Notes, Chapter 2

2.1.1: Einstein, 1964; Randel, 1986; Clarke, 1995; Whitburn, 1999.

2.1.2: Clarke, 1995; Laing, 2003a.

2.2.1: Wilder, 1972; Palmer, 1976; White, 1985; Clarke, 1995; Diamond, 1999; Whitburn, 1999.

2.2.2: Bebey, 1969; Palmer, 1976; Reck, 1977; Storr, 1992; Clarke, 1995; Pinker, 2002.

2.3.1: Flanagan, 1987; Nettl, 2000; Simonton, 2001; Costello et al., 2004.

2.4.1: Dawkins, 2004.

2.4.2: “Science learns more and more...”: Frye, 1963, p.7.
Dawkins, 1986, 2004.

2.4.3: Pinker, 1997, 2002; Barash & Barash, 2005.

2.4.4: Frye, 1963; Storr, 1992.

2.5.1: Norman, 1998.

2.5.3: Brown, Merker, & Wallin, 2000.

2.6: Palmer, 1976; Randel, 1986; Clarke, 1995.

2.6.2: Gammond, 1971, 1991.

2.6.3: Brand, 1962; Luboff & Stracke, 1965; Silber & Silber, 1973; Sandburg, 1977; O'Connor, 1991.

2.6.4: Scholes, 1942; Stuckenschmidt, 1969; Unger-Hamilton, 1979; Brown, Merker, & Wallin, 2000; Nettl, 2000.

2.6.5: “The typical entertainment included...”: Mahar, 2003b, p. 45.
Wilder, 1972; McCrum, Cran, & MacNeil, 1986; Mahar, 2003b.

2.6.6: Ewen, 1964, 1970; Schafer & Riedel, 1973; White, 1985; Whitburn, 1999; Hoffman & Gracyk, 2000.

2.6.7: Williams, 1967; Terkel, 1975; Litweiler, 1984; Haskins, 1991; Bailey, 1993; Nisenson, 1997; Whitburn, 1999; Martin, 2003.

2.6.8: Silverman, 1968; McCrum, Cran, & MacNeil, 1986; Guralnick, 2003.

2.6.9: Wilder, 1972; Schafer & Riedel, 1973.

2.6.10: Green, 1963; Ewen, 1964, 1970; Lerner, 1978; Light, 1999.

2.6.11: Hurst, 1975.

2.6.12: Helibut, 1971; Harris, 1992; Boyer, 1995.

2.6.14: George, 1989.

2.6.15: Taylor, 1987; McCartney et al., 2000; Weingarten, 2000; Larkin, 2002.

2.6.17: Shapiro, 2005.

2.6.18: Crystal, 1995; Krims, 2000; Becker, 2001.

2.6.19: Hanley & May, 1989; Sweeney, 1991.