Don Martindale - Concepedia

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Don Martindale

University of Minnesota System

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D Martindale, D. Martindale, Deborah Martindale, Don Martindale

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Don Martindale is an author at University of Minnesota System specializing in sociology, social sciences, and social change.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Arts	4	4	261
2	Education	3	3	624
3	Language Studies	3	3	665
4	Business	1	1	15
5	Humanities	1	1	54

Don Martindale

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	Year	Citations
The Religion of India: The Sociology of Hinduism and Buddhism. Robert Ν. Bellah, Max Weber, Hans H. Gerth, American Sociological Review HinduismSouth Asian CultureReligious HistoryHindu StudiesReligion Studies	1959	597
Explorations in Social Change. Walter Buckley, George K. Zollschan, Walter Hirsch, American Sociological Review Historical TransitionSociologySocial InnovationSocial ChangeCulture Change	1965	340
The Rational and Social Foundations of Music Robert W. Lundin, Max Weber, Don Martindale, Journal of Music Theory MusicPopular MusicPhilosophy Of MusicComparative LiteratureAuditory Behavior	1960	159
The Nature and Types of Sociological Theory. Theodore Abel, Don Martindale American Sociological Review SociologySociological ImaginationApplied SociologySocial StructuresSociological Theory	1961	139
Social Control: A Survey of the Foundations of Order. Don Martindale, Edward Alsworth Ross Social Forces Social RegulationSocial ProcessSocial BehaviorSociologySocial Norms	1970	79
The Rational and Social Foundations of Music John H. Mueller, Max Weber, Don Martindale, Journal of Research in Music Education MusicPhilosophy Of MusicSocial FoundationsMusical AnalysisArts	1959	73
The Nature and Types of Sociological Theory Donald N. Barrett, Don Martindale The American Catholic Sociological Review Sociological TheoryApplied SociologySociologySociological Imagination	1961	55
The Noble Savages: The Primitive Origins of Charisma and its Contemporary Survival. Don Martindale, Bryan Wilson Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews Literary HistoryHumanitiesContemporary SurvivalNoble SavagesPrimitive Origins	1976	54
Talcott Parsons and American Sociology. Don Martindale, Guy Rocher Social Forces IntersectionalitySociologyTeaching SociologyTalcott ParsonsSocial Change	1976	42
We, The People: American Character and Social Change. Don Martindale, Gordon J. DiRenzo Contemporary Sociology A Journal of Reviews CultureSociologyAmerican IdentityCultural ImpactCulture Change	1979	23

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