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This bibliography, prepared for the Department of Psychology and 

Leadership, represents a selected portion of the holdings of the 

Air Force Academy Library in the subject areas of SOCiQlOgY, 

Anthropology, Civilizations a n d Ethnology, For materials published after the date of this bibliography, consult the monthly list 

of Selected New Books at the Academy Library. 

For the purposes of this bibliography, the following definitions of 

Sociology and Anthropology are used: 

Sociology: 

Knowledge of society, the traditional focus 

being the social structure of contemporary 

civilization. 

Anthropology : 

The study of human variation in primitive 

and contemporary societies. 

(Carl M. White et al. 

tion in the Social Sciences. 

Bedminster Press, ~1964,) 

Sources of InformaNew Jersey: 
PART I - SOCIOLOGY 

INTRODUCTORY TEXTBOOKS. e a e. o.. 

SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY AND METHODSo. o. 

Sociology Theory, Methods of Sociology 

TOPICS OF SOCIOLQGY.. e . . e o. *. *. . Population and Demography, Family 

Sociology, Economic Sociology, 

Political Sociology, Sociology of 

Science and Education, Sociology of 

Art, Urban and Rural Sociology, Social 

Problems, Social Organization, Social 

S t ra tif i cation, S o c ial Change 

THE LITERATURE OF SOCI:QLOG.Y, .......... 14 

Sociological Journals 

PART 11 - ANTHROPOLOGY 

INTRODUCTORY SOURCES. ... Textbooks, History, Origin 

tion o€ Culture, Ethnology 

CULTURE. .................. Development and Diffusion, 

000.*0........15 

and EvoluConfigurationalism, Culture and 

Personality 

National Characteris tics, Culture 

Concept and Cultural Values , 

Cultural Change 

Study of Man and His Culture; Social 

Structure, Economic Behavior, 

Physical Anthropology, Linguistics; 

T ea c hing Anthropology 

Reviews of the Literature, Abstract, 

Bibliographies - -Retrospective 

NATIONAL CHARACTER. ................... 20 

APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY. ................. 23 

THE LITERATURE OF ANTHROPOLOGY ..... 25 
'PART 1 

SOCIOLOGY 
I NT R OD UC T ORY TEXT B OQKS 

Biesanz, John Berry. Modern society; an introduction to social 

s cience. 2d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N. J. : Prentice -Hall, 

1959. (HNI 51 B589) 

Bogardus, Emory Stephen. S o c i o 1 o g y . 

MacmilEan c0.7 1954. (HM 66 B67) 

4th ed. New York: 

Davis , Kingsley. Human society. New York: Macmillan Go., 

1949. (HM 51 D26) 

Gittler, Joseph Bertram. Re view of sociology; analysis of a 

decade. New York: Wiley, 1957. (HM 51 C53) 

Homans , George Caspar. Social behavior: its elementary forms. 

New York: Harcourt, Brace Sr World., 1961, (HM 291 H76) 

Landis , Paul Henry. Introductory sociology. New York: Ronald 

Press Co., 1958. (HM 51 L25) 

Loomis, Charles Price. Social systems: essays on their persistence and change. Princeton, N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1960. 

(HM 51 L86) 

Lundberg, George Andrew, et al. Sociology. Rev. ed. New 

York: Harper, 1958. (HM 51 L96) 

Martindale , Don Albe rt. Institutions , organizations , a n d mass 

society. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1966. (HM 51 M38) 

Mead, George Herbert. Mind, self 8; society from the standpoint 

of a s o c ia 1 behaviorist. Chicago: University of Chicago 

Press, 1934. (HM 251 M47) 

Merrill, Francis Ellsworth. Society and culture; an introduction 

to sociology. 2d ed., rev. and enl. Englewood-Cliffs, K. J.: 

Prentice -Hall, 1961. (HM 51 M57 1961) 
Ogbwn, William Fielding, and Nimkoff, bfeyer F. Sociology. 3d 

ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1958. (HAM 66 034 1958) 

Rose, Arnold hlarshall. Sccio!ogy, the study of human relations. 

New York: Knopf, 1956. (HM 51 R79) 

Schder, Edgar Albert (ed.). Readings in sociology. 2d ed. 

NewYork: Thomas Y. Crowel1 Co., 1960. (HM 15 S38 1960) 

Timasheff, Nicholas Sergeyevitch, et al. General s o c -

i o 1 - o g y . 

Milwaukee: Bruce Pub. Co., 1959. (HAM 31 TS8) 

Vander Zanden, James Wilfrid. Sociology; a systematic approach. 

New York: Ronald Press Co., 1965. (H?/I 31 V24) 

Veblen, Thorstein. The theory- of the leisure class; an economic 

study of institutions. New York: ,Macmillan Go., 1912. 

(HB 831 V39 1912) 

Vernon, Glenn M. Human interaction; an introduction to sociology. New York: Ronald Press Go., 1965. (HM 251 V54) 

Young, Kimball, and Mack, Raymond W. Sociology and s o c ia 1 

- life. NewYork: American Book Co,, 1959. (HL~ 51 y73) 

2 
fGAL THEORY AND .METHODS 

SOCIOLOGY THEORY 

Becker, Howard (ed.), and Roskoff, Alvin. Modern sociological 

theory in continuity and changee New Uork: Dryden Press, 

1957, (HM 51 B39) 

Black, Max. The social theories of Talcott Parsons; a critical 

examination, Englewood Cliffs , N. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1961. 

(HM 51 P27B) 

Cartwright, Dorwin, and Zander, Alvin. (eds, Grouz, dvnamics: 

research and theoryo 2d ed. 

,\ -/ .I./ 

Evanston, 111,: Row, Peterson, 

1960. (HM 131 C32 1940) 

Gerth, Hans, and Mills, C. Wright. 

ture; the x>svcholog.v of social 

Character and social. strucinstitutions I? New York: A/ u/ 

Harcourt, Brace, 1953, (WM 251 G38) 

Goffrnan, Erving. The p re s e n t a t i o n of self in everyday life, 

Garden City-, N. Y.: Doubleday-, 1959. (HM 251 G6l) 

Womans, George Caspar. The human group. London: Routledge 

kk K. Paul, 1951. (Hn/l 251 H76) 

Lindzey, Gardner. Handbook of social psychology. 2 v. Cambridge, Mass.: Addison-Wesley Pub. Co., 1954, (HM 251 

L7 5) 

Lipset, Seymour Martin, and Smelser, Neil J. (eds.) Sociology, 

the progress of a decade; a collection oi articles. Englewood Cliffs, Tu’. J.: Prentice-Hall, 1961. (HM 15 L76) 

Merton, Robert King. Social theory and social structure. Rev. 

and enl, ed. Glencoe, 111.: Free Press, 1957. (HM 51 

M575) 

3 
iblerton, Robert K., et ai, Sociology today; problems and prospects, under the a us pi c e s of the American Sociological 

Society, Xew York: Basic Books, 1959. (HIM 15 A51) 

Parsons, Talcott. The s o c ial system. Glencoe, Ill.: Free 

Press, 1951. (HM 51 P27) 

. The structure of socialaction: a study in social theory 

with special reference to a group of recent European writers. 

2d ed. Clencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1949. (HM 66 P27) 

. Theories of society; foundations of modern sociological 

theory. 2 vols. Xew York: Free Press of Gfencoe, 1961, 

(HM 15 P27t) 

Parsons, Talcott, and Shils, Edward A, (eds.) Toward a general 

theory of action, Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 

1951. (HM 201 P26) 

Parsons, Talcott, and Smelser, Neil J. Economy and society; a 

study in the in t e g r a ti o n o f economic and social theory, 

Glencoe, 111.: Free Press, 1956. (HB 74 P27) 

Rose, Arnold Marshall. Hurnan behavior and social processes, 

an interactionist approach, Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1962. 

(HM 251 R79) 

Smelser, Neil J. Social change in the industrial revolution; an 

application of theory to the British cotton industry. 

University of Chicago Press, 1959. (HN 385 S63) 

Chicago: 

, Theory of collective behavior. New York: Free 

Press of Glencoe, 1963. (HM 251 S63) 

Sorokin, Pitirim Aleksandrovich. Contemporary sociological the - 

ories. New York and London: Harper and Brothers, 1928. 

(HM 19 S71C) 

Thibaut, John W. The social psychology of groups. New York: 

Wiley, 1959. (HM 131 T42) 

Timasheff, Nicholas S. Sociological theory, its na t u r e and 

growth. Rev. ed. New York: Random House, 1957. 

(HiM 19 T58) 

4 
Weber, Max. The theorv of s o c i a 1 and economic organization. 

Tr. by A. iV. Henderson and Talcott Parsons. 

coe, Ill,: Free Press, 1957. {HB 175 W37) 

2d ed, Glen- 

,METHODS OF SOCIOLOGY 

Hyman, Herbert Hiram. Survey design and analysis: principles , 

cases and procedures. Glencoe, Illo: Free Press, 1955. 

(H 62 H99) 

Lazarsfeld, Paul Felix, and Rosenberg, Morris, (eds.). The 

language of social research; a reader in the methodology of 

social research. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1955. 

(H 61 L43S) 

McEwen, William P. The problem of social-scientific knowledge. 

Totowa, N, J.: Bedminster Press, 1963. (H 61 M14) 

Nagel, Ernest. The structure of science; problems in the logic 

o f scientific explanation. New York: Harcourt, -Brace & 

World, 1961. (Q 175 N14S) 

Stouffer. Samuel Andrew. Social research to test ideas; selected 

writings. New York: Free Pre s s of Glencoe, 1962. 

(H 62 S88) 
TOPICS OF SOCIQL 

Bope, Donald Joseph. The population of the United States. 

Glencoe, Ul.: Free Press, 1959. (HB 3505 B67) 

Hauser, Philip Morris, and Duncan, Otis Dudley, (eds.), The -. 

study of population: an inventory and appraisal. Chicago: 

University of Chicago Press, 1959. (HB 881 H37) 

Spengler, Joseph John, and Duncan, Otis Dudley, (eds. Demographic analysis; s e 1 e c t e d readings. Glencoe, Ill.: Free 

Press, 1956. (WB 881 S74d) 

___IItheory and policy: selected readings. Glencoe, Ill.: Free 

Press, 1956. (HB 881 S74) 

United States. Bureau of the Census. Statistical abstract of the 

United States. 1938- . Washington, D. C.: Government 

Printing Office. (HA 202) 

FAMILY SOCIOLOGY 

Bee, Lawrence Stephan. Marriage and family relations; an interdisciplinary approach. New York: Ha r p e r , 1959. (HQ 

728 B41) 

Coleman, James Samuel, The adolescent society; the social life 

of the teenager and its impact on education, NewYork: Free 

Press of Glencoe, 1961. (HQ 796 C69) 

6 
C-lick, Pad C, American families . e for the Social Science Research Council in cooperation with the U. s, Dept. of 

Commerce, Bureau of the Census. NewYork: Wiley, 1957, 

(HQ 535 G55) 

Goode, William 3. After divorce, 

1956. (HQ 814 664) 

. World rev0 

Free Press of Glencot 

Gkncoe, Ill.: Free Press, 

lution a n d family patterns. 

s, 1963. (H 

New York: 

Landis, Paul Henry. For husbands and wives, a plan for happy 

marriage and family living. 

Crofts, 1956. (HQ 734 L2Sf) 

New York: Appleton- CenturySirjamaki, John. The Arne rican family in the twentieth century. 

(HQ 535 S61) 

Mate-selection; a study of complementary 

Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1953, 

Winch, Robert Francis. 

needs. New York: Harper, 1958. (HQ 728 W75m) 

ECONOMIC SOCIOLOGY 

Bendix, Reinhard. Work and authority in industry; ideologies of 

management New York: in the course of industrialization. 

Wiley, 1956. (HT 685 B45) 

Katona, George. 

of the American economy. 

Co., 1960. 

The powerful consumer; psychological studies 

New York: McGraw-Hill Book 

(HC 110 .C6 K19) 

Lipset, Seymour Martin, et al. Union democracy; th e internal - Glencoc politics of the International Typographical Union. 

Ill.: Free Press, 1956. (2 120 16) 

Ogburn, William Fielding, and Nimkoff, M. F. Technology and 

t h e Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1955. 

(HQ 535 03) 

Viteles, Morris Simon. 

c ha n g i n g family, 

Motivation and morale in industry. 1st 

ed. New York: Norton, 1953. (HF 5549 V83) 

7 
POLITICAL SOCIQLQGU 

Bell, Daniel. The end of ideology; on the exhaustion of political 

ideas in the fifties. Clencoe, IL: Free Press, 1960, 

(HN 57 €343) 

Berelson, Bernard, et al. Voting; a study of opinion formation 

in a presidential campaign. Chicago: University of Chicago 

Pre'ss, 1954, (JK 526 1948 B48) 

Cahnman, Werner Jacob. Sociology and history: theory and research. New York: The Free Press of Gle n c o e, 1964, 

(HiM 36 C13) 

Ginzberg, Eli, The ineffective soldier; lessons for management 

and the nation. New York: Colurnbia University Press, 

1959* (UB 323 G49) 

Hyman, Herbert Hiram. Political socialization; a study in the 

psychology of political behavior. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 

1959. (JA 74 H99) 

Janowitz, Morris. The professional soldier, a social and political 

portrait. Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1960. (UB 147 53) 

Kornhaaser, William. The politics of mass society. Glencoe, 

Ill.: Free Press, 1959. (JC 481 K84) 

Lipset, Seymour Political man: the social bases of politics. 

Isted, GardenCity, N. Y,: Doubleday, 1960. (JC 423 L76) 

Michigan. University. Survey Research Center. The American 

voter by Angus Campbell, et al. New York: Wiley, 1960. 

(JK 1976 M62) 

Mills, Charles Wright. The power elite. New York: Oxford 

University Press, 1956. (HT 635 M65P) 

~ Power, politics and people; the collected essays of C, 

Wright Mills. New York: Oxford University Press, 1963. 

(HM 101 M65) 

8 
Riesrnan, David, The lonely crowd; a s t udy of the changing 

American character. New Maven: Yale University Press, 

1950. (HM 22 ,U5 R56) 

Roth, Guenther. The social Democrats in Irnperial Germany; a 

study in working-class i s o la ti o n and national integration. 

Totowa, N. J,: Bedrninster Press, 1963. (HX 273 R84) 

Saveth, Edward Norman, (ed.), American History and the Social 

Sciences. New York: The Free Press of Glencoe, 1964. 

(E 175 S36a) 

S chrarnm , 

ings. 

1960. 

Wilbur Lang. Mass communications; a book of read2d ed. Urbana, Ill.: University of Illinois P r e s s , 

(P 90 S37m) 

SOCIOLOGY OF SCENCE AND EDUCATION 

Barber, Bernard, and Hirsch, Walter, (eds.). The sociology of 

science: a reader, NewYork: Free Press of Glencoe, 1962. 

(HM 38 B23) 

Goldsen, Rose K., et al. What college students think. Prince - 

ton, N. J.: Van Nostrand, 1960. (LB 3605 G61) 

Hollingshead, August de Belmont. Elmtown's youth, the impact 

of social classes on adolescents. NewYork: J. Wiley, 1949, 

(Ha 796 H 74) 

Lazarsfeld, Paul Felix, et al, The academic mind; social scientists ina time of crisis, Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1958. 

(LB 2332 L43) 

W-ilson, Logan. The academic man; a study in the sociology of a 

profession, New York: Octagon Books, 1964. (~1942) 

(LB 1778 W74) 

9 
Duncan, Hugh Dalziel, Language and literature in s o c i e ty ; a 

sociological essay on theory and method in the interpretation 

of linguistic symbols with a bibliographical guide to the sociology of literature. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 

1953. (PN 51 D9l) 

Lynes, Russell. The tastemakers, 1st ed. 

1954. (E 169.1 L98t) 

New York: Harper, 

URBAN AND RUML SOCIOLOGY 

Hostetler, John A. Annish society. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins 

Press, 1963, (BX 8129.A6 H83) 

Lerner, Max. America as a civilization; life and thought in the 

United States today. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1957. 

(E 169.1 L61) 

iMurnford, Lewis. The city in history; its origins, its transformations, and its prospects. '1st ed. New York: Harcourt, 

3race & World, 1961, (HT 11.1 M96) 

Sjoberg, Gideon. The pre industrial city, past and present, 

Glencoe, Ill.: Free Press, 1960, (HT 113 S62) 

Whyte, William Foote. Street corner society; the social structure 

of an Italian slurn. 2d ed. Chicago: University of Chicago 

Press, 1955. (HV 6437 W62) 

SOCIAL PROBLEMS 

Barnes, Harry Elmer, and Teeters, Negley K. New horizons in 

criminology. 3d ed. Englewood Cliffs, N, J.: Prentice - 

Hall, 1959. (HV 6025 B26) 

10 
Brink, William, and Harris, Louis e The Negro r e v o 1 ut io n in 

America. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1964, {E 185 

Cloward, Richard A., and Ohlin, Lloyd E. Delinquency and opportunity; a theory of delinquent gangs. Glencoe, Illo: Free 

Press, 1960. (HV 9069 C64) 

Conrad, John Phillips. Crime and its correction; an international 

survey of attitudes and practices. Berkeley: University of - 

California Press, 1965. (HV 9275 C75) 

Gans, Herbert J. The urban villagers; group and class in the life 

of Italian-Axtericans. New York: Free Press of Glencoe, 

1962. (HN 80 .E37 G19) 

Hooten, Earnest Albert. The American criminal; an anthropological study with the collaboration of the Statistical Laboratory of the Division of Anthropology, Harvard University. 

Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard University Press, 1939- 

V.l, The native white criminal of native parentage. 

(HV 6045 €378) 

Johnston, Norman Bruce, (ed.), et al. The sociology of punishment and correction. New York: Wiley, 1962. (HV 6789 

Lewis, Oscar. The children of Sanchez; autobiography of a Mexican fam-ily. New York: Random House, 1961. (HQ 561 

L67c) 

. Five families; Mexican case studies in the culture of 

poverty. New York: Basic Books, 1959. (HQ 561 L67) 

e Pedro Martinez; a Mexican peasant a nd his family. 

New York: Random House, 1964, (Ha 561 L67P) 

Mannheirn, Hermann, C om pa r a ti v e criminology. 

Houghton Mifflin, 1965. (HV 6025 M28) 

Boston: 

My-rdal, Gunnar. An American dilemma; the Negro problem and 

modern democracy. New York: Harper, 1944. (E 185.6 

M99) 

11 
Raab, Earl, and Selznick, Gertrude Jaeger, LVajor social problems. Evanston, Ille: Row, Peterson, 1959, (HN 57 R.11) 

Rosenberg, Bernard. Mass society in crisis; social problems 

and s o c ia 1 pathology, New York: Macmillan Go., 1964. 

(WN 5 R81) 

Sutherland, Edwin Hardin. White c o lla r crime. New York: 

Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1961, (HV 6635 S96 1961) 

SOCLrzL ORGANIZATION 

Bla 

Etz 

I, Peter Michael, and Scott, W. Richard. Formal organizations; a comDarative aDs>rOaCh, San Francisco: Chandler 

Pub. Go., 1962, (HM 131 B64) 

oni, Amitai. A comparative analysis of complex organizations; on power, involvement, and their correlates, New 

York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1961. (HIM 131 E8) 

Hare, Alexander Paul, Handbook of small group research, New 

York: Free Press of Glencoe, 1962. (HM 131 H27) 

Hertzler, Joyce Oramet. American social institutions; a sociological analysis. Boston: Allyn and Bacon, 1961. (HN 57 

H57) 

Sherif, Muzafer. Groups in harmony and tension; an integration 

of studies on intergroup relations. New York: Harper, 

1953. (HM 131 S55) 

Sorokin, Pitirim A, Social and c ul t u r a 1 dynamics; a study of 

change in major systems of art, truth, ethics, law, and social - 

relationships. Boston: Extending Horizons Books, 1957. 

(HM 101 S71a) 

12 
L STRATPFIC-ATION 

Dollard, John. Caste and class in a s outhe rn town. 3d ed, 

Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday, 1957. (F 215 D66) 

Gallaher, Art. Plainville f i f t e e n ye a r s later. New York: 

Columbia University Press, 1961. (HN 57 G16) 

Lynd, Robert Staughton. Middletown, a study i n contemporary 

American culture. New York: Harcourt, Brace and Cornpany, ~1929. (HN 57 L988) 

Middletown in transition; a study in culture conflicts. 

New York: Harcourt, Brace and Company, 1937. (HN 57 

L9 88m) 

SOCIAL CHANGE 

Nordskog, John Eric. Social change. New York: McGraw-Hill 

Book Co., 1960. (HN 101 N83) 

Ogburn, William Fielding. On culture and social change; selected 

papers. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1964. 

(HAM 101 034) 

Rogers, Everett M. Diffusion of innovations. New York: Free 

Press of Glencoe, 1962. (WM 101 R72) 

13 
SOCIOL06II.CA.E SOURNALPS 

American Journal of Sociology. V. 60t, 195%. Chicago: University of Chicago Press. 

American Sociological Review. V. 20t, 1955t. 

Arne rican Sociological Society . New York: 

British Journal of Sociology. V, 6t, 19551, 

fk Kegan Paul, Ltd. 

London: Routledge 

Current Sociology. V. 13+, l964tO Paris: UNESCO. 

Population Index. V, 21t, 1955t. Office of Population Research. 

Princeton University and Population Association of America. 

14 
INTRODUCTORY SOURCES 

TEXTBOOKS 

Beak 

Firth, 

, Ralph Leon, and Hoijer, Harry. An introduction to 

anthropology. 2d ed, New York: Macmillan Co., 1959. 

(GN 24 €356) 

Raymond William. Human types; an introduction to social 

anthropology. Rev, ed. London: Thomas Nelson 8r Sons, 

1956. (GN 24 F52) 

Keesing, Felix Maxwell, Cultural anthropology; the science of 

custom. New York: Rinehart and Co., Lnc., 1958 (Gfd 

400 K2) 

Siegel, Bernasd J. (ed.) Biennial review of anthropology. Stanford, Calif.: Stanford University Press, 1959. (L 5112 B58) 

HISTORY 

Mead, Margaret. The golden age of American a n t h r o p o 1 o g y . New York: George Braziller, Inc., 1960. (E 77 M47) 

ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF CULTURE 

White, Leslie A. The evolution of culture; the development of 

civilization to the fall of Rome. New York: McGraw-Hill 

Book Coo, 1959. (CB 311 W58) 

15 
Birket-Smith, Kaj. The paths of culture; a general ethnology. 

Translated from the Danish by Karin Fennow. Madison, 

Wisc.: University of Wisconsin Press, 1965. (CB 113 .D3 

B61) 

Forde, Cyril Daryll. Habitat, economy and society; a geographical introduction to ethnology. 8th ed. New York: E. P. 

Dutton & Co., Inc., 1950, (GN 400 F71) 

Frobenius , Leo. The childhood of man. T r a n s la t e d by A. H. 

Keane. New York: Meridian Books, Inc., 1960. (GN 400 

5'92) 

Kephart, Calvin. Races of mankind, their origin and migration; 

all recognized ancient tribes and nations identified and their 

migrations traced, New York: Philosophical Library, hc., 

1960. (GN 315 K38) 

Le'viStraus s, Claude. Structural anthropology. Translated from 

the French by Claire Jacobsen and Brooke Grundfest Schoepf. 

New York: Basic Books, Inc., 1963. (GN 315 L66) 

Montagu, Ashley. Man in process. lsted. Cleveland: World 

Pub, Co,, 1961. (GN 6M 75M) 

Thompson, Laura. Toward a science of mankind. New York: 

McGraw-Hill Book Co,, Inc,, 1961. (GN 400 T47) 

Wendt, Herbert, It began in Babel; the story of the birth and development of races and peoples. Translated from the German 

315 W47) 

by James Kirkup. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1962, (GN 

16 
CULTURE 

DEVELOPMENT AND DIFFUSION 

Boas, Franz. Race, language and culture. New York: Macmillan Co., 1940. (GN 6 B66) 

Firth, Raymond William. Man and culture; an evaluation of the 

work of Bronislaw Malinowski. London: Routledge lj, Kegan 

Paul, Ltd., 1957. (GN 8 F52) 

Kroeber, Alfred Louis Anthropology: race, language, culture, 

psychology, prehistory. New ed. rev. New York: Harcourt, 

Brace and World, hc., 1948. (GN 24 K9) 

C ONFIG URATIONA LIS M 

Benedict, Ruth (Fulton). An anthropologist at work: writings of 

Ruth Benedict, by Margaret Mead. Boston: Houghton 

Mifflin Company, 1959. (GN 6 B4-6) 

. Patterns of culture. Boston and New York: Houghton 

Mifflin, 1934. (GN 400 B46) 

Sapir, Edward. Selected writings in language, culture and pers onality. E d i t e d b y David G. Mandelbaum. Berkeley: 

University of California Press, 1949. (P 27 S24) 

CULTURE AND PERSONALITY 

Hallowell, Alfred Irving. Culture and experience. Philadelphia: 

University of Pennsylvania Press, 1955. (GI9 6 Hl9) 

17 
Kaplan, Bert. Stdying pers onaiity cros s-culturally, Evans ton, 

Ill.: ROW, Peterson& Company, 1961, (BF 698 Kl) 

Kardiner, Abrarn. The psychological frontiers of society. New 

York: Columbia University Press, 1945. (HM 251 K18) 

Kluckhohn, Clyde. Personality in nature, society and culture. 

2d ed. rev. Edited by Clyde Kluckhohn and Henry A. Murray 

with the collaboration of David M. Schneider. New York: 

Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1953. (BF 698 K6) 

Linton, Ralph. The cultural background of personality. New 

York, London: D. Appleton- Century Company, Inc., 1945. 

(GN 320 L76) 

. The study of man; an introduction. New York, London: D. Appleton-Century Company-, hc., 1936. (GN 24 L76) 

Mead, Margaret. Sex and temperament in three primitive societies. New York: William Mo r row and Company, Inc., 

1963. (GN 479 M48S) 

Whiting, John Wesley Mayhew. Child training and personality: 

a cros s - cultural study. New Haven: Yale Univers ity Press , 

1953. (BF 721 W59) 

CIVILIZATION 

Bagby, Philip. Culture and history; prolegomena to the comparative study of civilization. Be rkeley: University of California Press, 1959. (D 16.8 B14) 

Bailey, J. R. A. National ambitions; being a critical study of the 

European desire for progress. Oxford: B. H. Blackwell, 

Ltd., 1958. (HM 101 B15) 

Burlingame, Roger. Backgrounds of power; the human story of 

mass production. London, New York: Charles Scribner's 

Sons, 1949. (T 14 B96) 

18 
California. University. -Medical Center, San Francisco. Man 

and civilization: control of the mind; a symposium, edited by 

Seymour Farber and Roger H. L. Wilson. New York: 

McGraw-Hill Book Co,, 1961. (BE? 161 Cl5) 

Coblentz, Stanton Arthur. The long road to humanity. New 

York: Thomas Yoseloff, Ltd., 1959. (HM 101 C65) 

Kahler, E:rich, The to we r and the abyss, an inquiry into the 

t r a n s f o r ma t i o n of the individual. New York: George 

Brazilier, Inc., 1957. (E3 824 K12t) 

Lewis, Clarence Irving. Our social inheritance. Bloomington: 

Indiana University Press, 1957. (HM 101 Lh7) 

Montagu, Ashley. Culture and the evolution of man. Contributors: 

Paul T. 3aker and others. New York: Oxford University 

Press, 1962" (GN 24 M75C) 

Rousseau, Jean Jacques. The first and second discourses. Edited . . . by Roger D. Masters. NewYork: St. Martin's Press, 

1964. (PQ 2040 D6) 

c 

19 
NATIONAL CHARACTER 

NA T I ONA L CHARA& C T E RIS T I CS 

Benedict, Ruth (Fulton). The chrysanthemum a nd t h e sword; 

c ul t u r e. Boston: Houghton ivifflin, - patterns of Japanese 

1946. (DS 821 B46) 

Davis, Kingsley. The population of India and Pakistan. Prince - 

ton, N. J.: Princeton University Press, 1951. (HB 3639 

D26) 

Dollard, John. Caste and class in a s o uthe r" n town. 3d ed. 

Garden City, N. Y.: Doubleday & Company, Inc., 1957. 

(F 215 D66) 

Gorer, Geoffrey. The American people, a study- in national character. lsted, NewYork: W. W. Norton and Go,, Inc., 1948. 

(E 169.1 G66) 

Gorer, Geoffrey, and Rickman, John. The people of Great Russia; a psychological study. New York: W. W. Norton and 

Co., Inc., 1962. (DK 33 G66 1962) 

Hsu, Francis L. K. Americans and Chinese: two ways of life. 

New York: Henry Schuman, 1953. (DS 721 H87) 

Lorirner, Frank. The population of the Soviet Union: history and 

prospects. Geneva: League of Nations, 1946. (HB 2067 

L87) 

Mead, Margaret. And keep your powder dry; an anthropologist 

looks at America. New York: William Morrow and Company, Inc,, 1965. (E 169.1 M47 1965) 

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,Meadl _Margaret: and Mgtra-trx, Rhoda, (eds.). The study of CUIture at a distance. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 

1953. (GX 33 TVI-47) 

Warner, N'illiam- Lloyd. The living and the dead; a study of the 

- symbolic life of Americans. New Haven: Yale University 

Press, 1959. (E 169.1 W28) 

CULTURE CONCEPT -Ah33 CULTURAL VALUES 

Conference on Style, Indiana University, 1958. Style in language, 

edited by Thomas A. Sebeok. Cambridge, Mass.: Technology Press of LMassachu-setts Institute of Technology, 1960. 

(PN 203 C74) 

Kluckhohn, Clyde. iMirror for man; the relation of anthropology 

to modern life. New York: Whittlesey House, 1949. 

(GN 27 K6) 

Kluckhohn, Florence R., and Strodtbeck, Fred L. Variations in 

value orientations. Evanston, Ill.: Row, Peterson & Company, 1961. (E 184 .A1 K6) 

Kroeber, Alfred Louis. The nature of culture. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1952. (GN 6 K9) 

Whorf, Benjamin Lee. Language, thought, and reality; selected 

- writings. Cambridge, Mass.: Technology Press of Massa - 

chusetts Institute of Technology-, 1956. (P 27 W62) 

CULTURAL CHANGE 

Barne tt, Homer Garne r. Innovation: the bas is of cultural change. 

New York: McGraw-Hill Book Co., 1953. (HM 101 B26) 

Herskovits, Melville Jean. Acculturation: the study of culture 

contact. Gloucester, Mass.: P. Smith, 1958. (GN 320 

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Kroeber, Alfred Louis. Configurations of culture growth. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press, 1944, 

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Linton, Ralph. The tree of culture. 1st ed. 

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PART I 

A NTH RO PO LO G 
APPLIED ANTHROPOLOGY 

STUDY QF ,MAN AND HIS CULTURE 

Barne tt, Home r Garner. Anthropology i n a d m i n i s t r a t i o n . 

Evanston, 111.: Row, Peterson & Company, 1956. (JV 305 

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Leighton, Alexander Hamilton. The governing of men; general 

principles and recommendations bas ed on experience at a 

Japanese relocation c am p. Princeton, N. J.: Princeton 

University Press, 194.5. (HLM 291 L52) 

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Linton, Ralph (ed.). The science of man in the wo r Id crises. 

New York: Columbia University Press, 1945. (GN 8 L76) 

Health, culture and community; case 

New Y ork: 

Paul, Benjamin David (ed.). 

studies of public reactions to health programs. 

Russell Sage Foundation, 1955. (RA 44 

Spicer, Edward Holland (ed.). Human problems in technological 

change, a casebook. Newk-ork: Russell Sage Foundation, 

1952. (H-M 101 S75) 

World Federation for Menta1 Health. Cultural patterns and technical change; a manual edited by Margaret Mead. Paris: 

UNESCO, 1953. (GN 320 W92) 

SOCIAL STRUCTURE, ECONOMIC BEHAVIOR, 

PHYSICAL ANTHROPOLOGY, LINGUISTICS 

Firth, Raymond William. Elements of social o r g a n i z a t i o n . London: Watts, 1951. (GN 400 F52) 

Fried, Morton Herbert (ed.). Readings in anthropology. New 

York: Thomas Y. Crowell Go., 1959. (GN 4 F89) 

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Goids chrnidt, Walter Rochs (ed. >. Exploring the ways of mankind. 

Kew Uork: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, 1960. (HM 15 G62 

1960) 

He rskovits , Melville Jean. Economic anthropology; a study in 

comparative economics. 2d ed. New York: Alfred A. 

Knopf, 1952. (GN 420 H57) 

Human species, Scientific American 60:62-217, September 1960. 

Murdock, George Peter. S o c ia 1 structure. New York: Macmillan Co., 1949, (GN 27 M97) 

Nadel, Siegfried Frederick. The the o r y o f social structure. 

Glencoe,Ill.: Free Press, 1957. (HM 51 N13) 

Shapiro, Harry Lionel (ed.). Man, culture, and society. New 

York: Oxford University Press, 1956. (GN 6 S52) 

TEACHING OF ANTHROPOLOGY 

Mandelbaum, David Goodman, et al. Resources for the teaching 

of anthropology. Berkeley: University of California Press, 

1963. (Z 5111 M27) 

. The teaching of anthropology. Berkeley: University 

of California Press, 1963. (GN 33 M27) 

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THE LITERATURE OF -iSNTHROPOLOCY 

REVIEWS OF THE LITERATURE 

Africa, j o u r n a 1 of the International African Institute. V. 30+, 

19601. London: Oxford University Press, quarterly. 

American anthropologist. V. 66+, 1964t, Menosha, Wis.: American Anthropological As sociation, bimonthly. 

Biennial review of anthropology. V. lt, 1959t. 

Stanford University Press. Editor: 1959- 

(Z 5112 B58) 

Stanford, Calif.: 

, B. J. Siegel. 

African abstracts; a quarterly review of ethnographic, social. and 

linguistic studies appearing in current periodicals. V. 1 O+, 

l959$. London: International African Institute, quarterly. 

BIB LIOGRAPHIES - - RET ROS PE CTIVE 

Haywood, Charles. A bibliography of North American folklore 

and folksong. New York: Greenberg, 1951. (2 5984 .U5 

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of anthropology. Berkeley: University of California Press, 

1963. (Z 5111 M27) 

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