Relevance of Culture

MORRIS FREILICH is Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Northeastern University.

• Introduction: Is Culture Still Relevant? by Morris FreilichCulture: A Real Base for a Hard Science"Plot" and the Concept of Culture in Historiography by Anthony F. C. WallaceCulture and Collective Action by Mary DouglasFrames of Reference Come From Cultures: A Predictive Theory by Aaron WildavskyCulture in Its Places: A Humanistic Presentation by Miles Richardson and Robert DuntonCulture and InformationCulture: Concept and Phenomenon by Ward GoodenoughInformation, Technology, and Culture by Judith PerrolleA Darwinian Theory for the Evolution of Symbolic Cultural Traits by Peter J. Richerson and Robert BoydEthnoecology: The Relevance of Cognitive Anthroplogy for Human Ecology by Eugene HunnCulture and Practical IssuesMasked Suicide and Culture by Karen AndrioloNursing and Culture at the End of the Twentieth Century by Sharleen H. SimpsonThe Relevance of Culture, Science, and Technology Policy by Steven RaynerProper Rules, Smart Rules, and Police Discretion by Morris Freilich and Frank A. SchubertIndex