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Pickman's model

Starry Wisdom
i'll start you off with christian e. christenson's 1994 ma thesis "underground management: an examination of world war ii resistance movements". the abstract:

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www.dtic.mil/cgi-bin/GetTRDoc?AD=ADA280391 (about 8mb pdf)

this has subsequently been published as a book
 
This about stone circles and megaliths and dolmens in Portugal. It is 90 pages, written in English by a Finnish post-graduate

Apparently there are some 120 sites of standing stones (some dating to 5000bc) in Portugal and legend has it that they were constructed by a former race of women.

The study looks at the stones and their legends, especially the role of women and goddesses in the stories.

http://www.academia.edu/12656316/Ca...archaeology_and_folklore._Masters_thesis_2014
 
This one doesn't seem to have set the boards on fire, Pickman's model.

But there's lot of interesting tomes here:

monoskop.com

and

archive.org
Actually, the first of those should read monoskop.org

On a related note. . . does anyone out there know if Stanley cohen's Folk Devils and Moral Panics is available as a PDF anywhere?
 
Thanks, I'll have to see what I can do to actually open it, but that will be a task for tomorrow.
Calibre is free and available for most platforms and contains a v. good general purpose ebook viewer.

It will also convert between formats although I'm doubtful that a direct epub to pdf conversion will look very good without a lot of messing about. (Too many variables involved). However a conversion to rtf would allow you to sort out any formatting issues and the resulting document could be saved as a PDF if that's what you actually need.
 
Calibre is free and available for most platforms and contains a v. good general purpose ebook viewer.

It will also convert between formats although I'm doubtful that a direct epub to pdf conversion will look very good without a lot of messing about. (Too many variables involved). However a conversion to rtf would allow you to sort out any formatting issues and the resulting document could be saved as a PDF if that's what you actually need.
Thanks again. The last time this came up, I used google docs to convert the file, and it seems to be working again.
 
my phd is on google books and cited at muse.jhu, i have just discovered, after seeing this tread and taking the chance of googling it.
 
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