G. D. H. Cole: An Intellectual Biography

Clarke, Patricia; Carpenter, Lucas

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“…Specifically, the regional shell mound concept is based on the Danish "kjoekkenmoedding" or kitchen midden construct, "trash heaps" associated with the late Mesolithic Ertebolle culture of northern Denmark. Unlike shell mounds in coastal central California, however, excavations at Ertebolle culture sites in Europe indicate that these late Mesolithic shell middens are not associated with burials (Andersen, 1995;Andersen and Johansen, 1986;Clarke, 1975;Tilley, 1996). The significance of this difference has not been fully appreciated (Luby and Gruber, 1999).…”

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Shell Mounds and Mortuary Behavior in the San Francisco Bay Area

Luby

2004

North American Archaeologist

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The mortuary behavior of hunter-gatherers associated with a San Francisco Bay area shell mound is analyzed. Mortuary analyses in the region are reviewed and critiqued, highlighting the general difficulties associated with investigating the mortuary behavior of hunter-gatherers. Using the concept of inequality and its link to surplus, a mortuary analysis of an example of a shell mound in the area, CA-ALA-328, is then conducted. A formal cemetery located beneath the shell mound is identified, followed by a burial setting involving inhumation into the matrix of the shell mound. A decrease in the level of inequality is observed in the burials as the site transitions from a cemetery to a shell mound. The implications of this change in inequality are explored, and a new interpretation of mortuary behavior at shell mounds is presented. Finally, several areas where the analysis contributes to the development of archaeological theory are outlined.

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Shell Mounds and Mortuary Behavior in the San Francisco Bay Area

Luby

2004

North American Archaeologist

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“…As these authors point out, the f =2.3 cycle d −1 periodicity found by Baade (1982b) may be interpreted as an alias of the 0.7 cycle d −1 spectroscopic frequency. Clarke (1990) found evidence for polarimetric variations, and proposed an oblique rotator model with a period that is twice the spectroscopic period.…”

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Simultaneous photometry and spectroscopy of the Be star 28 ( ) CMa -- I. Observational evidence of the periodic components of rapid variability

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Balona

1999

Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society

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We analyse the periodic variability of the Be star 28 (ω) CMa. The data consist of 275 new He I 6678 line profiles of high spectral and temporal resolution, and new Strömgren and Geneva photometry. The photometric analysis has been extended by including previously published data to cover an interval of 16 yr. The principal spectroscopic period of 1.37 d is confirmed by analysis of He I 6678 modes and moments. There is evidence to show that a single period is insufficient to explain the variation in the line wings. In particular, the variation of the second moment, which samples the line wings, is best described when a second period is included. The photometric data have been divided into 10 sets in which the time is sufficiently contiguous for period analysis. These sets have been smoothed to remove as well as possible the long‐term irregular variations which are always present in Be stars. The residuals have then been analysed for coherent periodicities using several techniques. Evidence for one or the other of the two known spectroscopic periods can be found in individual data sets. By an analysis in which two periods are assumed, it is possible to recover both the principal spectroscopic period and the satellite period of 1.46 d. Unlike in the He I 6678 line profiles, the latter period seems to be most often present in the light variations. The amplitude of the periodic components of the light variation is only a few millimagnitudes, in contrast to the very large radial velocity amplitude. We find that the photometric amplitudes of the two periodic components, and their ratio, vary smoothly on a time‐scale of years. The amplitudes are larger in seasons when the mean brightness is higher.

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Vergessene Potenziale assoziativen Lebens: Pluralismus, Funktionalismus und Freiheit bei G.D.H. Cole und H.J. Laski

Mossin

2016

Forschungsjournal Soziale Bewegungen

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Der Beitrag bietet eine kritische Analyse der während und nach dem Ersten Weltkrieg entwickelten pluralistischen sozialistischen Visionen von G.D.H. Cole und H.J. Laski. Beide Theoretiker wollten den Kapitalismus von seinen sozialen Konsequenzen befreien, indem sie die Zivilgesellschaft demokratisierten. Coles Pluralismus fand seinen Ausdruck in der Vorstellung eines staatenlosen föderalen Systems komplementärer Assoziationen, Laski formulierte eine funktionale Theorie von Rechten auf Grundlage einer Idee des Staates als Gesamtkoordinator von Zivilgesellschaft. Sie beide feierten das Individuum als unendlich kreativ und nicht auf die Assoziationen reduzierbar, zu denen es gehört. Der Beitrag nimmt die Beziehung zwischen Funktionalismus und Freiheit in ihren Werken in den Blick und argumentiert, dass, obgleich beide Aspekte brilliant herausgearbeitet sind, trotzdem eine unauflösliche Spannung verbleibt.

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G. D. H. Cole: An Intellectual Biography

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Shell Mounds and Mortuary Behavior in the San Francisco Bay Area

Shell Mounds and Mortuary Behavior in the San Francisco Bay Area

Simultaneous photometry and spectroscopy of the Be star 28 ( ) CMa -- I. Observational evidence of the periodic components of rapid variability

Vergessene Potenziale assoziativen Lebens: Pluralismus, Funktionalismus und Freiheit bei G.D.H. Cole und H.J. Laski

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