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Hans Jonas	In Memoriam: Kurt Goldstein: 1878-1965
Friedrich Keiter	Human Behavioral Biology (Ethology): A Modern Aspect of Cultural Anthropology
Arthur J. Vidich	Paul Radin and Contemporary Anthropology
David Goddard	Conceptions of Structure in Levi-Strauss and in British Anthropology
Raoul Naroll	Galton's Problem: The Logic of Cross-Cultural Analysis
Douglas Fraser	Theoritical Issues in the Transpacific Diffusion Controversey




The International Scene: Current Trends in the Social Sciences

Brigitte Berger

Some Recent Developments in Comparative Sociology

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In Memoriam: Kurt Goldstein: 1878-1965 Hans Jonas Hans Jonas, Professor of Philosophy, Graduate Faculty of the New School, has completed a new book, The Phenomenon of Life: Towards a Philosophical Biology, which will appear in 1966.. Back To Top Human Behavioral Biology (Ethology): A Modern Aspect of Cultural Anthropology Friedrich Keiter Friedrich Keiter, Professor of Anthropology at the Univeristy of Wuerzburg, has written widely in the field of anthropology and human genetics. He has recently published an essay, The Behavioral Consequences of Morphological Diversity in Man, (Wenner-Gren Foundation). Back To Top Paul Radin and Contemporary Anthropology Arthur J. Vidich Arthur J. Vidich, Professor of Sociology and Anthropology, Graduate Faculty of the New School, is collaborating with Dr. Joseph Bensman on a new book, The Third American Revolution. Back To Top Conceptions of Structure in Levi-Strauss and in British Anthropology David Goddard David Goddard holds the Halle Fellowship of the Graduate Faculty of the New School for the current year. An earlier article, "The Concept of Primitive Society," appeared in the Autumn issue of Social Research. Back To Top Galton's Problem: The Logic of Cross-Cultural Analysis Raoul Naroll Raoul Naroll is Professor of Anthropology, Sociology and Political Science at Northwestern University. He has completed a manuscript, Twenty Deterrence Histories: A Cross-Historical Survey, and is working on another manuscript, By His Own Hand: A Cross-Cultural Study of Suicide. Back To Top Theoritical Issues in the Transpacific Diffusion Controversey Douglas Fraser Douglas Fraser is Associate Professor of Art History and Archaeology, Columbia University. He has written a book, Primitive Art, and is working on two other books in the field, one dealing with art and leadership in Africa. Back To Top The International Scene: Current Trends in the Social Sciences Some Recent Developments in Comparative Sociology Brigitte Berger Brigitte Berger, who teaches at Hunter College, is engaged in studies in comparative sociolog, with special emphasis on the problems of childhood and youth.

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