Review of Bertrand Russell, Sceptical Essays (1929)
  • Two Philosophers on What Matters: Review of F. C. S. Schiller, Tantalus, or the Future of Man, and Bertrand Russell, How to Be Free and Happy (n.d., circa 1929)
  • Review of M. E. DeWitt, Our Oral Word as Social and Economic Factor (1929)
  • Our Business Civilization: Review of James Truslow Adams, Our Business Civilization (1930)
  • Review of Thurman W. Arnold, The Folklore of Capitalism (1938)
  • Appendix: John Dewey, “American Education and Culture” (1916)
  • SECTION FIVE: AESTHETICS
  • Percy Grainger and Primitive Music (1916)
  • Literary Realism (1917)
  • Realism in Prose Fiction (1917)
  • The Twilight of Rhyme (1917)
  • “Jean-Christophe”: An Epic of Humanity: Review of Romain Rolland, Jean-Christophe (1917)
  • A Frigid Introduction to Strauss: Review of Henry T. Finck, Richard Strauss, the Man and His Works (1917)
  • Representative Music (1918)
  • Sancho Panza on His Island: Review of G. K. Chesterton, Utopias of Usurers and Other Essays (1918)
  • A Note on French Canadian Folk-Songs (1919)
  • The Poet Seer of Bengal: Review of Rabindranath Tagore, Lover's Gift, Crossing, Mashi and Other Stories (1919)
  • Review of Cary F. Jacob, The Foundations and Nature of Verse (1919)
  • The Heuristic Value of Rhyme (1920)
  • The Poetry Prize Contest (1920)
  • The Musical Foundations of Verse (1921)
  • Maupassant and Anatole France (1921)
  • Gerard Hopkins: Review of Robert Bridges, ed., Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1921)
  • Writing as History and as Style: Review of W. A. Mason, History of the Art of Writing (1921)
  • Poems of Experience: Review of Edward Arlington Robinson, Collected Poems (1922)
  • Maxwell Bodenheim: Review of Maxwell Bodenheim, Introducing Irony (1922)
  • Introducing Irony: Review of Maxwell Bodenheim, Introducing Irony (1922)
  • The Manner of Mr. Masefield: Review of John Masefield, King Cole (1922)
  • Review of John Masefield, Esther and Berenice (1922)
  • Mr. Masters' Later Work: Review of Edgar Lee Masters, The Open Sea (1922; also published as Spoon River Muddles, 1922)
  • Review of Edgar Lee Masters, Children of the Market Place (1922)
  • Review of Gilbert Murray, Tradition and Progress
  • A Peep at the Hindu Spirit: Review of Ellen C. Babbitt, More Jataka Tales (1922)
  • Heavens: Review of Louis Untermeyer, Heavens (1922)
  • Review of Edward Thomas, Collected Poems (1922)
  • Review of Arthur Davison Ficke, Mr. Faust (1922)
  • Review of George Saintsbury, Letter Book (1922)
  • Review of Selma Lagerlöf, The Outcast (1922)
  • Review of Edwin Björkman, The Soul of Child (1923)
  • Mr. Houseman's Last Poems: Review of A. E. Houseman, Last Poems (1923)
  • Twelve Novelists in Search of Reason: Review of The Novel of Tomorrow and the Scope of Fiction, by Twelve American Novelists (1924)
  • An American Poet: Review of H. D., Collected Poems (1925)
  • Emily Dickinson, Primitive: Review of Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, and M. D.
  • Bianchi, The Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson (1925)
  • The Tragic Chuckle: Review of Edward Arlington Robinson, Dionysus in Doubt (1925)
  • Preface and Introduction to Marius Barbeau and Edward Sapir, Folk Songs of French Canada (1925)
  • Review of Harold Vinal, Nor Youth nor Age (n.d., circa 1925)
  • Review of Mabel Simpson, Poems (n.d., circa 1925)
  • Leonie Adams: Review of Leonie Adams, Those Not Elect (1926)
  • Review of James Weldon Johnson, ed., The Book of American Negro Spirituals (1928)
  • When Words are Not Enough: Review of Clarence Day, Thoughts without Words (1928)
  • Review of Knut Hamsun, The Women at the Pump (1928)
  • References, Sections Four and Five
  • Index

Similar Items