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| | INDEX Page references to illustrations are indicated in boldface type. Elsie Clews Parsons is referred to throughout as ECP. | | Abbott, Holken, 43, 55 | | | Abernathy, Mrs., 179 | | | academic freedom, 179, 440 n.45 | | | acculturation: Beals's research on, 327 ; Boas on, 149 -50; disciplinary argu- ment over, 349 -50; exemplars of, 241 ; folklore giving insight into, 175 -76; Herskovits's use of term, 473 n. 38; Kroeber on, 473 n. 38; ECP as pioneer in, 147, 155 -56, 172 -73; psychologi- cal aspects of, 238 ; Pueblo Indian Reli- gion on, 356, 361 -62; Redfield's re- search on, 313 ; in West Indies, 305 | | | Acoma. See Parsons: Pueblo studies | | | Adams, Henry, 7 | | | Addams, Jane, 18, 31, 77, 169, 214 | | | Adolescence (Hall), 67 | | | adultery, 135, 138, 140, 142 | | | African-American folklore, 173, 282 -83, 306 | | | age of consent, 135 | | | Alexander, Hartley, 238 | | | All Souls' Day, 177, 227 | | | Alsberg, Hank, 265, 476 n. 1 | | | American Anthropological Association: Boas group and, 104, 150; ECP as president-elect of, 365, 372 ; ECP as president of, xiii, 373, 378 ; ECP first attends meetings of, 110, 147 ; ECP's posthumous presidential message, 381 -82; struggle for control of, 245, 452 n. 8 | | | American Anthropologist (journal): ac- culturation studies in, 349 -50; Boas group loses control of, 245 ; Boas group takes control of, 104 ; Fear and Conven- tionality reviewed in, 151 ; Goddard as editor of, 104, 149, 151, 245 ; Lowie as editor of, 245 ; ECP's psychological arti- cles as out of place in, 148 ; ECP's role in, 149 ; Spier as editor of, 245, 272, 349 | | | American Ethnological Society, 194, 227, 378, 453 n. 8 | | | American Folklore Society: Boas group plans takeover of, 104 ; Goddard's pres- idential address to, 150 ; ECP as presi- dent of, 216 ; ECP's presidential ad- dresses to, 35, 175, 223 ; in ECP's will, 379 | | | American Indian Life: By Several of Its Students ( Parsons), 236 -38, 241, 324 | | | American Indians. See Native Americans | | | Americanism, 171 -72 | | | Americanization: and American Museum of Natural History, 197 ; and anthro- pology, 245 ; and militarism, 183 ; of Native Americans, 217 ; ECP on, 36, 171, 176, 357 ; and sociology, 153 ; dur- ing World War I, xiii, 170 | | | American Journal of Sociology, 148, 153 | | | American Museum of Natural History: adventurer-scientists promoted by, 233, and Boas, 98, 104, 197, 245 ; Boas students at, 97 ; cultural anthropology, at, 197, 245 ; Grant and, 197, 223, 245, 248 ; Lowie at, 104 ; Osborn and, 197, 245 ; Southwestern research of, 155 ; wartime military drill, 197. See also Wissler, Clark | | | American School of anthropology, 97, 104 -5, 149 | | | American Sociological Society, 77 - 78, 196 | | | anarchism, 68, 111, 116, 117 | | | Anderson, Perry, 132 | | | Anthropology ( Kroeber), 243, 248, 369 | | | anthropology, cultural. See cultural an- thropology | | | "Anthropology and Prediction" ( Par- sons), 381 -82 | | | applied anthropology, 246, 267, 311 | | | assimilationism, 217, 223 | | | Atwood, R. A., 269 | | | avant-garde, xiii, 102, 103, 148, 152, 220, 272 | | | avoidance, 148, 431 n.9 | -501- | | |
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Publication Information: Book Title: Elsie Clews Parsons: Inventing Modern Life. Contributors: Desley Deacon - author. Publisher: The University of Chicago Press. Place of Publication: Chicago. Publication Year: 1997. Page Number: 501.
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