Vivien
Vivien ♀, formerly ♂ Earlier generally taken as a variant of the boy's name
Vivian, but now also rarely used for boys. This spelling was quite common in Old French. Its use as a girl's name in the English-speaking world was influenced by Tennyson's
Merlin and Vivien (1859). This name, from Arthurian legend, may represent an altered form of a Celtic name (perhaps akin to the Irish Gaelic name
Béibhinn ‘white lady’, pronounced ‘bee-
veen’). The actress Vivien Leigh (1913–67) was christened
Vivian.
Short forms:
Viv;
Vi,
Vivi ♀.
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Lillie S. Linton.(Local)
Newspaper article from: The Virginian Pilot; 10/9/2006; 461 words
; ...Temple Grove Ministries. Surviving are one son, Ralph L. Linton Sr. and his wife Dorothy; two grandchildren, Brenda L. Hanbury and her husband Arlin and Ralph L. Linton Jr. and his wife Crissie; two great-grandsons...
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MANAGEMENT CONTRACT FOR LOS ALAMOS NATIONAL LABORATORY:HONORABLE LINTON F. BROOKS
Transcript from: Congressional Testimony; 5/1/2003; 700+ words
; 00-00-0000 The Honorable Linton F. Brooks Undersecretary for Nuclear Security and Acting Administrator...Administrator, General John A. Gordon, and the Los Alamos Site Manager, Ralph Erickson. A daylong meeting with senior Los Alamos and University...
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MENEELY, JOAN LINTON (LINDA) (Nee HARRIS)
Newspaper article from: Belfast Telegraph; 7/13/2007; 248 words
; ...Newcastle, wife of the late David Meneely and formerly of Brightview, King Street, Newcastle. Fondly remembered by her nephew Ralph and niece Joan in New Zealand, her extended family in Ireland and England and her circle of friends in Newcastle, where she...
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Unwrapping the Textile Traditions of Madagascar
Magazine article from: African Studies Review; 12/1/2005; ; 700+ words
; ...renowned curator and ethnologist Ralph Linton during a stay in Madagascar in 1926...introduction by Kusimba, an overview of Linton's two years and five expeditions...and a fascinating description by Linton himself entitled "Market Day in...
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History of Halloween explored
News Wire article from: University Wire; 10/28/1999; ; 700+ words
; ...enough, according to anthropologist Ralph Linton, in his book "Halloween Through...customs of the Scottish and Irish, Linton wrote. Halloween dates back to times...fell on November 1. According to Linton, this day was also the Celtic New...
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The paternal imperative.
Magazine article from: American Scholar; 1/1/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...first quoting the great ethnographer Ralph Linton, who in 1945 wrote: "In some ways...each man is like no other man." Linton was referring to the major orders...breakthrough, boundary, and the rest. Linton's second level - "each man...
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Remembering A. E. Douglass.
Magazine article from: Journal of the Southwest; 9/22/1998; ; 700+ words
; ...at Yale University from the very famous scholar Ralph Linton. One day Professor Linton announced that he was going to miss the next couple...returned. And indeed he did. I still have my notes. Linton went to the first Carbon 14 dating meeting called...
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Controlling Acculturation: A Potawatomi Strategy for Avoiding Removal
Magazine article from: Midcontinental Journal of Archaeology, MCJA; 4/1/2006; ; 700+ words
; ...Cusick 1998:134). For example, the monographs of Ralph Linton (1940) are known for their ambiguous attitudes towards...Edward Spicer ( 1 962) and Cusick ( 1 998: 1 33) credit Linton with conceiving the important delineation between "directed...
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The Canvas Cathedral: Toby Shows as Nativistic Social Movements.
Magazine article from: Theatre History Studies; 6/1/2001; ; 700+ words
; ...Mississippi Valley and the Great Southwest."(1) Ralph Linton, in his article in American Anthropologist, entitled...others, rural Americans' waning agrarian ideologies. Linton's article concerns behaviors associated with cultures...
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Early intellectual influences on D. W. Meinig: a former student's fond memories.(Report)
Magazine article from: The Geographical Review; 7/1/2009; ; 700+ words
; ...disciplines was healthy: four historians (Arnold Toynbee, Ralph Turner, Lewis Mumford, and Carroll Quigley); two philosophers...Northrop); two anthropologists (Alfred Kroeber and Ralph Linton); and two geographers (Halford Mackinder and Carl Sauer...
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Ralph Linton
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
Ralph Linton The American anthropologist Ralph Linton (1893-1953) developed theoretical positions that helped to unify cultural anthropology. Ralph Linton was born on Feb. 27, 1893, in Philadelphia, Pa., into...
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Linton, Ralph
Book article from: A Dictionary of Sociology
Linton, Ralph (1893–1953) An American cultural anthropologist whose early fieldwork focused on the Polynesians. Later, he attempted...
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Ralph Johnson Bunche
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...and his maternal grandmother took Ralph and his young sister to live in Los Angeles. While going to school Ralph helped support the family by working...1936; repr. 1968). Howard P. Linton compiled Ralph Johnson Bunche: Writings by and...
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Role Theory
Encyclopedia entry from: International Encyclopedia of the Social Sciences
...the 1930s with independent work by the anthropologist Ralph Linton (1893 – 1953), the psychotherapist Jacob...deterministic view of social behavior. The American sociologist Ralph H. Turner spearheaded the development of the interactionist...
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Oscar Lewis
Encyclopedia entry from: Encyclopedia of World Biography
...Benedict, he switched departments. Among those at Columbia who influenced him, in addition to Ruth Benedict, were Ralph Linton and Margaret Mead. Lewis was poor, and there was little financial aid available at the time. Therefore, his dissertation...
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