David Aberle
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- PhD Anthropology Columbia University
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, David Friend Aberle was an American anthropologist. He was well renowned for his work with the American Southwestern culture of the Navaho. Early life and education Aberle was born on November 23, 1918, in Saint Paul, Minnesota. He received his undergraduate degree from Harvard University, graduating summa cum laude and had attended three field schools in the summer at the University of New Mexico. These field schools consisted of two archaeological expeditions, and one ethnographic expedition. In the fall of 1940, Aberle began graduate work in anthropology at Columbia University. Like many others, Aberle's graduate work was interrupted by the Second World War. Aberle spent three and a half years in the United States Army; most of his time was as a chief clerk in the outpatient psychiatric service performing psychological interviewing and testing for patients in his clinic. Once Aberle finished his stint in the army, he resumed his studies. Aberle finished his dissertation at Columbia in 1947 titled The Reconciliation of Divergent Views of Hopi Culture Through the Analysis of Life-History Material with Ruth Benedict as chair of his dissertation committee. Aberle received his PhD in 1950.
David Aberle's Published Works
Published Works
- Opinions and Personality. (1956) (552)
- The Functional Prerequisites of a Society (1950) (241)
- The Peyote Religion Among the Navaho (1967) (167)
- Matrilineal descent in cross-cultural perspective (1961) (153)
- The Trumpet Shall Sound: A Study of "Cargo" Cults in Melanesia. (1969) (152)
- The Incest Taboo and the Mating Patterns of Animals (1963) (134)
- Regions Based on Social Structure (1996) (134)
- Early Austronesian Social Organization: The Evidence of Language [and Comments and Reply] (1980) (69)
- Environmental Orientations: A Multidimensional Approach to Social Ecology [and Comments and Reply] (1976) (51)
- Peyote Religion Among The Navajo (1983) (34)
- The Prophet Dance and Reactions to White Contact (1959) (34)
- Comparative studies by Harold E. Driver and essays in his honor (1974) (34)
- SECTION OF ANTHROPOLOGY: “ARCTIC HYSTERIA” AND LATAH IN MONGOLIA*† (1952) (29)
- Distinguished Lecture: What Kind of Science Is Anthropology? (1987) (27)
- Some Sources of Flexibility in Navaho Social Organization (1963) (20)
- A Scale of Alternate Generation Terminology (1967) (15)
- Arctic hysteria and latah in Mongolia. (1952) (14)
- Navajo Economic Development (1983) (14)
- American Historical Anthropology: Essays in Honor of Leslie Spier (1967) (14)
- The kinship system of the Kalmuk Mongols (1955) (13)
- Shared Values in Complex Societies (1950) (11)
- Introducing Preventive Psychiatry into a Community (1950) (11)
- Navajo Coresidential Kin Groups and Lineages (1981) (10)
- Religio-Magical Phenomena and Power, Prediction, and Control (1966) (9)
- Lexical Reconstruction: The Case of the Proto-Athapaskan Kinship System (2010) (9)
- The Language Family as a Field for Historical Reconstruction (1984) (8)
- Culture and Behavior: Collected Essays of Clyde Kluckhohn (1963) (4)
- Lexical Reconstruction: Response to Multiple Review (1977) (3)
- The Proposed Code of Ethics (1985) (3)
- Ethics Committee Issues (1970) (3)
- Mythology of the Navaho Game Stick-Dice (1942) (3)
- The Mountainway of the Navajo, with a Myth of the Female Branch Recorded and Translated by Father Berard Haile (1976) (3)
- Kathleen Gough: A Bibliography (1993) (2)
- GENERAL AND THEORETICAL: Culture and Experience. A. Irving Hallowell (1956) (2)
- Chahar and Dagor Mongol bureaucratic administration, 1912-1945 (1964) (2)
- Peyotism in the West (1984) (2)
- Navajo Exogamic Rules and Preferred Marriages (1980) (2)
- Navaho and Ute Peyotism: A Chronological and Distributional Study (2013) (2)
- The Ghost Dance of 1889 among the Pat Indians of Northwesiern Arizona. HENRY F. DOBYNS and ROBERT C. EULER (1968) (2)
- Anthropology, Anthropologists, and the Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute: Reply to Washburn (1989) (1)
- Navajo Relocation: Some Recent Changes (1989) (1)
- Inching Forward: 10th and Final Report of the AAA Committee on the Navajo-Hopi Land Dispute (1995) (1)
- Education, Work, Gender, and Residence: Black Mesa Navajos in the 1960s (1989) (1)
- Navajo-Hopi: Response (1990) (1)
- STANDING COMMITTEE ON ETHICS ESTABLISHED BY BOARD (1969) (1)
- Southwestern Studies of Culture and Personality: Comments (1954) (1)
- Ethnology and Ethnography: The Peyote Ritual: Visions and Descriptions of Monroe Tsa Toke. Monroe Tsa Toke, Leslie Van Ness Denman and Susan C. Peters (1958) (0)
- Update on Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute (1986) (0)
- Calendar (1976) (0)
- Themes in ethnology and culture history : essays in honor of David F. Aberle (1986) (0)
- An Appeal on Behalf of a Colleague (1982) (0)
- Navajo‐Hopi Update (1991) (0)
- The Development of Political Organization in Native North America . Elisabeth Tooker. (1985) (0)
- Navajo Relocation? A Pending Problem (1973) (0)
- SOUTHWESTERN JOURNAL OF ANTHROPOLOGY (2012) (0)
- Review of Democracy in Jonesville: A study in quality and inequality. (1950) (0)
- NAS Herbicide Study (1972) (0)
- ETHNOLOGY: The Windways of the Navajo. Leland C. Wyman (1965) (0)
- Ethnology: Navajo Kinship and Marriage. Gary Witherspoon (1976) (0)
- Addendum on Lexical Reconstruction (1977) (0)
- Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute in 1986–1987 (1987) (0)
- Drinking Careers: A Twenty‐Five‐Year Study of Three Navajo Populations. STEPHEN J. KUNITZ and JERROLD E. LEVY (1996) (0)
- Dineh: The People (a Portrait of the Navajo). 1974–76. Produced and written by Jonathan R. Reinis; Co‐Directed by J. R. Reinis and Stephen Hornick (1977) (0)
- Mediation and Relocation: 1993 Report of the Navajo‐Hopi Land Dispute (1994) (0)
- Shonto: A Study of the Role of the Trader in a Modern Navaho Community. William Y. Adams (1964) (0)
- ETHNOLOGY: Studies in Kinship and Marriage, Dedicated to Brenda Z. Seligman on her 80th Birthday. Edited by I. Schapera with a foreword by E. E. Evans‐Pritchard (1965) (0)
- Volume Information (1974) (0)
- Letter to the editor (2005) (0)
- General/Theoretical Anthropology: The Eighth Day: Social Evolution as the Self‐Organization of Energy. Richard New‐bold Adams (1989) (0)
- The Hopi‐Navojo Situation Under the New Commissioner (1991) (0)
- The Indian Traders. Frank McNitt (1963) (0)
- Southwestern Indian Ritual Drama. CHARLOTTE J. FRISBIE, ed.: Holy Wind in Navajo Philosophy. JAMES KALE McNELEY (1982) (0)
- Guide to the Microfilm Edition of the Washington Matthews Papers. The Wheelwright Museum of the American Indian (1986) (0)
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