Journal for the Anthropological Study of Human Movement | Vol. 25 No. 1 | DRID WILLIAMS: Signifying Bodies, Signifying Acts: New Ways of Thinking about Human Movement: References Cited

References Cited

Ardener, Edwin
1989a. Behaviour: A Social Anthropological Criticism. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 105-8. [First published in1973 in The Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford [JASO] 4(3): 152-54].
1989b. Introduction to Social Anthropology and Language. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 1-44.
1989c. Some Outstanding Problems in the Analysis of Events. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 86-104. [First given as an ASA Conference Paper, the essay was published in 1978 by Eric Schwimmer in The Yearbook of Symbolic Anthropology. It was then reprinted in 1980 in Symbol as Sense (ed. M. Foster and S. Brandeis). New York: Academic Press.]

Bateson, Gregory
1972. Steps to an Ecology of Mind. New York: Ballantine.

Beaumont, Cyril, and Stanislas Idzikowski
1940. A Manual of the Theory and Practice of Classical Theatrical Dancing. [Classical Ballet, Cecchetti Method]. London: Beaumont.

Bhaskar, Roy
1975. A Realist Theory of Science. London: Leeds Books. [2nd edition: Brighton: Harvester, 1978].

Buckland, Theresa
1994. Traditional Dance: English Ceremonial and Social Forms. In Dance History: An Introduction (ed. J. Adshead-Lansdale and J. Layson). London and New York: Routledge: 45-58. [Reprinted in Anthropology and Human Movement 2: Searching for Origins (ed. D. Williams). Lanham MD: Scarecrow Press, 2000: 103-17.]

Crick, Malcolm
1976. Explorations in Language and Meaning: Towards a Semantic Anthropology. New York: Halsted.

Dumont, Louis
1987. Homo Hierarchichus. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson (with University of Chicago Press).

Evans-Pritchard, E. E.
1950. Social Anthropology: Past and Present. MAN 50: 118-24.
1956. Nuer Religion. Oxford: Clarendon Press.

Farnell, Brenda
1995a. Do You See What I Mean? Plains Indian Sign Talk and the Embodiment of Meaning. Austin: University of Texas Press [with CD Rom].
1995b (ed.). Human Action Signs in Cultural Context: The Visible and the Invisible in Movement and Dance. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press.
1996a. Movement Notation Systems. In The World's Writing Systems (ed. P. Daniels and W. Bright). New York: Oxford University Press: 855-79.
1996b. Paradigms Lost? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 359-64.
1999. It Goes Without Saying––But Not Always. In Dance in the Field: Theory, Methods and Issues in Dance Ethnography (ed. T. Buckland). London: Macmillan: 145-60.

Gell, Alfred
1985. Style and Meaning in Umeda Dance. In Society and the Dance (ed. P. Spencer). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 189-205.

Harré, Rom
1964. Matter and Method. London: Macmillan.
1970. The Principles of Scientific Thinking. London: Macmillan.

Hart-Johnson, Diana
1997. A Graham Technique Class. JASHM 9(4): 193–214.

I Ching [The Book of Changes]
1961. 2nd ed. (trans. C. F. Baynes). Preface: R. Wilhelm. New York: Bollingen/Pantheon.

Lomax, Alan
1968-69. Folk Song Style and Culture. AAAS 88. Washington, DC: American Association for the Advancement of Science.

Middleton, John
1997. The Dance among the Lugbara of Uganda. In Anthropology and Human Movement, 1: The Study of Dances (ed. D. Williams). Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press: 123-48. [First printed in 1985 in Society and the Dance (ed. P. Spencer), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 165-82].

Myers, Edward
1981. A Phrase-Structural Analysis of the Foxtrot with Transformational Rules. JASHM 1(4): 246-68.

Parkin, David (ed.)
1982. Semantic Anthropology. ASA 22. London: Academic Press.

Pocock, David
1971. Social Anthropology. London: Sheed & Ward.

Prost, Jack
1995. Filming Body Behavior. In Principles of Visual Anthropology (ed. P. Hockings). The Hague: Mouton: 325-64. [First published in 1975 and reprinted in 1995, but Prost's work in that volume, 285-313, was neither updated nor changed].
1996. Review Essay (Body Language in the Context of Culture). Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 337-44.

Puri, Rajika
1997. Bharatanatyam Performed: A Typical Recital. JASHM 9(4): 173-92.

Schwimmer, Eric (ed.)
1978. The Yearbook of Symbolic Anthropology I. London: C. Hurst; and Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press.

Sharp, Evelyn
1928. Here We Go Round. London: Gerald Howe.

Urciuoli, Bonnie
1995. The Indexical Structure of Visibility. In Human Action Signs in Cultural Context: The Visible and the Invisible in Movement and Dance (ed. B. Farnell). Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press: 189-215.
1996. Meaning What? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 365-66.

Varela, Charles
1993. Semasiology and the Ethogenic Standpoint: The Proper Alignment of Causal Powers and the Action Sign. JASHM 7(4): 219-48.
1996a. What Is Visual in the Visual Anthropology of Human Movement? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 155-70.
1996b. The Prost "Review." Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 367-72.

Williams, Drid
1977. The Arms and Hands, with Special Reference to an Anglo-Saxon Sign System. Semiotica 21(1-2): 23-73.
1980a. Taxonomies of the Body (Part I). JASHM 1(1): 1–19.
1980b. Taxonomies of the Body (Part II). JASHM 1(2): 98-122.
1994. The Latin High Mass: The Dominican Tridentine Rite. JASHM Monograph 1 [with Foreword by David Pocock]. JASHM 8(2): 1-87.

Winch, Peter
1990. The Idea of a Social Science and Its Relation to Philosophy. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. [First published in 1958.]

	Signifying Bodies, Signifying Acts: New Ways of Thinking about Human Movement
	References Cited Ardener, Edwin 1989a. Behaviour: A Social Anthropological Criticism. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 105-8. [First published in1973 in The Journal of the Anthropological Society of Oxford [JASO] 4(3): 152-54]. 1989b. Introduction to Social Anthropology and Language. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 1-44. 1989c. Some Outstanding Problems in the Analysis of Events. In Edwin Ardener: The Voice of Prophecy (ed. M. Chapman). Oxford: Blackwell: 86-104. [First given as an ASA Conference Paper, the essay was published in 1978 by Eric Schwimmer in The Yearbook of Symbolic Anthropology. It was then reprinted in 1980 in Symbol as Sense (ed. M. Foster and S. Brandeis). New York: Academic Press.] Bateson, Gregory 1972. Steps to an Ecology of Mind. New York: Ballantine. Beaumont, Cyril, and Stanislas Idzikowski 1940. A Manual of the Theory and Practice of Classical Theatrical Dancing. [Classical Ballet, Cecchetti Method]. London: Beaumont. Bhaskar, Roy 1975. A Realist Theory of Science. London: Leeds Books. [2nd edition: Brighton: Harvester, 1978]. Buckland, Theresa 1994. Traditional Dance: English Ceremonial and Social Forms. In Dance History: An Introduction (ed. J. Adshead-Lansdale and J. Layson). London and New York: Routledge: 45-58. [Reprinted in Anthropology and Human Movement 2: Searching for Origins (ed. D. Williams). Lanham MD: Scarecrow Press, 2000: 103-17.] Crick, Malcolm 1976. Explorations in Language and Meaning: Towards a Semantic Anthropology. New York: Halsted. Dumont, Louis 1987. Homo Hierarchichus. London: Weidenfeld and Nicolson (with University of Chicago Press). Evans-Pritchard, E. E. 1950. Social Anthropology: Past and Present. MAN 50: 118-24. 1956. Nuer Religion. Oxford: Clarendon Press. Farnell, Brenda 1995a. Do You See What I Mean? Plains Indian Sign Talk and the Embodiment of Meaning. Austin: University of Texas Press [with CD Rom]. 1995b (ed.). Human Action Signs in Cultural Context: The Visible and the Invisible in Movement and Dance. Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press. 1996a. Movement Notation Systems. In The World's Writing Systems (ed. P. Daniels and W. Bright). New York: Oxford University Press: 855-79. 1996b. Paradigms Lost? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 359-64. 1999. It Goes Without Saying––But Not Always. In Dance in the Field: Theory, Methods and Issues in Dance Ethnography (ed. T. Buckland). London: Macmillan: 145-60. Gell, Alfred 1985. Style and Meaning in Umeda Dance. In Society and the Dance (ed. P. Spencer). Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 189-205. Harré, Rom 1964. Matter and Method. London: Macmillan. 1970. The Principles of Scientific Thinking. London: Macmillan. Hart-Johnson, Diana 1997. A Graham Technique Class. JASHM 9(4): 193–214. I Ching [The Book of Changes] 1961. 2nd ed. (trans. C. F. Baynes). Preface: R. Wilhelm. New York: Bollingen/Pantheon. Lomax, Alan 1968-69. Folk Song Style and Culture. AAAS 88. Washington, DC: American Association for the Advancement of Science. Middleton, John 1997. The Dance among the Lugbara of Uganda. In Anthropology and Human Movement, 1: The Study of Dances (ed. D. Williams). Lanham, MD: Scarecrow Press: 123-48. [First printed in 1985 in Society and the Dance (ed. P. Spencer), Cambridge: Cambridge University Press: 165-82]. Myers, Edward 1981. A Phrase-Structural Analysis of the Foxtrot with Transformational Rules. JASHM 1(4): 246-68. Parkin, David (ed.) 1982. Semantic Anthropology. ASA 22. London: Academic Press. Pocock, David 1971. Social Anthropology. London: Sheed & Ward. Prost, Jack 1995. Filming Body Behavior. In Principles of Visual Anthropology (ed. P. Hockings). The Hague: Mouton: 325-64. [First published in 1975 and reprinted in 1995, but Prost's work in that volume, 285-313, was neither updated nor changed]. 1996. Review Essay (Body Language in the Context of Culture). Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 337-44. Puri, Rajika 1997. Bharatanatyam Performed: A Typical Recital. JASHM 9(4): 173-92. Schwimmer, Eric (ed.) 1978. The Yearbook of Symbolic Anthropology I. London: C. Hurst; and Montreal: McGill-Queen's University Press. Sharp, Evelyn 1928. Here We Go Round. London: Gerald Howe. Urciuoli, Bonnie 1995. The Indexical Structure of Visibility. In Human Action Signs in Cultural Context: The Visible and the Invisible in Movement and Dance (ed. B. Farnell). Metuchen, NJ: Scarecrow Press: 189-215. 1996. Meaning What? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 365-66. Varela, Charles 1993. Semasiology and the Ethogenic Standpoint: The Proper Alignment of Causal Powers and the Action Sign. JASHM 7(4): 219-48. 1996a. What Is Visual in the Visual Anthropology of Human Movement? Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 155-70. 1996b. The Prost "Review." Visual Anthropology 8(2-4): 367-72. Williams, Drid 1977. The Arms and Hands, with Special Reference to an Anglo-Saxon Sign System. Semiotica 21(1-2): 23-73. 1980a. Taxonomies of the Body (Part I). JASHM 1(1): 1–19. 1980b. Taxonomies of the Body (Part II). JASHM 1(2): 98-122. 1994. The Latin High Mass: The Dominican Tridentine Rite. JASHM Monograph 1 [with Foreword by David Pocock]. JASHM 8(2): 1-87. Winch, Peter 1990. The Idea of a Social Science and Its Relation to Philosophy. London: Routledge & Kegan Paul. [First published in 1958.]

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