Hutterites: A Selected Bibliography

CNH Bibliographies 2

Periodical Articles, Association Papers, Book Chapters, etc.
Authors: A through F

last updated 27 June 2006

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  1. A.J.F. Zieglschmid, an obituary. (1950). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 24 (October), 364-365. (Note: Professor Zieglschmid was an esteemed scholar of Hutterite lore.).
  2. Aboud, Frances E. (1975). Seeking information about different ethnic groups: the role of motivation and confirmation. Journal of Applied Social Psychology, 5 (4), 331-341.
  3. Alberta: homes for Hutterites. (1947). Time, February 10), 10. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  4. All things common. (1956). Time. (June 4), 74&76. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  5. All things common: Mennonite and Hutterite home furnishings. (1992). Upper Canadian, 12 (5), 12.
  6. Allard, William Albert. (1970). The Hutterites, plain people of the west. National Geographic, 138 (1), 98-125.
  7. Alternative communities: Montana Eden. (2000). The Economist, 354 (8152), 31+. (Note: 40 Mile Colony, MT.)
  8. Anderson, Alan B. (1978). The Survival of Ethnolinguistic Minorities: Canadian and Comparative Research. Saskatoon, Saskatchewan: International Sociological Association. (Note: association paper).
  9. Andersson, Bengt E. (1973). Misunderstandings between generations: a general phenomenon? Scandinavian Journal of Educational Research, 17 (1), 1-10.
  10. Anderson, Lawrence C. (1988). The exodus of the Hutterites from South Dakota. Heritage of the Great Plains, 21 (1), 21-25.
  11. Aoki, Ted T. (1990, Jan/Feb). Inspiriting the curriculum. The ATA Magazine, 37-42. (Note: This is taken from a 1989 speech at an Alberta Teachers Association ATA seminar.).
  12. Aoki, Ted T. (2005). Inspiriting the curriculum (1990). In William Pinar & Rita Irwin (Eds.), Curriculum in a new key: the collected works of Ted T. Aoki: studies in curriculum theory (pp.357-365). Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associates. (Note: This is a reprint of a 1989 speech at an Alberta Teachers Association seminar.).
  13. Argus, Orient & Hardenbrook, B.M. (1903). The Hutterische society home. South Dakotan, 6 (July), 11-13. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  14. Austrian Anabaptists in America. (1908). American Review of Reviews, 38 (August), 243-244. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  15. Bach, Marcus. (1946). Experiment in contentment. Coronet, 20 (June), 135-137. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  16. Bach, Marcus. (1960). Hutterian Brethren. Encyclopedia Americana, vol. 14, 150. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  17. A bad smell in Blue Sky. (1991). Western Report, 6 (43), 45-46. (Note: Starland Colony, Alberta).
  18. Baden, John, & Stroup, Richard. (1972, Spring). Choice, faith, and politics: the political economy of Hutterian communes. Public Choice, 12, 1-11.
  19. Baer, Hans A. (1976). The effect of technological innovation on Hutterite culture. Plains Anthropologist, 21 (73, pt. 1), 187-198.
  20. Bainton, Roland. (1954). The frontier community. Mennonite Life, 9 (January), 34-41. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  21. Baird, Elizabeth. (1990). Holiday fare with Hutterite flair. Canadian Living, 15 (13), 24-31.
  22. Barkin, David, & Bennett, John W. (1972). Kibbutz and colony: collective economies and the outside world. Comparative Studies in Society and History, 14 (4), 456-483.
  23. Beck, Ervin. (1990). Mennonite origin tales and beliefs. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 64 (1), 32-48.
  24. Bender, Harold S. (1958). Mennonite inter-group relations. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 32 (January), 48-58. (Note: Hutterites, Mennonites, Swiss Brethren, etc.).
  25. Bender, Harold S. (1962). Recent discovery of old Hutterite codices in Slovakia. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 36 (July), 280. (Note: a research note).
  26. Bennett, John W. (1976). Frames of reference for the study of Hutterian society. International Review of Modern Sociology, 6 (1), 23-39.
  27. Bennett, John W. (1977). The Hutterian colony: a traditional voluntary agrarian commune with large economic scale. In Peter Dorner (Ed.), Cooperative and Commune: Group Farming in the Economic Development of Agriculture (pp. 65-88). Madison, WI: University of Wisconsin Press.
  28. Bennett, John W. (1977). Social theory and the social order of the Hutterian community. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 51 (4), 292-307.
  29. Berry, Brian J.L. (1992). The Hutterites. In Brian J.L. Berry, America's utopian experiments: communal havens from long-wave crises (pp. 116-128). Hanover, NH: University Press of New England.
  30. Bhaldraithe, Eoin de. (1987, April). Michael Sattler, Benedictine and Anabaptist. Downside Review, 105, 111-131. (Note: review article regarding C A Snyder, The life and thought of Michael Sattler, 1984).
  31. Boldt, Edward D. (1976). Acquiescence and conventionality in a communal society. Journal of Cross Cultural Psychology, 7 (1), 21-36.
  32. Boldt, Edward D. (1978). Structural tightness, autonomy, and observability: an analysis of Hutterite conformity and orderliness. Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, 3 (3), 349-363.
  33. Boldt, Edward D. (1979). The plain people: notes on their continuity and change. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 11 (1), 17-28.
  34. Boldt, Edward D. (1979, August). On aligning actions in simple societies. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology / Revue Canadienne de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie, 16, 249-259.
  35. Boldt, Edward D. (1980). The death of Hutterite culture: an alternative interpretation. Phylon, 41 (4), 390-395.
  36. Boldt, Edward D. (1983). The recent development of a unique population: the Hutterites of North America. Prairie Forum (Canada), 8 (2), 235-240.
  37. Boldt, Edward D. & Clark, Peter. (1978). Leadership succession among the Hutterites: ascription or achievement? Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology / Revue Canadienne de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie, 15 (3), 394-396. (Note: reply on pages 397-398).
  38. Boldt, Edward D. & Roberts, L.W. (1980). The decline of Hutterite population growth: causes and consequences - a comment. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 12, 111-117.
  39. Briggs, Cheryl. (1988). Health care beliefs and practices of the Hutterites of forest river community, North Dakota. Journal of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 11 (1), 24-30.
  40. Brock, Peter. (1975). The Hutterites and war, 1530-1800. In Tolerance and Movements of Religious Dissent in Eastern Europe (pp. 43-51). Boulder, CO: East European Quarterly.  
  41. Brock, Peter. (1993). Marcin Czechowic on the via Crucis, self-defense, and government (1575). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 67 (4), 451-468.
  42. Brown, Dale. (1989, November-December). Articles in journal pub by Pleasant View Bruderhof, Ulster Park, NY. Plough, 23, 1-20.
  43. Caldwell, Mark S. (1980, January). Ideological and institutional reflections of the Benedictine ideal in sixteenth-century Hutterites: ecclesiastical ecology. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 54, 64-65.
  44. Canada: heat on the Hutterites. (1960). Newsweek. 55 (April 11), 67. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  45. Cavan, Ruth Shonle. (1977). Patterns of accommodation between closed religious subsocieties and the core society. American Sociological Association. (Note: association paper).
  46. Cavan, Ruth Shonle. (1977, July-October). From social movement to organized society: the case of the Anabaptists. Journal of Voluntary Action Research, 6, 105-111.
  47. Cavan, Ruth Shonle. (1978, October). Roles of the old in personal and impersonal societies. Family Coordinator, 27, 315-319.
  48. Cavan, Ruth Shonle. (1983, Autumn). The family in communes: an overview. International Journal of Sociology of the Family, 13, 3-15.
  49. Chittick, Douglas. (1961). A recipe for nationality stew. In J. Leonard Jennewein and Jane Boorman (Eds.), Dakota Panorama (pp 89-145). Sioux Falls: Midwest-Beach Printing Co. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  50. Church discipline upheld in court. (1990, April-May). Plough, 24, 17-20. (Note: Lakeside Hutterian Colony, Manitoba).
  51. Clark, Bertha. (1921). Turners of the other cheek. Survey, 47 (December 31), 519-524. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  52. Clark, Bertha W. (1924). The Hutterian communities, part I. Journal of Political Economy, 32 (June), 357-374. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  53. Clark, Bertha W. (1924). The Hutterian communities, part II. Journal of Political Economy, 32 (August), 468-486. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  54. Clark, Peter. (1977). Leadership succession among the Hutterites. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology / Revue Canadienne de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie, 14 (3), 294-302.
  55. Conversations with Robert Friedmann. (1974). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 141-173.
  56. Cook, R. (1954). The North American Hutterites: a study in human multiplication. Population Bulletin, 10, 97-107.
  57. Cronk, L. (1994). Group selections new clothes. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 17 (4), 615-616.
  58. Cummings, Mike, & Bishop, Harv. (1995, Spring). From the horse's mouth - a look at religious communitarianism. Communities, n86, 12+. (Note: compares the views of ex-Hutterite members with those of Celebration of Community participants).
  59. Cummings, Mike, & Bishop, Harv. (1995, Summer). From the horse's mouth--love, sex, and romance in community: research findings from community members. Communities, n87, 10+. (Note: compares the love-and-relationship views of ex-Hutterite members with those of Celebration of Communities participants).
  60. Cummings, Mike, & Bishop, Harv. (1995, Fall). From the horse's mouth--"cults" and communitarians. Communities, n88, 16+. (Note: compares the views of ex-Hutterite members with those of Celebration of Communities participants).
  61. Curtis, T. (1991). At the Hutterites in South Dakota. South Dakota Review, 29 (3), 48. (Note: poetry)
  62. Dedic, Paul. (1939). The social backgrounds of the Austrian Anabaptists. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 13 (January), 5-20. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  63. DeWind, Henry A. (1954). Italian Hutterite martyrs. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 28 (July), 163-185.
  64. Diener, P., Nonini, D., & Robkin, E. (1981). Interpretations of Hutterite conversion. Man, 16 (2), 304-305. (Note: letter).
  65. Driedger, Leo. (1977). The Anabaptist identification ladder: plain-urbane continuity in diversity. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 51 (4), 278-291.
  66. Driedger, Leo. (1978). Religious identity in a plural society: the quest for continuity in diversity. International Sociological Association. (Note: association paper).
  67. Driedger, Leo. (1980). Nomos-building on the prairies: construction of Indian, Hutterite, and Jewish sacred canopies. Canadian Journal of Sociology / Cahiers canadiens de sociologie, 5 (4), 341-356.
  68. Duclaux, Denise. (1997). No cold-hearted bankers here. ABA Banking Journal, 89 (2), 38+. (Note: rural bankers relationship with Hutterite community).
  69. Duerksen, Jacob A. (1981, December). Prussian and Polish Mennonite, Hutterite and borderline names. Mennonite Life, 36, 8.
  70. Durnbaugh, Donald F. (1986). Characteristics of the radical reformation in historical perspective. Communio Viatorum, 29 ( 3), 97-118.
  71. Easton, Carol. (1976). A touch of innocence. Westways, 68 (12), 27-29, 60.
  72. Eaton, Joseph. (1949). Canada's scapegoats. Nation, 169 (September 10), 253-254. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  73. Eaton, Joseph W. (1958). Folk obstetrics and pediatrics meet the M.D.: a case study of social anthropology and medicine. In E. Gartley Jaco (Ed.), Patients, Physicians and Illness (pp. 207-221). Glencoe, IL: The Free Press. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  74. Eaton, Joseph W. (1952). Controlled acculturation: a survival technique of the Hutterites. American Sociological Review, 17, 331-340.
  75. Eaton, Joseph W. (1963). Folk psychiatry. New Society: The Social Science Weekly, No. 48 (August 29), 9-11. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  76. Eaton, Joseph W. & Mayer, A. (1953). The social biology of very high fertility among the Hutterites: the demography of a unique population. Human Biology, 25, 206-264.
  77. Eaton, Joseph W. & Weil, Robert J. (1951). Psychotherapeutic principles in social research; an interdisciplinary study of the Hutterites. Psychiatry, 14: 439-454.
  78. Eaton, Joseph W. & Weil, Robert J. (1953). The mental health of the Hutterites. Scientific American, 189 (December), 31-37. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  79. Eaton, Joseph W. & Weil, Robert J. (1953). Some epidemiological findings in the Hutterite Mental Health Study. In Milbank Memorial Fund (Eds.), Interrelations Between the Social Environment and Psychiatric Disorders (pp. 222-234). New York: Milbank Memorial Fund. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  80. Eaton, Joseph W.; Weil, Robert J.; & Kaplan, Bert (1951). The Hutterite mental health study. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 25 (January), 47-65. (Note: includes 1950 census and maps of Hutterite colonies in North America).
  81. Ediger, Marlow. (1977). Other minorities: old order Amish and Hutterites. Social Studies, 68 (4), 172-174.
  82. Elliott, Jennie. (1947). Letter to the editor. Canadian Forum, 27 (July), 89. (Note: letter expresses a negative view of Hutterites' attitude toward education.). (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  83. Elman, Julie. (1999). Holbrooke's Hutterites. Photo District News, 19 (4), 125-128. (Note: Photographer, Andrew Holbrooke's experiences while photographing Hutterites in Montana.).
  84. Esau, Alvin. (1999). Communal property and freedom of religion: Lakeside Colony of Hutterian Brethren v. Hofer. In John McLaren and Harold Coward (Eds.), Religious Conscience, the State, and the Law: Historical Contexts and Contemporary Significance (pp. 97-116). Albany, NY: State University of New York Press.
  85. Evans, S.M. (1985). Some developments in the diffusion patterns of Hutterite colonies. Canadian Geographer, 29 (4), 327-339.
  86. Evans, Simon. (1974). Spatial bias in the incidence of nativism: opposition to Hutterite expansion in Alberta. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 6 (1-2), 1-16.
  87. Fabbro, David. (1978). Peaceful societies: an introduction. Journal of Peace Research, 15 (1), 67-83.
  88. Fahrenwald, Nancy L.; Boysen, Roxann; Fischer, Cheryl; & Maurer, Rebecca. (2001). Developing cultural competence in the baccalaureate nursing student: a population-based project with the Hutterites. Journal of Transcultural Nursing, 12 (1), 48-55. (Note: see also an erratum in 12 (3), 252).
  89. Fitzgerald, James A. (1928). Hutterische Colony of Bon Homme. South Dakota Education Association Journal, 3 (May), 509-510. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...)
  90. Fleming, John, & Rowan, Michael. (1995). Other voices, other rooms: the folk furniture of Western Canada. Queen's Quarterly, 102 (1), 112-133.
  91. Fletcher, Stanley. (1992, May/June). Fifty years ago, the founding of the Wheathill Bruderhof as remembered by brothers and sisters who were there. Plough, n31, 8-10. (Note: Hutterite commmunity in England, 1941).
  92. Fox, Paul C. (1995, Winter). A Visit to Owa Community in Japan. Plough, n41, 11-14. (Note: Hutterite Brethren Japan.)
  93. Freese, Betsy. (1994). All things in common. Successful Farming, 92 (10), 54+. (Note: South Dakota Hutterite colony).
  94. Freese, Betsy. (1994). Colony food: mealtime is a family reunion every day for the Hutterites. Successful Farming, 92 (10), 52+.
  95. Frideres, James S. (1972). The death of Hutterite culture. Phylon, 33 (3), 260-265.
  96. Friedman, Jerome. (1985). Christ's descent into hell and redemption through evil : a Radical Reformation perspective. Archiv fur Reformationsgeschichte, 76, 217-230.
  97. Friedmann, Robert. (1950). A comprehensive review of research on the Hutterites 1880-1950. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 24 (October), 353-363.
  98. Friedmann, Robert. (1951). An Anabaptist ordinance of 1633 on nonresistance. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 25 (April), 116-127.
  99. Friedmann, Robert. (1953). Hutterite physicians and barber-surgeons. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 27 (April), 128-136.
  100. Friedmann, Robert. (1955). Christian communism of the Hutterite Brethren. Archiv für Reformationsgeschichte, 46, 196-209.
  101. Friedmann, Robert. (1955). Chronica, Zeytbuch und Geschychtbibel. In Harold S. Bender (Ed.), The Mennonite Encyclopedia (Vol. 1, pp. 587-589). Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography... The Chronica by Sebastian Franck was influential to supporters of the community of goods and the creation of the the historical introduction of the Hutterite Chronicle.)
  102. Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Economic aspects of early Hutterite life.  Mennonite Quarterly Review, 30 (October), 259-266.
  103. Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Grimmelshausen, Hans Jakob Christoph. In Harold S. Bender (Ed.), Mennonite Encyclopedia (Vol. 2, pp. 583-584. Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography... Tells about the Hutterite information in Grimmelshausen's 1668 novel, The adventures of Simplicissimus.).
  104. Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Habaner. In Harold S. Bender (Ed.), Mennonite Encyclopedia (Vol. 2, pp. 583-584). Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography... Habaner was originally a nickname for the Hutterites in Slovakia and later a name for Hutterites who converted to Catholicism.)
  105. Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Hutterite book of medieval origin (Auslegung der Offenbarung Johannis). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 30 (January). 65-71.
  106. Friedmann, Robert. (1956). Hutterian Brethren. In Harold S. Bender (Ed.), Mennonite Encyclopedia (Vol. 2, pp. 854-865). Scottdale, PA: Mennonite Publishing House. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
  107. Friedmann, Robert. (1958). Bibliography of works in the English language dealing with the Hutterite communities. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 32 (July), 237-238.
  108. Friedmann, Robert. (1958). Early Anabaptist Art: Hutterian pottery or Haban fayences. Mennonite Life, 13 (October), 147-152 & 182.  (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
  109. Friedmann, Robert. (1959). More about Habaner pottery. Mennonite Life, 14 (July), 129-130. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
  110. Friedmann, Robert. (1959). Oldest known Hutterite codex of 1566: a chapter in Anabaptist intellectual history. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 33 (April), 96-107
  111. Friedmann, Robert. (1961). Newly discovered source on the transmigration of the Hutterites to Transylvania, 1621-1623. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 35 (October), 309-314.
  112. Friedmann, Robert. (1963). Report on Haban pottery. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 37 (July), 195-202.
  113. Friedmann, Robert. (1965). The re-establishment of communal life among the Hutterites in Russia (1858): a newly discovered source. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 39 (2), 147-154.
  114. Friedmann, Robert. (1970). A Hutterite census for 1964: Hutterite growth in one century,1874-1964. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 44 (1), 100-105.
  115. Friedmann, Robert. (1974). God created man in his own image. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 174-176. (Note: This is a reprint of Friedmann's 1939 article about his arrest and imprisonment in Austria in 1938.  The original article was published in Jahrgang under the pseudonym Peter Worb, and this reprint appears in a tribute to him, Robert Friedmann 1891-1970,  that was published four years after his death.).
  116. Friesen, J.W. (1976). Mennonites and Hutterites in twentieth century Alberta literature with special reference to educational implications. Alberta Journal of Educational Research, 22 (2), 106-128.

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