دانلود کتاب The Collected Works of Edward Sapir: Volume III Culture

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Frontispiece: Edward Sapir, about 1928\nPreface\nSECTION ONE: CULTURE, SOCIETY, AND THE INDIVIDUAL\nIntroduction\nDo We Need a “Superorganic”? (1917)\nCulture, Genuine and Spurious (1924)\nNotes on Psychological Orientation in a Given Society (1926): Hanover Conference Presentation and excerpts of discussion\nAnthropology and Sociology (1927)\nSpeech as a Personality Trait (1927)\nThe Meaning of Religion (1928)\nProceedings, First Colloquium on Personality, American Psychiatric Association (1928)\nThe Unconscious Patterning of Behavior in Society (1928)\nProceedings, Second Colloquium on Personality, American Psychiatric Association (1930)\nThe Cultural Approach to the Study of Personality (1930): Hanover Conference presentation and excerpts of discussion\nOriginal Memorandum to the Social Science Research Council\nA Project for the Study of Acculturation among the American Indians, with Special Reference to the Investigation of Problems of Personality\nThe Proposed Work of the Committee on Personality and Culture\nCustom (1931)\nFashion (1931)\nCultural Anthropology and Psychiatry (1932)\nGroup (1932)\nThe Emergence of the Concept of Personality in a Study of Cultures (1934)\nPersonality (1934)\nSymbolism (1934)\nExtracts from the Proceedings of the Conference on Personality and Culture (1935)\nSummary of proceedings and excerpts of discussion, 1935\nExtracts from the minutes, 1936 and 1938 meetings of the Committee on Personality in Relation to Culture\nThe Application of Anthropology to Human Relations (1936)\nThe Contribution of Psychiatry to an Understanding of Behavior in Society (1937)\nWhy Cultural Anthropology Needs the Psychiatrist (1938)\nLetter to Philip S. Selznick, 25 October 1938 (1980)\nPsychiatric and Cultural Pitfalls in the Business of Getting a Living (1939)\nReferences, Section One\nSECTION TWO: THE PSYCHOLOGY OF CULTURE\nAcknowledgements\nIntroduction\nOutline for The Psychology of Culture (1928)\nThe Psychology of Culture (1927-37)\nReferences, Section Two\nSECTION THREE: ASSESSMENTS OF PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY\nIntroduction\nA Freudian Half-Holiday: Review of Sigmund Freud, Delusion and Dream (1917)\nPsychoanalysis as Pathfinder: Review of Oskar Pfister, The Psychoanalytic Method (1917)\nA Touchstone to Freud: Review of William H. R. Rivers, Instinct and the Unconscious (1921)\nPractical Psychology: Review of Frederick Pierce, Our Unconscious Mind and How to Use It (1922)\nAn Orthodox Psychology: Review of Robert S. Woodworth, Psychology (1922)\nTwo Kinds of Human Beings: Review of Carl G. Jung, Psychological Types (1923)\nReview of George A. Dorsey, Why We Behave Like Human Beings (1926)\nReview of Knight Dunlap, Old and New Viewpoints in Psychology (1926)\nSpeech and Verbal Thought in Childhood: Review of Jean Piaget, The Language and Thought of the Child (1927)\nPsychoanalysis as Prophet: Review of Sigmund Freud, The Future of an Illusion (1928\nReferences, Section Three\nSECTION FOUR: REFLECTIONS ON CONTEMPORARY CIVILIZATION\nIntroduction to Sections Four and Five: Edward Sapir\'s Aesthetic and Cultural Criticism\nCulture in the Melting Pot (1916)\nReview of Paul Abelson, English- Yiddish Encyclopedic Dictionary (1916)\nGod as Visible Personality: Review of Samuel Butler, God the Known and God the Unknown (1918)\nThe 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)\nReview of Gilbert Murray, Tradition and Progress (1922)\nThe Epos of Man: Review of Johannes V. Jensen, The Long Journey (1923)\nRacial Superiority (1924)\nAre the Nordics a Superior Race? (1925)\nLet Race Alone (1925)\nUndesirables - Klanned or Banned (1925)\nThe 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)\nIs Monotheism Jewish? Review of Paul Radin, Monotheism among Primitive Peoples (1925)\nReview of Ludwig Lewisohn, Israel (1926)\nA Reasonable Eugenist: Review of F. H. Hankins, The Racial Basis of Civilization (1927)\nObservations on the Sex Problem in America (1928; also published as The Discipline of Sex, 1929, 1930)\nReview of Waldo Frank, The Rediscovery of America (1929)\nWhat is the Family Still Good For? (1929; also published 1930)\nFranz Boas: Review of Franz Boas, Anthropology and Modern Life (1929)\nThe Skepticism of Bertrand Russell: Review of Bertrand Russell, Sceptical Essays (1929)\nTwo 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)\nReview of M. E. DeWitt, Our Oral Word as Social and Economic Factor (1929)\nOur Business Civilization: Review of James Truslow Adams, Our Business Civilization (1930)\nReview of Thurman W. Arnold, The Folklore of Capitalism (1938)\nAppendix: John Dewey, “American Education and Culture” (1916)\nSECTION FIVE: AESTHETICS\nPercy Grainger and Primitive Music (1916)\nLiterary Realism (1917)\nRealism in Prose Fiction (1917)\nThe Twilight of Rhyme (1917)\n“Jean-Christophe”: An Epic of Humanity: Review of Romain Rolland, Jean-Christophe (1917)\nA Frigid Introduction to Strauss: Review of Henry T. Finck, Richard Strauss, the Man and His Works (1917)\nRepresentative Music (1918)\nSancho Panza on His Island: Review of G. K. Chesterton, Utopias of Usurers and Other Essays (1918)\nA Note on French Canadian Folk-Songs (1919)\nThe Poet Seer of Bengal: Review of Rabindranath Tagore, Lover\'s Gift, Crossing, Mashi and Other Stories (1919)\nReview of Cary F. Jacob, The Foundations and Nature of Verse (1919)\nThe Heuristic Value of Rhyme (1920)\nThe Poetry Prize Contest (1920)\nThe Musical Foundations of Verse (1921)\nMaupassant and Anatole France (1921)\nGerard Hopkins: Review of Robert Bridges, ed., Poems of Gerard Manley Hopkins (1921)\nWriting as History and as Style: Review of W. A. Mason, History of the Art of Writing (1921)\nPoems of Experience: Review of Edward Arlington Robinson, Collected Poems (1922)\nMaxwell Bodenheim: Review of Maxwell Bodenheim, Introducing Irony (1922)\nIntroducing Irony: Review of Maxwell Bodenheim, Introducing Irony (1922)\nThe Manner of Mr. Masefield: Review of John Masefield, King Cole (1922)\nReview of John Masefield, Esther and Berenice (1922)\nMr. Masters\' Later Work: Review of Edgar Lee Masters, The Open Sea (1922; also published as Spoon River Muddles, 1922)\nReview of Edgar Lee Masters, Children of the Market Place (1922)\nA Peep at the Hindu Spirit: Review of Ellen C. Babbitt, More Jataka Tales (1922)\nHeavens: Review of Louis Untermeyer, Heavens (1922)\nReview of Edward Thomas, Collected Poems (1922)\nReview of Arthur Davison Ficke, Mr. Faust (1922)\nReview of George Saintsbury, A Letter Book (1922)\nReview of Selma Lagerlöf, The Outcast (1922)\nReview of Edwin Björkman, The Soul of a Child (1923)\nMr. Houseman\'s Last Poems: Review of A. E. Houseman, Last Poems (1923)\nTwelve Novelists in Search of a Reason: Review of The Novel of Tomorrow and the Scope of Fiction, by Twelve American Novelists (1924)\nAn American Poet: Review of H. D., Collected Poems (1925)\nEmily Dickinson, a Primitive: Review of Emily Dickinson, The Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson, and M. D. Bianchi, The Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson (1925)\nThe Tragic Chuckle: Review of Edward Arlington Robinson, Dionysus in Doubt (1925)\nPreface and Introduction to Marius Barbeau and Edward Sapir, Folk Songs of French Canada (1925)\nReview of Harold Vinal, Nor Youth nor Age (n.d., circa 1925)\nReview of Mabel Simpson, Poems (n.d., circa 1925)\nLeonie Adams: Review of Leonie Adams, Those Not Elect (1926)\nReview of James Weldon Johnson, ed., The Book of American Negro Spirituals (1928)\nWhen Words are Not Enough: Review of Clarence Day, Thoughts without Words (1928)\nReview of Knut Hamsun, The Women at the Pump (1928)\nReferences, Sections Four and Five\nIndex