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11. Revising By Reading Aloud. What The Mouth And Ear Know, Peter Elbow

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10. The Need For Care: Easy Speaking Onto The Page Is Never Enough, Peter Elbow

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0 Table Of Contents And Introduction, Peter Elbow

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18. A New Culture Of Vernacular Literacy On The Horizon, Peter Elbow

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7. Freewriting: An Obvious And Easy Way To Speak Onto The Page, Peter Elbow

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Introduction To Part One: Defining "Speech" And "Writing", Peter Elbow

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12. How Does Reading Aloud Improve Writing, Peter Elbow

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Bibliography Of Book Collections At The Southeast European Institue, Univesity Of Graz, Joel Halpern

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Yugoslav Socialism And Its Aftermath As Viewed Through The Lens Of Personal Experiences In The Balkans, 1953-2004, Joel Halpern

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Interview With Joel Halpern [Regarding Fieldwork In Serbia] Conducted By Mirjana Prošić-Dvornić, Joel Halpern

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Interview with Joel M. Halpern conducted by Mirjana Prošić-Dvornić October 2003 to April 2004 (Revised in April 2007)

Reflections On Jozef Obrebski’S Work In Macedonia From The Perspective Of American Anthropology, Joel Halpern

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This article deals with the difficulties encountered by Jozef Obrebski when he immigrated from Poland after World War II. He went first to England where he gave a series of lectures at Oxford University. Then he went to Jamaica under a contract sponsored by the British Colonial Office. Subsequently he moved to New York City where he obtained a job working at the Trusteeship Council of the United Nations. He ended his career at C .W. Post College, a small undergraduate institution near New York City. This article documents how he failed to make a career in the United States. …

Reflection Of Jozef Obrebski’S Work In Macedonia From The Perspective Of American Anthropology, Joel Halpern

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Jozef Obrebski (1905-1967) had a moderately long, interesting, and, in some respects, tragic life. The consequences of the Second World War and the subsequent Communist domination of Eastern Europe altered his life profoundly. While he and his immediate family escaped relatively unscathed and even his relatively voluminous scholarly documents were preserved he was never able to successfully readapt to the life he chose first in the lands of the then British Empire and finally in America. It would indeed be a limited approach to judge a person's life simply by their public record, in this case by a published output. …

Connections On Death, Destruction And The Future - An American Perspective On The Former Yugoslavia, Joel Halpern

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In making connections to explain and evaluate the causes and consequences of violence in the former Yugoslavia it seems useful to explore varying temporal perceptions and the relative uses of power. These alternate perspectives range from the highly political linear time bound year frame of American intervention as presented to the U. S. Congress by the Clinton Administration to the unbounded liminal temporal categories of the combatants linked to medieval battles and ancestral graves. In proceeding to evaluate these categories and examine their impact on current historical process I feel it is first necessary to examine our points of departure.

Introduction Of "War Among The Yugoslavs" (Special Issue), Joel Halpern

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This issue presents American and West European anthropological perspectives on recent events prior to the outbreak of war in former Yugoslavia. Included are articles by anthropologists from Croatia and Serbia which deal directly with the war and its impact on their respective societies. The first group of essays should be understood as background to armed struggle involving violent death, destruction, and bereavement and those tragedies still in the making. The horrors associated with these events in this Balkan setting are unparalleled in Europe since World War Two. They do not have precise parallels elsewhere but bring to mind the sufferings …

Professional And Personal Perspectives On Long Term Research In Serbia [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, Barbara Kerewsky-Halpern

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On the leveI of personal relationships, there is, perhaps, no need to pose the question that is the title of this paper. The long and ongoing research experience has been tremendously enriching for the investigators and our now adult children, who first arrived in the viIlage as toddlers and infant. From what our vilIage friends convey, satisfactions with this enduring relationship have been a two-way process. But beyond personal affect, what is the intellectual value of long-term study of a single community?

Over thirty years ago the opportunity to document European village Life, in this case a village in Serbia, …

Refugees As Immigrants: Cambodians, Laotians And Vietnamese In America.; The Boat People And Achievement In America: A Study Of Family Life, Hard Work, And Cultural Values [Book Review], Joel Halpern

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Beginning A Career: A Bronx Autobiography, Joel Halpern

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This article begins where the initial account, "The pulley, A Memoir of a Bronx Industry," ends. In some ways my father paints an idealized picture. His eagerness and dedication seem somewhat out of place in today's world, but many aspects of the world he describes are still familiar to an older generation although contexts have drastically changed.

Will They Still Be Dancing?: Integration And Ethnic Transformation Among Yugoslav Immigrants In Scandinavia [Book Review], Joel Halpern

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Origins And Early Jobs: A Bronx Autobiography, Joel Halpern

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The Electro Chemical Company was a subcontractor for General Motors that manufactured name plates, beer trays, instruments, "scuff plates" for doors, and more. This article is a first-hand account of the design and manufacturing process of this factory in the Bronx, New York City, from 1900-1960.

The Pulley, The Memoir Of A Bronx Industry, Joel Halpern

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Just as neighbourhoods provided a setting for the interaction of different religious and ethnic groups, so too did the place of employment. Successful neighborhodds have had a sense of community of shared spirit, about them. The same was true for successful industrial enterprises.

Migrants Of The Mountains: The Cultural Ecology Of The Blue Miao (Hmong Njua) Of Thailand [Book Review], Joel Halpern

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Individual Life Cycles And Family Cycles. A Comparison Of Perspectives In Yugoslavia, Joel Halpern

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This paper seeks to relate changing individual life cycles to changing cycles of family development. My data refer specifically to Yugoslavia (although it is hoped that some of the points made will have more general applicability). Within Yugoslavia primary reference is to a village in central Serbia which I have studied intermittently over the past twenty years, but comparative data will be presented from other regions as well.

Yugoslavia The Society, Joel Halpern

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This annotated area guide presents a judicious evaluation of those writing which are particularly relevant to the contemporary political, socioeconomic, and intellectual life of Southeastern Europe. Specifically, the focus is on the lands and peoples of Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Romania and Yugoslavia.

YUGOSLAVIA the SOCIETY by Joel M. Halpern (with the exception of section F) Overview 2644-2664 Rural Life and Problems 2665-2675 Urban Life and Problems 2676-2683 Family, Women, Youth 2684-2701 Special Aspects 2702-2706 Psychology 2707-2718

Peasant Society: Economic Changes And Revolutionary Transformation [Yugoslavia], Joel Halpern, John Brode

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This is the fourth in the series of articles on peasants in the Biennial Review (see also 150, 137, 10). It places particular stress on publications that tend to generalize and synthesize. A main emphasis is to see peasant studies from the viewpoint of other disciplines, as well as from the perspective of the societal context in which American anthropology itself exists. Specific geographical areas are dealt with in concluding summaries.

Peasant Culture And Urbanization In Yugoslavia, Joel M. Halpern

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This abstract is from the introductory portion of a longer article entitled "Peasant Culture and Urbanization in Yugoslavia" in Human Organization, Vol. 24, No. 2, Summer 1965, pp 162-174.

The Zadruga: An Anglo-American View Of Balkan Social Structures, Joel Halpern

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This paper concentrates on the South Slav extended family as viewed by observers writing in English, principally British and American. Specifically included are the writings of nineteenth century travelers and, in the twentieth century, the observations of ethnographers, sociologists and anthropologists. These are compared to analyses made by Slavic scholars. Most of the material is from Yugoslavia, and data from Bulgaria is also included.

An Annotated Bibliography On The Peoples Of Laos And Northern Thailand [Selected Sources In English, French And Japanese], Joel Halpern

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Population Statistics And Associated Data In Laos, Joel Halpern

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Government Statistics In Laos, Joel Halpern

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Geographic, Demographic, And Ethnic Background Of Laos, Joel Halpern

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