The first ethnologists in Serbia appeared the last decade of 19th century. Department Ethnology at Faculty Philosophy Belgrade was founded 1906. woman with a degree ethnology period before Second World War Milena Lapcevic. After War, enrolment women department increased. In 1950s, graduate get opportunity to work as lecturers. Until 1970s professors were mostly men. However, since then, have ta...

This paper began as a long memorandum to participants in a research training session on ethnograhic research conducted for the American Educational Research Association in 1972. One of the participants attending that presession was Arthur A. Katz, then one of John Singleton’s students. Katz edited my essay for publication in the Anthropology and Education Newsletter. The editing was skillful an...

Between 1900 and 1970, American archaeologists perceived themselves as second-class anthropologists because the archaeological record suggested little not already known ethnographically, archaeology served anthropology by testing ethnologically derived models of cultural evolution, the archaeological record was ethnologically incomplete as a result of poor preservation, and archaeologists used ...

*Richard E. Barrett was awarded the Ph.D. in sociology in 1978 by the University of Michigan. He is now Assistant Professor in the Department of Sociology at the University of Illinois, Chicago Circle. The author would like to thank Martin Whyte, Ronald Freedman, John Knodel, Arthur Wolf, William Lavely, and John Casterline for their suggestions and criticisms; of course, final responsibility f...

The goal of this study is to distill from a large body of literature on children learning crafts, such as pottery and weaving, the characteristics of apprenticeship as a distinct phenomenon. Currently apprenticeship is considered indistinguishable from other, more informal, means of skill transmission. From the literature survey, eleven attributes are identified as belonging to the archetypal a...