Mary Douglas Noel Dyck

Mary Douglas Noel DyckMary Douglass innovative explanations for styles of human thought and for the dynamics of institutional change have furnished a distinctive and powerful theory of how conflicts are managed, yet her work remains astonishingly poorly appreciated in social science disciplines. This volume introduces Douglass theories, and outlines the ways in which her work is of continuing importance for the future of the social sciences. Mary Douglas: Understanding

Winnerof the 2015 Emily Toth Award presented by the Popular Culture Association & American Culture Association

Gordon and Robert Hyde are visited by a military recruiter sent to gather men for the fight against Germany

such as feeding and dressing themselves

These monuments offer valuable insights into Byzantine art history

and how they might best be understood and dismantled

their favorite gathering spot forever

It makes two compelling arguments

Indigenous peoples

against mechanization and operator open shop drives in the 1920s

The sexual histories in this book are those where pornography and sexual research are indistinguishable

This book explores what a "post-crisis Europe" might look like

sickness and poverty