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Frake, C. 0. (1962). Am. Arathrop. 64, No. 1, Part 1, 53-58. Cultural ecology and
Francis, T. (1969). Am. J . med. Sci. 237, 667. The epidemilogical approach to
Freilich, M. (1963). S W . J. Anthrop. 19, No. 1, 21-39. The natural experiment,
Freilich, M. (1964). JZ. R. unthrop. Imt. 94, 183-200. Toward a model of social
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Friedlander, C. P. (1961). “Health and Ecology”, p. 87. Harvard Univ. Press,
Friedmann, J. (1961). Diogenes 33, 75-97. Integration of the social system: an
Friedrich, C. J. (1959). “Community”, p. 293. Liberal Arts Press, New York.
Fromm, E. (1941). “Escape From Freedom”, p. 305. Holt, New York.
Fuchs, G. (1967). Erkunde 21, No. 2, 81-93. Das Konzept der Okologie in der
Fuller, R. B. (1963). “Ideas and Integrities”, p. 318. Prentice-Hall, Englewood
Fuller, R. B. (1969a). “Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth”, p. 234. Southern
Fuller, R. B. (1969b). “Utopia or Oblivion”, p. 160. Bantam, New York.
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in ecology.
It”. Houghton M a i n Co., Boston.
disease.
ecology.
Cambridge.
ethnography.
human ecology.
ecology and culture.
structure.
mental determinism and the ecological approach in anthropology.
and ecology in the contact of cultures.
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
approach to the study of economic growth.
amerikanischen Geographie . . . 1900-1930.
Cliffs.
Illinois Univ. Press, Carbondale.
Press, Tuscaloosa.
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Evans, F. C. (1956). Science, N . Y . 123, 1127-1128. Ecosystem as the basic unit
Eyre, S. R. (1964). Geogruphy 49, Part 4, No. 225, 369-376. Determinism and the
ecological approach to geography.
Eyre, S. R. and Jones, G. R. J. (Eds) (1966). “Geography as Human EcologyMethodology by Example”, p. 308. St Martins Press, New York.
Faris, R. E. L. (1944). In “Personality and the Behavior Disorders”, Vol. 2, pp.
736-757. The Ronald Press, New York. Ecological factors in human behavior.
Firey, W. (1946). Am. SocioZ. Rev. 10, 140-148. Sentiment and symbolism as
ecological variables.
Fitch, J. M. (1965). Ann. N . Y . Acad. Sci. 128, 706-714. The aesthetics of function.
Fitch, J. M. (1972). “American Building-the Environmental Forces that Shape
Follis, R. H. (1962). Nutr. Rev. 20, No. 7, 193. The ecologic approach tonutritiond
Forbes, S. A. (1922). Ecology 3, 89-92, The humanizing of ecology.
Forde, C. D. (1934). “Habitat, Economy and Society: a Geographical Introduction
to Ethnology”, p. 500. Harcourt, New York.
Form, W. H. (1954). Social Forcecr 32, No. 4, 317-323. The place of social structure
in the determination of land me: some implications for a theory of urban
Forrester, J. W. (1968). “Principles of Systems”. Wright-Allen Press, Cambridge.
Forrester, J. W. (1971). “World Dynamics”, p. 142. Wright-Allen Press,
Frake, C. 0. (1962). Am. Arathrop. 64, No. 1, Part 1, 53-58. Cultural ecology and
Francis, T. (1969). Am. J . med. Sci. 237, 667. The epidemilogical approach to
Freilich, M. (1963). S W . J. Anthrop. 19, No. 1, 21-39. The natural experiment,
Freilich, M. (1964). JZ. R. unthrop. Imt. 94, 183-200. Toward a model of social
Freilich, M. (1967). Anthrop. &. 40, No. I , 26-43. Ecology and culture: environFried, M. H. (1952). Am. J. Econ. 11, No. 4, 391-411. Land tenure, geography
Friedlander, C. P. (1961). “Health and Ecology”, p. 87. Harvard Univ. Press,
Friedmann, J. (1961). Diogenes 33, 75-97. Integration of the social system: an
Friedrich, C. J. (1959). “Community”, p. 293. Liberal Arts Press, New York.
Fromm, E. (1941). “Escape From Freedom”, p. 305. Holt, New York.
Fuchs, G. (1967). Erkunde 21, No. 2, 81-93. Das Konzept der Okologie in der
Fuller, R. B. (1963). “Ideas and Integrities”, p. 318. Prentice-Hall, Englewood
Fuller, R. B. (1969a). “Operating Manual for Spaceship Earth”, p. 234. Southern
Fuller, R. B. (1969b). “Utopia or Oblivion”, p. 160. Bantam, New York.
Fuller, R. B. (1970). “Approaching the Benign Environment”. Univ. of Alabama
in ecology.
It”. Houghton M a i n Co., Boston.
disease.
ecology.
Cambridge.
ethnography.
human ecology.
ecology and culture.
structure.
mental determinism and the ecological approach in anthropology.
and ecology in the contact of cultures.
Cambridge, Massachusetts.
approach to the study of economic growth.
amerikanischen Geographie . . . 1900-1930.
Cliffs.
Illinois Univ. Press, Carbondale.
Press, Tuscaloosa.