Festschriften and MiscellaniesSource: The American Historical Review, Vol. 81, No. 2 (Apr., 1976), pp. 486-488Published by: Oxford University Press on behalf of the American Historical AssociationStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/1851369 .

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Festschriften and Miscellanies

These volumes, recently received in the AHR of- fice, do not lend themselves readily to unified re- views; the contents are therefore listed. Other Fest- schriften and similar volumes that are amenable to reviewing will be found in the review section.

BRANNAN, P. T., S.J., editor. Classica et Iberica. A Festschrift in Honor of the Reverend 3oseph M. -F. Ma- rique, S.i. Worcester, Mass.: Institute for Early Christian Iberian Studies, College of the Holy Cross. 1975. Pp. viii, 429.

VINCENT A. LAPOMARDA, s.j., Joseph Marie-Felix Ma- rique: Jesuit Pioneer in the Christian Perpetuation of the Classics. ANTHONY J. PODLECKI, Solon's Sojourns. WALTER MUIR WHITEHILL, Santo Domingo de Silos: Recollections of a Center of Benedictine Learning, 1927-1936. MARY R. LEFKOWITZ, Pindar's Lives. CHRISTINE MOHRMANN, Gen- eral Trends in the Study of New Testament Greek and of Early Christian Greek and Latin. HERBERT MUSURILLO, S.J., A Festival on Messalla's Estate: Tibullus II. i Re- considered. JOSEPH SZOVERFFY, A Conscious Artist in Medieval Hymnody: Introduction to Peter Abelard's Hymns. BAUDOUIN DE GAIFFIER, s.j., Les Bollandistes et les legendes hagiographiques. A. E. RAUBITSCHEK, Nomos and Ethos. CLAUDIO SANCHEZ-ALBORNOZ, Sobre el acta de consagraci6n de la Iglesia de Compostela en 899. RAI- MUND DAUT, Zu Properz 3, 21. P. T. BRANNAN, s.j., Repeti- tion in Lyric Poetry. HILDA GRASSOTTI, La Junta de Saha- gun: Una entrevista hist6rica. HERBERT H. HUXLEY, Charles Stuart Calverley and the De Die J_udicii. MANUEL C. DoAZ Y DiAZ, La Cosmografia de Julio Honorio en la Peninsula. J. N. HILLGARTH, The Prognosticum Futuri Saeculi of St. Julian of Toledo and the Tractatus Published by Mai. DANIEL E. WOODS, The Temple of Augustus-Tarra- gona. JACQUES FONTAINE, L'Affaire Priscillien ou l1ere des nouveaux Catilina: Observations sur le "Sallustianisme" de Sulpice Severe. FRAY JUSTO PtREZ Y URBEL, O.S.B., Florencio, el miniaturista famoso del monasterio de Va- leranica. JOHN CARDINAL WRIGHT, Saint Paulinus of Nola.

COSER, LEWIS A., editor. The Idea of Social Structure. Papers in Honor of Robert K. Merton. New York: Harcourt Brace Jovanovich. 1975. Pp. ix, 547. $12.95.

LEWIS A. COSER and ROBERT NISBET, Merton and the Contemporary Mind: An Affectionate Dialogue. ARTHUR

L. STINCHCOMBE, Merton's Theory of Social Structure. PAUL F. LAZARSFELD, Working with Merton. TALCOTT PARSONS, The Present Status of "Structural-Functional" Theory in Sociology. LEWIS A. COSER, Merton's Uses of the European Sociological Tradition.

On the Shoulders of Merton: BERNARD BARBER, Toward a New View of the Sociology of Knowledge. PETER M.

BLAU, Structural Constraints of Status Complements. JONATHAN R. COLE and HARRIET ZUCKERMAN, The Emer- gence of a Scientific Specialty: The Self-Exemplifying Case of the Sociology of Science. STEPHEN COLE, The Growth of Scientific Knowledge: Theories of Deviance as a Case Study. JAMES S. COLEMAN, Legitimate and Illegiti- mate Use of Power. ROSE LAUB COSER, The Complexity of Roles as a Seedbed of Individual Autonomy. HERBERT H.

HYMAN, Reference Individuals and Reference Idols. SU- ZANNE KELLER, The Planning of Communities: Anticipa- tions and Hindsights. PATRICIA KENDALL, Theory and Research: The Case of Studies in Medical Education. LOUIS SCHNEIDER, Ironic Perspective and Sociological Thought. HANAN C. SELVIN, On Formalizing Theory. ROBIN M. WILLIAMS, JR., Relative Deprivation. CHARLES R. WRIGHT, Social Structure and Mass Communications Behavior: Exploring Patterns through Constructional Analysis.

In the Spirit of Merton: ALVIN W. GOULDNER, Sociology and the Everyday Life. SEYMOUR MARTIN LIPSET and ASOKE BASU, Intellectual Types and Political Roles. ROB-

ERT NISBET, The Myth of the Renaissance. MARY WILSON MILES, The Writings of Robert K. Merton: A Bibliogra- phy.

GEORGE, CAROL V. R., editor. "Remember the Ladies": New Perspectives on Women in American History-Es- says in Honor of Nelson Manfred Blake. Syracuse: Syracuse University Press. 1975. Pp. xvi, 201.

$10.00.

Section i: The Growth of American Feminist Thought. CAROL V. R. GEORGE, Anne Hutchinson and the "Revolu- tion Which Never Happened." MARGUERITE FISHER, Eighteenth-Century Theorists of Women's Liberation. RALPH KETCHAM, The Puritan Ethic in the Revolutionary Era: Abigail Adams and Thomas Jefferson.

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Section 2: The "Cult of True Womanhood." DAVID H.

BENNETT, Women and the Nativist Movement. JANE B.

DONEGAN, Man-Midwifery and the Delicacy of the Sexes. OTEY SCRUGGS, The Meaning of Harriet Tubman.

Section 3: The "New Woman" and Social Change. WIL-

LIAM L. O'NEILL, Divorce as a Moral Issue: A Hundred Years of Controversy. GERALD E. CRITOPH, The Flapper and Her Critics. NORIKO SHIMADA et al., Ume Tsuda and Motoko Hani: Echoes of American Cultural Feminism in Japan. JAMES JOHNSON, The Role of Women in the Founding of the United States Children's Bureau.

LABAREE, BENJAMIN W., editor. The Atlantic World of Robert G. Albion. Middletown, Conn.: Wesleyan University Press. 1975. Pp. vii, 263. $14.95.

JOHN H. KEMBLE, Maritime History in the Age of Albion. ARCHIBALD R. LEWIS, The Medieval Background of Amer- ican Atlantic Maritime Development. WILLIAM A. BAKER,

Fishing under Sail in the North Atlantic. HAROLD L.

BURSTYN, Seafaring and the Emergence of American Sci- ence. EDWARD W. SLOAN III, The Machine at Sea: Early Transatlantic Steam Travel. JEFFREY J. SAFFORD, The American Merchant Marine as an Expression of Foreign Policy: Woodrow Wilson and the Genesis of Modern Maritime Diplomacy. CLARK G. REYNOLDS, The British Strategic Inheritance in American Naval Policy, 1775-1975. BENJAMIN W. LABAREE, The Atlantic Parodox. JOAN BENTINCK-SMITH, The Writings of Robert G. Albion.

Nicolaus Copernicus: Akademische Festschrift aus Anlass der 5oo. Wiederkehr des Geburtstages von Nicolaus Coper- nicus. Edited by the Copernicus-Komitee an der Akademie der Wissenschaften der DDR. Berlin: Akademie-Verlag. 1973. Pp. 103.

HERBERT WEIZ, Vertrag auf der Festsitzung des erweiter- ten Plenums der AdW der DDR zum 500. Geburtstag von Nicolaus Copernicus. JAN KACZMAREK, Begruss- ungsrede des Leiters der Regierungsdelegation der VR Polen anlasslich der Festsitzung des erweiterten Ple- nums der AdW der DDR zum 5oo. Geburtstag von Ni- colaus Copernicus. HERMANN LAMBRECHT, Die Bedeutung von Johannes Kepler far die Begrundung und Vertiefung der copernicanischen Lehre und Planetentheorie. HANS-

JtRGEN TREDER, Copernicus und die Ansatze zu einer Himmelsmechanik bei Kepler und Descartes. EUGENIUSZ

RYBKA, Kepler und Copernicus. SIEGFRIED WOLLGAST, Zu

Unterschieden und Gemeinsamkeiten in den philoso- phischen Auffassungen von Nicolaus Copernicus und Johannes Kepler. MIECZYSEAW MARKOWSKI, Die philoso- phischen Grundlagen der heliozentrischen Lehre des Ni- colaus Copernicus. GERHARD BARTSCH, Zum Umbruch im weltanschaulichen Denken der burgerlichen Neu- zeit-Nicolaus Cusanus und Giordano Bruno. ANDRZEJ

NOWICKI, Die copernicanische Theorie und die neuzeit- liche philosophische Anthr,opologie-die weltanschau- liche Bedeutung der copernicanischen Theorie. HELMUT

KORCH, Erkenntnistheoretische Aspekte der copernica- nischen Entdeckung. MARIAN BISKUP, Nicolaus Coper- nicus-ein tatiger BUrger des polnischen Staates. EDUARD

WINTER, Zur Bildungsgeschichte des Copernicus: Regio- montan. HANS-JOACHIM BARTMUSS, Zur Rezeption der copernicanischen Lehre an der Universitat Wittenberg.

OBERMAN, TIEIKO A., with BRADY, THOMAS A., JR.

Itinerarium Italicum: The Profile of the Italian Renais- sance in the Mirror of Its European Transformations- Dedicated to Paul Oskar Kristeller on the Occasion of his 70th Birthday. Studies in Medieval and Reforma- tion Thought, volume 14. Leiden: E.J. Brill. 1975. Pp. xxviii, 471. 96 gls.

HEIKO A. OBERMAN, Quoscunque Tulit Foecunda Ve- tustas. WILLIAM J. BOUWSMA, The Two Faces of Human- ism: Stoicism and Augustinianism in Renaissance Thought. MYRON P. GILMORE, Italian Reactions to Eras- mian Humanism. SEM DRESDEN, The Profile of the Recep- tion of the Italian Renaissance in France. JOZEF IJSEWIJN,

The Coming of Humanism to the Low Countries. DENYS

HAY, England and the Humanities in the Fifteenth Cen- tury. LEWIS W. SPITZ, The Course of German Humanism.

Salo Wiltmayer Baron: Jubilee Volume, On the Occasion of His Eightieth Birthday. Volumes 1-2, English Sec- tion. Volume 3, Hebrew Section. Jerusalem: Ameri- can Academy for Jewish Research; distrib. by Columbia University Press, New York. 1975. Pp. 554; 555-1095- Volume i, English Section: JEANNETTE MEISEI BARON, A Bibliography of the Printed Writings of Salo Wittmayer Baron. ALEXANDER ALTMANN, Letters from Dohm to Mendelssohn. ZVI ANKORI, From Zudecha to Yahudi Mahallesi: The Jewish Quarter of Candia in the Seven- teenth Century. HERMAN AUSUBEL, Robert Owen and His New View of Society. ISAAC E. BARZILAY, Finalizing an Issue: Modena's Authorship of the Qol Sakhal. MEIR

BEN-HIORIN, Scholars' "Opinions": Documents in the History of the Dropsie University. ABRAHAM BERGER,

Ayalia: From the Doe in the Field to the Mother of the Messiahs. JOSEPH L. BLAU, On the Supposedly Aris- totelian Character of Gabirol's Keter Matkut. BERNHARD

BLUMENKRANZ, Premiers temoignages epigraphiques sur les juifs en France. FRANCISCO CANTERA BURGOS,

Don "Ilbaq Braunel": (Algunas precisiones bio- graficas sobre su Estancia en Castilla). ANDRE CHOU-

RAQUI, Juifs et Arabes: Reflexions sur leur renaissance nationale. MARTIN A. COHEN, The Hasmonean Revolution Politically Considered: Outline of a New Interpretation. JACOB 1. DIENSTAG, Christian Translators of Maimonides' Mishneh Torah into Latin: A Bio-Bibliographical Survey. ABRAHAM G. DUKER, Adam Mickiewicz's Anti-Jewish Pe- riod: Studies in "The Books of the Polish Nation and of the Polish Pilgrimage." D. M. DUNLOP, H. M. Baratz and His View of Khazar Influence on the Earliest Russian Literature, Juridical and Historical. R. EDELMANN, Maso- ret and Its Historical Background. SEYMOUR FELDMAN,

Platonic Themes in Gersonides' Cosmology. WALTER J. FISCHEL, Garcia de Orta-A Militant Marrano in Portu- guese-India in the 16th Century. LEO FUKS and RENA

FUKS, Jewish Historiography in the Netherlands in the

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17th and i8th Centuries. LLOYD P. GARTNER, Documents on Roumanian Jewry, Consul Peixotto, and Jewish Diplomacy, 1870-1875. ELI GINZBERG, Jew and Negro: Notes on the Mobility of Two Minority Groups in the United States. SHELOMO DOV GOITEIN, New Sources on the Palestinian Gaonate. JUDAH GOLDIN, "This Song."

Volume 2, English Section: SOLOMON GRAYZEL, Pope Alex- ander III and theJews. MAX GRUENEWALD, "It is Enough for the Servant to be Like His Master." H. Z. (. W.) HIRSCHBERG, The Agreement between the Musta'ribs and the Maghribis in Cairo 1527. BETTINA L. KNAPP, Jean Racine's Esther and Two Hebrew Translations of this Drama. WOLF LESLAU, Taamrat Emmanuel's Notes of Falasha Monks and Holy Places. CURT LEVIANT, Jewish Influence upon Arthurian Legends. BERNARD LEWIS, An Anti-Jewish Ode: The Qasida of Abu Ishaq against Joseph Ibn Nagrella. RAPHAEL MAHLER, A Jewish Memorandum to the Viceroy of the Kingdom of Poland, Paskiewicz. LEON NEMOY, The Attitude of the Early Karaites towards Christianity. MOSHE PERLMANN,

Levanda's Last Year. ERWIN I. J. ROSENTHAL, Hermann Cohen and Heinrich Graetz. u. 0. SCHMELZ and R. BACHI, Hebrew as Everyday Language of the Jews in Israel-Statistical Appraisal. G. SCHOLEM, A Frankist Locument from Prague. MORTON SMITH, On the Wine God in Palestine: (Gen. 18, Jn. 2, and Achilles Tatius). SHLOMO SIMONSOHN, The Hebrew Revival among Early Medieval European Jews. SCHIFRA STRIZOWER, The Bene Israel and the Jewish People. ZOSA SZAJKOWSKI, East European Jewish Workers in Germany during World War I. URIEL TAL, Young German Intellectuals on Ro- manticism and Judaism-Spiritual Turbulence in the Early i gth Century. BERNARD D. WEINRYB, Reappraisals in Jewish History. ERIC WERNER, Two Types of Ritual and Their Music. HARRY A. WOLFSON, Saadia on the Semantic Aspect of the Problem of Attribute. YOSEF

HAYIM YERUSHALMI, Professing Jews in Post-Expulsion Spain and Portugal. ARTHUR J. ZUCKERMAN, Unpublished Materials on the Relationship of Early Fifteenth Century Jewry to the Central Government.

Volume 3, Hebrew Section: SHLOMO EIDELBERG, An Eigh- teenth Century Letter from Venice to Metz. ISRAEL

EFROS, Eschatological Meanings Attributed to Biblical Terms in Talmud, Midrash and Apocrypha. HAIM

BEINART, Moroccan Jews in Spain in the Beginning of the Seventeenth Century. MEIR BENAYAHU, The Status of the

Sabbatean Movement in Jerusalem. HAIM S. BEN-SASSON,

Tenth and Eleventh Century Karaite Attitudes to Gen- tiles. MOSHE DAVIS, The Letters of the Communal Lead- ers from Amsterdam: A New Source Concerning the Relationship between American Jewry and Eretz Yis- rael. CHAIM ZALMAN DIMITROVSKY, On the Pilpulistic Method. ISADORE TWERSKY, Rabbi Joseph Ashkenazi and the Mishne Tora by Maimonides. ARYEH TARTA-

KOWER, Israel in Contemporary Sociological Research. SAUL LIEBERMAN, On Persecution of the Jewjsh Religion. BENZION NETANYAHU, Establishing the Dates of the Books "Ha-kane" and "Ha-Pelia. "JOSHUA FINKEL, The Legend on the Revival of the Carcasses in the Story of the Cove- nant of the Pieces. LOUIS FINKELSTEIN, Ancient Opinions Concerning the Law of False Witnesses. LEON A. FELD-

MAN, Otzar He-kabod Completum on Tractate Ketubot by Rabbi Todros ha-Levi Abulafia of Toledo. MOSES

ZUCKER, The Problem of Controversy in Tradition (Maimonides Contra Rabbi Jacob ben Ephraim of Eretz Yisrael). NOAH ROSENBLOOM, Ahad Ha-am and the Knowledge of Historiography. JUDAH ROSENTHAL, Polem- ical Tractates. AVRAHAM SCHALIT, The Prophecies of Josephus and of Rabban Yohanan ben Zakkai on the Ascent of Vespesian to the Throne. SHALOM SPIEGEL, A List of Ancient Abodoth.

TAKAYANAGI, SHUNICHI, and MIWA, KIMITADA, edi- tors. Postwar Trends in apan: Studies in Com- memoration of Rev. Aloysius Miller, S.J. Tokyo: Uni- versity of Tokyo Press; distrib. by International Scholarly Book Services, Portland, Ore. 1975. Pp. XXiV, 272. $20.50.

FRANCIS MATHY, Shusaku Endo: The Second Period. KINHIDE MUSHAKOJI, A Note on Trilateral Crisis Diplo- macy: The Irritants in the Japan-U.S.-E.C. Relations. KAN ORI, Japanese Public Opinion and Sino-Japanese Relations, 1969-1972. YUSAKU FURUHASHI, Evolving Japa- nese Policy toward Inward Foreign Direct Investment in the Postwar Period. SHUNICHI TAKAYANAGI, Christology and Postwar Theologians in Japan. KINYA TSURUTA, An Interpretation of The Ruined Map by K6b6 Abe. KAZUKO

TSURUMI, Student Movements in 1960 and 1969: Continu- ity and Change. KIMITADA MIWA, In the Shadow of Leaves and Mishima's Death. YASUHIRO KAWANAKA, The Can- ons of Journalism and Trends in Japanese Dailies.

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