Hutterites: A Selected Bibliography

Periodical Articles, Association Papers, Book Chapters, etc.
Authors: M through S

last updated 11 July 2006

1. MacDonald, Robert James. (1976). Hutterite education in Alberta; a test case in assimilation, 1920-1970. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 8 (1), 9-22.
2. MacDonald, Robert. (1985). The Hutterites in Alberta. In Howard Palmer and Tamara Palmer (Eds.), Peoples of Alberta: portraits of cultural diversity (pp. 348-364). Saskatoon, Sask.: Western Producer Prairie Books.
3. Mackie, M. (1974). Ethnic stereotypes and prejudice: Alberta Indians, Hutterites, and Ukrainians. Canadian Ethnic Studies, 6 (1-2), 39-52.
4. Mackie, Marlene. (1976). Outsiders' perception of the Hutterites. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 50 (1), 58-65.
5. Mackey, Lloyd. (1990). Hutterites use courts against dissident. Christianity Today, 34 (5), 50. (Note: Daniel Hofer).
6. Manis, Jerome G. (1968). The sociology of knowledge and community mental health research. Social Problems, 15 (4): 488-501.
7. Martens, Helen. (1972). The music of some religious minorities in Canada. Ethnomusicology, 16 (3), 360-371.
8. Martens, Helen. (1974). Hutterite melodies from the Strassburg Psalter. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 201-214.
9. Mathis, Jennifer. (1996). Beech Grove: a new community in Britain. Plough, 47: 15-16. (Note: Hutterite Brethren settle in St. Alban's monastery).
10. McConnell, Gail. (1983). Hutterites: an interview with Micael Entz. In Benjamin G. Smillie (Ed.), Visions of the new Jerusalem: religious settlement on the prairies (pp. 164-176). Edmonton: NeWest Press.
11. McLeod, Jim. (2000). Hutterite sweetheart handkerchiefs. Piecework, 8 (4), 21+.
12. Mecenseffy, Grete. (1974). In memoriam: Robert Friedmann. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 187-192.
13. Miller, John W. (1974). Robert Friedmann: in appreciation. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 181-184.
14. Miller, Timothy. (1990). A guide to the literature on the Hutterites. Communal Societies, 10, 68-86.
15. Mol, Hans. (1985). Mennonites and Hutterites. In Faith and fragility: religion and identity in Canada (pp. 87-102). Burlington: Trinity Press.
16. Molohon, Kathryn T.; Paton, Richard; & Lambert, Michael. (1979, January). An extension of Barth's concept of ethnic boundaries to include both other groups and developmental stage of ethnic groups. Human Relations, 32, 1-17.
17. Morgan, Kenneth, & Thompson, E.A. (1989). Analysis of complex genealogies of the Hutterite Brethren. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 78 (2), 275-276.
18. Morrissette, Nan Heldenbrand. (2000). A Hutterite motif to stitch. Piecework, 8 (4), 26+. (Note: a floral cross-stitch pattern).
19. Near, Henry. (1994). Communes and kibbutzim: past, present and future? a review essay. Studies in Comparative International Development, 28 (4), 70-80.
20. Nelson, T.M.; Allan, D.K.; & Nelson, J. (1971). Cultural differences in the use of colour in northwest Canada. International Journal of Psychology, 6 (4): 283-292.
21. O'Brien, L., & Martin, A.O. (1983). Distance factors and mate choice in the Hutterite population. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 60 (2), 233.
22. O'Connor, Jon. (1993, February 26). Wheel-life adventures. Times Educational Supplement, n4000, SXVII. (Note: Community Playtings toys are made by the Bruderhof Community of Hutterian Brethren.).
23. Ogilvie, M.H. (1993). Ecclesiastical law, jurisdiction of civil courts, governing documents of religious organizations: natural justice. Canadian Bar Review, 72 (2), 238-254. (Note: Lakeside Colony of Hutterian Brethren v Hofer).
24. Olsen, Carolyn L. (1983). Effects of fission on the age structure and subsequent population growth of Hutterite colonies. American Journal of Physical Anthropology, 60 (2), 234.
25. Olsen, Carolyn L. (1987). The demography of colony fission from 1878-1970 among the Hutterites of North America. American Anthropologist, 89 (4), 823-837.
26. On freedom, a painful confrontation: a church has the right to expel dissidents, rules the judge in a Manitoba Hutterite case. (1989). British Columbia Report, 1 (12), 51.
27. Packull, Werner O. (1982). "A Hutterite book of medieval origin" revisited. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 56 (2), 147-168.
28. Packull, Werner O. (1991). A seventeenth-century Hutterite codex: a description. Canadian Journal of History, 26 (2), 373-378.
29. Packull, Werner O. (1999). The origins of Peter Reidemann's 'Account of Our Faith'. The Sixteenth Century Journal, 30 (1), 61-69.
30. Packull, Werner O., & Fast, Bruno. (1989). Peter Riedemann's last epistle. Journal of Mennonite Studies (Canada), 7, 183-189.
31. Packull, Werner O., & Fast, Bruno. (1991). An index of Peter Riedemann's epistles. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 65 (3), 340-351.
32. Packull, Werner O. (1998). An early Hutterite account of Anabaptist founders. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 72 (January), 53-68.  (Note: manuscript Oct Germ 330, National Szechenyi Library, Budapest).
33. Packull, Werner O. (1999). "We are born to work like the birds to fly": the Anabaptist - Hutterite ideal woman. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 73 (January), 75-86.
34. Palmer, Howard. (1991). Ethnic relations and the paranoid style: nativism, nationalism and populism in Alberta, 1945-50. Canadian Ethnic Studies / Etudes Ethniques au Canada, 23 (3), 7-31.
35. Palmer, Stuart. (1973, March). High social integration as a source of deviance. British Journal of Sociology, 24, 93-100.
36. Perils of modern world encroach upon Amish. (1998). The Christian Century, 115 (20), 673. (Note: Criminal problems within Pennsylvania's Amish and Alberta's Hutterite communities.).
37. Peter, Karl. (1971). The Hutterite family. In K. Ishwaran (Ed.), The Canadian Family: A Book of Readings (pp. 248-262). Toronto: Holt, Rinehart and Winston of Canada, Ltd.
38. Peter, Karl A. (1979). The death of Hutterite culture: a rejoinder. Phylon, 40 (2), 189-194.
39. Peter, Karl A. (1980). Problems in the family, community and culture of the Hutterites. In K. Ishwaran (Ed.), Canadian families: ethnic variations (pp. 221-236). Toronto: McGraw-Hill Ryerson.
40. Peter, Karl A. (1983). The certainty of salvation: ritualization of religion and economic rationality among Hutterites. Comparative Studies in Society and History (Great Britain), 25 (2), 222-240.
41. Peter, Karl A.; Boldt, Edward D.; & Roberts, Lance W. (1980). The decline of Hutterite population growth. Canadian Ethnic Studies / Etudes Ethniques au Canada, 12 (3), 97-110. (Note: comment, 111-117, rejoinder, 118-123).
42. Peter, Karl; Boldt, Edward D.; Whitaker, Ian; & Roberts, Lance W. (1982). The dynamics of religious defection among Hutterites. Journal for the Scientific Study of Religion, 21 (4), 327-337.
43. Peter, Karl, & Whitaker, Ian. (1981). The acquisition of personal property among Hutterites and its social dimensions. Anthropologica, 23 (2), 145-155.
44. Peter, Karl, & Whitaker, Ian. (1982). The changing roles of Hutterite women. Prairie Forum (Canada), 7 (2), 267-277.
45. Peter, Karl, & Whitaker, Ian. (1983). The Hutterite economy: recent changes and their social correlates. Anthropos, 78 (3-4), 535-546.
46. Peter, Karl, & Whitaker, Ian. (1984). Hutterite perceptions of psychophysiological characteristics. Journal of Social and Biological Structures, 7 (1), 1-8.
47. Peters, Victor. (1960-61). The Hutterians: history and communal organization of a rural group in Manitoba. Historical and Scientific Society of Manitoba Papers, 1964 Series 3 (17), 6-14.
48. Peters, Victor. (1976). The process of colony division among the Hutterians: a case study. International Review of Modern Sociology, 6 (1), 57-64.
49. Peters, Victor. (1979). The process of colony division among the Hutterians: a case study. In Ruth Shonle Cavan and Mau Singh Das (Eds.), Communes historical and contemporary (pp. 61-69). Delhi: Vikas Publishing House.
50. Peterson, Hans J. (1970). Hilldale: a Montana Hutterite colony in transition. Rocky Mountain Social Science Journal, 7 (1), 1-7.
51. Pickering, W.S.F. (1977). Hutterites and problems of persistence and social control in religious communities. Archives de Sciences Sociales Des Religions, 22 (44), 75-92.
52. Pradzynski, Ruth. (1997). The Hutterite angel. NeWest Review, 22 (3), 20-21. (Note: short story).
53. Preston, Brian. (1992). Jacob's ladder. Saturday Night, 107 (3), 30-32.
54. Rankin, Diana M. (1981). Folklore and ethnicity: 400 years of Hutterite hymnsinging. Journal of the American Historical Society of Germans from Russia, 4 (2), 26-28.
55. Redekop, Calvin. (1971). Church history and the contrasystem: a case study. Church History, 40 (3), 57-68.
56. Redekop, Calvin. (1979). The social ecology of communal socialization. In Ruth Shonle Cavan and Mau Singh Das (Eds.), Communes historical and contemporary (pp. 125-138). Delhi: Vikas Publishing House.
57. Redekop, Calvin. (1984). Anabaptism and the ethnic ghost. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 58 (2), 133-146.
58. Redekop, Calvin. (1985). Communal organization and secular education: Hutterite and Hassidic comparisons. In Yosef Gorni, Yaacov Oved, and Idit Paz (Eds.), Communal life, an international perspective. Efal, Israel: Yad Tabenkin.
59. Redekop, Calvin & Hostetler, John A. (1964). Education and boundary maintenance in three ethnic groups. Review of Religious Research, 5 (Winter), 80-91. (Note: Old Order Amish, Old Colony Mennonite, and Hutterian Brethren).
60. Redekop, Calvin & Hostetler, John A. (1977). The plain people: an interpretation. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 51 (4), 266-277.
61. Ressler, Martin E. (1986). American continuance of European origins in Mennonite, Hutterite, and Amish music functions. Pennsylvania Mennonite Heritage, 9 (1), 6-10.
62. Rhodes, Robert. (1999). How it is to be forgotten, and to forgive. Communities, 104 (fall), 40+.
63. Rice, Judith. (1994). Hutterians. History Today, 44 (7), 8-10.
64. Rice, Judith. (1995). Hutterians In England - Reply. History Today, 45 (4), 60.
65. Riley, Marvin P. (1956). Communal farmers / the Hutterite Brethren. South Dakota Farm and Home Research, 8 (1), 5-11.
66. Riley, Marvin P. and Priestly, David. (1959). Agriculture on South Dakota's communal farms. South Dakota Farm and Home Research, 10 (2), 12-16.
67. Robert Friedmann, 1891-1970. (1974). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 125-264.
68. Roberts, Lance W.; Boldt, Edward D.; & Guest, Anne. (1990). Structural tightness and social conformity: varying the source of external influence. Great Plains Sociologist, 3 (1), 67-83.
69. Robinson, Will. (1950). Communism. The Wi-iyohi Monthly Bulletin of the South Dakota Historical Society, 4 (September 1), 1-6. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
70. Ross, Ron. (1959). The Hutterites: South Dakota's self-segregationists. Dakotan, 3 (April), 12-14. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
71. Rothkegel, Martin. (2000). The Hutterian Brethren and the printed book: a contribution to Anabaptist bibliography. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 74 (1), 51-85.
72. Rozen, Frieda Shoenberg. (1977). The permanent first-floor tenant: women and gemeinschaft. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 51 (4), 319-328.
73. Rukhelman, Svetlana. (2001). Religious runaways. Country Journal, 28 (1) 14+. (Note: Discusses Hutterites who leave their communities.).
74. Rule of the teamsters. (1974). Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 237-245.
75. Sanders, Linda. (1998). West of the promised land. Travel Holiday, 181 (7), 98-103. (Note: Hutterites in Montana.).
76. Satterlee, James. (1994). The Hutterites: set apart: modern ag technology & conservative religion provide a unique way of life. South Dakota Farm & Home Research, 45 (1), 8-12.
77. Saving the bacon: how Sid Gordon pulled Springhill Farms hog slaughtering plant out of the fire, helping its Hutterian owners save face at the same time. (1990). Manitoba Business Magazine, 12 (4), p. 6-7+.
78. Sawka, Patricia. (1968). The Hutterian way of life. Canadian Geographical Journal, 77 (4), 126-131.
79. A scent of the fleshpots of Egypt: a Hutterite teacher education program may enjoy limited appeal Brandon University's Hutterian Education Program. (1995). Western Report, 10 (2), 32+.
80. Scheafer, S.; Svien, L.; Stevens, D.; & Flynn, E. (2001). Care of children among the Hutterite population of the upper Midwest. Physical Therapy, 81 (5), A78+. (Note: Survey and interview research on twelve Hutterite colonies in the upper Midwest.).
81. Scheer, Herfried. (1980). The Hutterian German dialect: a study in sociolinguistic assimilation and differentiation. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 54 (3), 229-243.
82. Schlabach, Theron; Reist, Ilse; & Bender, Elizabeth. (1974). An account by Jakob Waldner: diary of a conscientious objector in world war I. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (1), 73-111.
83. Schlachta, Astrid Von. (2000). "Searching through the nations": tasks and problems of sixteenth-century Hutterian mission. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 74 (1), 27-49.
84. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1969). Developmental study of social role perception among Hutterite adolescents. Journal of Psychology, 72 (2): 243-246.
85. Schludermann, Shirin, & Shludermann, Eduard. (1969). Factorial analysis of semantic structures in Hutterite adults. Journal of Psychology, 73 (2): 267-273.
86. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1969). Scale checking style as a function of age and sex in Indian and Hutterite children. Journal of Psychology, 72 (2): 253-261.
87. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1969). Social role perceptions of children in Hutterite communal society. Journal of Psychology, 72 (2): 183-188.
88. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1971). Adolescent perception of parent behavior (CRPBI) in Hutterite communal society. Journal of Psychology, 79 (1): 29-39.
89. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1971). Adolescents' perception of themselves and adults in Hutterite communal society. Journal of Psychology, 78 (1): 39-48.
90. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1971). Maternal child rearing attitudes in Hutterite communal society. Journal of Psychology, 79 (2): 169-177.
91. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1971). Paternal attitudes in Hutterite communal society. Journal of Psychology, 79 (1): 41-48.
92. Schludermann, Shirin, & Schludermann, Eduard. (1978). Personality development in Hutterite communal society. In Leo Driedger (Ed.), The Canadian ethnic mosaic, a quest for identity (pp. 169-186). Toronto: McClelland and Stewart.
93. Schreiber, William I. (1969). Ausbund hymns in the newly-found Ehrenpreisms.  Mennonite Quarterly Review, 43 (Oct.): 330-332.
94. Schwieder, Dorothy. (1973). Utopia in the Midwest: the old order Amish and the Hutterites. Palimpsest, 54 (3), 9-23.
95. Schwieder, Dorothy A. (1978). Frontier brethren: the Hutterite experience in the American west. Montana: The Magazine of Western History, 28 (1), 2-15.
96. Scribner, Robert W. (1994). Practical utopias: pre-modern communism and the reformation. Comparative Studies in Society and History, 36 (4), 743-774. (Note: Hutterites in the 16th and 17th centuries, Moravia and Germany.)
97. Seebass, Gottfried. (1974). Recently discovered Hutterite codex of 1573. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (4), 255-264. (Note: text translated by E. Bender).
98. Seibert, Russell H. (1974). Robert Friedmann, colleague and friend, an anecdotal portrait. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 48 (2), 178-181.
99. Shokeir, M.H. & Lowry, R.B. (1985) Juvenile cataract in Hutterites. American Journal of Medical Genetics, 22 (3), 495-500.
100. Siegel, Bernard J. (1955). High anxiety levels and cultural integration: notes on a psycho-cultural hypothesis. Social Forces, 34: 42-48.
101. Simpson-Housley, Paul. (1978). Hutterian religious ideology, environmental perception, and attitudes toward agriculture. Journal of Geography, 77 (4), 145-148.
102. Simpson-Housley, Paul; & Moore, Robert J. (1982). Research notes: an initial investigation of the value of work and beliefs in internal-external reinforcement responsibility in Hutterite children. Prairie Forum, 7 (2), 279-287.
103. Small, Meredith F. (1998). Love with the proper stranger. Natural History, 107 (7), 14-19. (Note: photograph by Jim Welch).
104. Smith, E.A. (1994). Semantics, theory, and methodological individualism in the group-selection controversy. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 17 (4), 636-637.
105. Smith, William L. (1991). Recent changes in Hutterite colony expansion. Great Plains Sociologist, 4 (1), 63-67.
106. Smith, William L. (1996). Are the old order Amish becoming more like the Hutterites? Michigan Sociological Review, 10 (fall), 68-86.
107. Smith, William L. (1996). Are the old order Amish becoming more like the Hutterites? American Sociological Association. (Note: association paper).
108. Sommer, John L. (1953). Hutterite medicine and physicians in Moravia in the sixteenth century and after. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 27 (April), 111-127. 
109. Sosis, Richard. (2003). Why aren't we all Hutterites? Costly signaling theory and religious behavior. Human Nature, 14(2), 91-127.
110. Spindler, George & Spindler, Louise. (1989). There are no dropouts among the Arunta and Hutterites. In Henry T. Trueba, George Spindler, & Louise Spindler (Eds.), What do anthropologists have to say about dropouts? New York: Falmer Press.
111. Staebler, Edna. (1952). The Lord will take care of us. Maclean's Magazine, (March 15), 14-15, 42, 44-46.  (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
112. Steele, C. Frank. (1941). Canada's Hutterite settlement. Canadian Geographical Journal, 22 (June), 308-314. (Note: This entry taken from: Riley, Marvin P. (1965). The Hutterite Brethren: an annotated bibliography...).
113. Stella, Aldo. (1990). Hutterian influences on Italian nonconformist conventicles, and subsequent developments. Mennonite Quarterly Review, 64 (3), 195-208.
114. Stephenson, Peter H. (1978). "Like a violet unseen"-the apotheosis of absence in Hutterite life. Canadian Review of Sociology and Anthropology / Revue Canadienne de Sociologie et d'Anthropologie, 15 (4), 433-442.
115. Stephenson, Peter H. (1979). Hutterite belief in evil eye: beyond paranoia and towards a general theory of invidia. Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 3 (3), 247-265.
116. Stephenson, Peter H. (1983-84). "He died too quick!" the process of dying in a Hutterian colony. Omega, The Journal of Death and Dying, 14 (2), 127-134.
117. Stephenson, Peter H. (1997). Hutterite colonies: stress and coping in the context of communal life. In Ihsan Al-Issa & Michel Tousignant, et. al. (Eds), Ethnicity, immigration, and psychopathology. The Plenum series on stress and coping (pp. 107-118). New York: Plenum Press.
118. Swan, Jon. (1972). The 400-year-old commune. Atlantic Monthly, 230 (5), 90-100.

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