__________ Tim Ingold __________
Department of Sociology, Edward Wright Building, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen AB24 3QY, Scotland, UK.
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Ingold, T. 2001.
From the transmission of representations to the education of attention.
In
Whitehouse, The Debated Mind,
#—#.
Keywords:
anthropology •
attention •
education •
evolutionary psychology •
representations.
Ingold, T. 2000.
Evolving skills.
In
Rose/Rose, Alas, Poor Darwin,
225—246.
Keywords:
anthropology •
skills.
Ingold, T. 1999.
Sur la distinction entre évolution et histoire.
In
Descola/Hamel/Lemonnier, La production sociale,
131—146.
Keywords:
anthropology •
distinction between evolution and history..
Ingold, T. 1998. From complementarity to obviation: On dissolving the boundaries between social and biological anthropology, archaeology and psychology.
Zeitschrift für Ethnologie
123:
21—52.
Keywords:
archaeology •
biological anthropology •
evolutionary psychology •
interdisciplinarity •
psychology •
social anthropology.
Ingold, T. 1998.
Culture, nature, environment: steps to an ecology of life.
In
Cartledge, Mind, Brain and the Environment,
158—180.
Keywords:
anthropology •
ecology.
Ingold, T. 1998.
Evolution of society.
In
Fabian, Evolution: Society, Science and the Universe.,
79—99.
Keywords:
anthropology •
society.
Ingold, T. 1997.
Life beyond the edge of nature? or, the mirage of society.
In
Greenwood, The Mark of the Social,
231—252.
Keyword:
anthropology.
Ingold, T. 1997. Eight themes in the anthropology of technology.
Social Analysis
4:
106—138.
Keyword:
anthropology of technology.
Ingold, T. 1997. Speech, writing and the modern origins of 'language origins'.
LOS Forum
25:
21—38.
Keywords:
anthropology •
origin of language.
Ingold, T. 1996.
Culture, perception and cognition.
In
Haworth, Psychological Research,
99—119.
Keywords:
anthropology •
perception.
Ingold, T. 1996.
Hunting and gathering as ways of perceiving the environment.
In
Ellen/Fukui, Redefining Nature,
117—155.
Keywords:
anthropology •
environment •
hunting and gathering •
perception.
Ingold, T. 1996.
The forager and economic man.
In
Descola/Palsson, Nature and Society,
25—44.
Keywords:
anthropology •
economic man •
foraging.
Ingold, T. 1996.
Social Relations, human ecology and the evolution of culture: An exploration of concepts and definitions.
In
Lock/Peters, Handbook of Human Symbolic Evolution,
178—203.
Keywords:
anthropology •
human ecology.
Ingold, T. 1996. Situating Action VI: A comment on the distinction between the material and the social.
Ecological Psychology
8:
183—187.
Keywords:
anthropology •
materiality •
sociality.
Ingold, T. 1996. Why four why's: A response to Dunbar.
Cultural Dynamics
8:
375—384.
Keyword:
anthropology.
Ingold, T. 1994.
Tool-using, tool-making and the evolution of language.
In
Quiatt/Itani, Hominid Culture in Primate Perspective,
279—314.
Keywords:
anthropology •
tool making •
tool using.
Ingold, T. 1994.
From trust to domination: An alternative history of human-animal relations.
In
Manning/Serpell, Animals and Human Society,
1—22.
Keywords:
anthropology •
human-animal relations.
Gibson, K.R./Ingold, T., eds. 1993.
Tools, Language and Cognition in Human Evolution.
Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Keyword:
anthropology.
Ingold, T. 1993.
Tool-use, sociality and intelligence.
In
Gibson/Ingold, Tools,
429—445.
Keywords:
anthropology •
intelligence •
sociality •
tool use.
Ingold, T. 1993.
Technology, language, intelligence: A reconsideration of basic concepts.
In
Gibson/Ingold, Tools,
449—472.
Keyword:
technology.
Ingold, T. 1993. An archaeology of symbolism (review article).
Semiotica
96:
309—314.
Keywords:
anthropology •
archaeology •
symbolism.
Ingold, T. 1992.
Culture and the perception of the environment.
In
Parkin/Croll, Bush Base, Forest Farm,
39—56.
Keywords:
anthropology •
perception of the environment.
Ingold, T. 1991. Evolutionary models in the social sciences: Introduction.
Cultural Dynamics
4(3):
239—250.
Ingold, T. 1991. Becoming persons: Consciousness and sociality in human evolution.
Cultural Dynamics
4:
355—378.
Keywords:
anthropology •
consciousness •
personhood •
sociality.
Ingold, T., ed. 1991. Evolutionary Models in the Social Sciences.
Cultural Dynamics
4(3).
Keywords:
anthropology •
evolutionary models •
social science.
Ingold, T. 1990. An anthropologist looks at biology.
Man (NS)
25:
208—229.
Keyword:
anthropology.
Ingold, T. 1990. Society, nature and the concept of technology.
Archaeological Review from Cambridge
9:
5—17.
Keywords:
anthropology •
society •
technology.
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