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| Title: | Redfield, Robert. Papers |
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| Dates: | 1917-1958 |
| Size: | 51.5 linear feet (95 boxes) |
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Hanna Holborn Gray Special Collections Research Center |
| Abstract: | Professor, anthropologist. The Redfield Papers span the years of Robert Redfield's association with the Department of Anthropology at the University of Chicago, from the mid-1920s when he began graduate work in anthropology to the end of his professional career in 1958. |
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Most of Robert Redfield's life and distinguished career were closely linked to the University of Chicago. He had graduated from the University's Laboratory School and its College, and had received the JD degree before beginning graduate work in anthropology with Fay-Cooper Cole and Edward Sapir in 1924. Upon the completion of his PhD in 1928 he was made an Assistant Professor in the Department of Anthropology and from that date until his death in 1958 he was an active member of the faculty of the Anthropology Department. Promotions came quickly for him: by 1934 he was a full professor and in the same year was made Dean of the Division of Social Sciences: after giving up the Deanship in 1946, he served as chairman of the Department of Anthropology from 1947 to 1949.
When Redfield began his graduate work in anthropology, anthropology was taught in a department combined with sociology, thus giving him the full benefit of training in both fields. Faye-Cooper Cole and Edward Sapir guided much of his graduate training: in the field of sociology, the most influential member of the faculty, Robert E. Park, was the man who had first encouraged Redfield to pursue anthropological studies and whose work was to have an important effect on Redfield's conception of the nature of the social sciences. As a reflection of his student years, a few of Redfield's own student term papers are found in the section of "Student Papers: and in the "Personal Correspondence" can be found a record of his archaeological experiences in Bainbridge, Ohio, in the summer of 1925. Other than these, the collection contains very little record of his graduate training before beginning fieldwork in Middle America.
Redfield married Margaret Park, Robert Park's daughter, in 1920 and, because of her training in anthropology and sociology and her strong natural interest in people, Mrs. Redfield was always an active and important participant in fieldwork. In 1926, the Redfields began their first fieldwork in the small village of Tepoztlan, Morelos, Mexico. The eight months spent in Tepoztlan was the more difficult because the Redfields needed to keep their children safe during several incidents of Mexican civil unrest. A few field notes are found in the "Middle America Field Materials," but more extensive documentation of these months exists in the correspondence between Redfield and family members in Chicago, and his correspondence with Mrs. Redfield while she was temporarily in Tacubaya, Mexico.
From the work in Tepoztlan Redfield wrote his PhD dissertation, which was later, published as Tepoztlan: Life in a Mexican Village (1930). The body of the dissertation was published virtually unchanged, but with a new introduction. The original introduction to the dissertation is also very interesting: it can be consulted with the copy of the dissertation found in the general collection of the University of Chicago Library.
In 1930, Redfield began his association with the Carnegie Institution of Washington and its work in Yucatan. Initially, Redfield went to Yucatan to propose a cultural survey of the peninsula but soon after his arrival, a meeting was held at the headquarters in Chichen Itza and it was decided not to pursue a survey of contemporary cultures. Archeology was the first and biggest interest of the CIW in Yucatan and from this had sprung a very strong historical-reconstructionist approach to the study of modern cultures. Redfield made it clear he would not engage in this type of study (which he considered a search for survivals), but would go ahead, nonetheless, and draft a proposal for a different kind of study. Alfred Kidder, who was then associated with the CIW and who had attended the meeting in Chichen Itza, took an interest in Redfield's approach to the study of contemporary cultures and, after the proposal was submitted, advocated its implementation. The project, as outlined by Redfield, was undertaken and was destined to be both large and important. The preliminary events surrounding the cultural survey of Yucatan are documented by Redfield's correspondence to his wife (see the "Personal Correspondence"), and by the project proposals and their drafts found in the "General Files" under Carnegie Institution of Washington.
In 1931, the Redfields began their fieldwork in Yucatan. Chan Kom had been chosen as one of four communities to be studied and Alfonso Villa-Rojas, then a young schoolteacher, had already begun working in the village under Redfield's supervision. The Redfields joined him there for further work. These labors resulted in Chan Kom: A Maya Village (1934), jointly authored by Redfield and Villa, and was the first of the Yucatan community studies to be published. During the years of work in Yucatan other communities were studied: Asael Hansen undertook intensive work in the capitol city of Merida, Villa studied several villages in Quintana Roo, and Redfield studied the town of Dzitas. The entire project was done under Redfield's direction and as a result there are in the collection extensive field notes, field diaries, and correspondence relating to all this work.
Redfield was responsible for the supervision of similar work, also sponsored by the CIW, being done in the neighboring highlands of Guatemala by Sol Tax. In the spring of 1935, Redfield made an exploratory trip to Guatemala with a brief stopover in Yucatan. This trip is described in Redfield's letters to his family but the expected arrival of the Redfield's fourth child was the uppermost concern in his mind (he returned to Chicago just a few hours before the birth of his son James). During this trip, however, arrangements were begun for the Redfields to take up fieldwork in Agua Escondida, Guatemala.
In the spring of 1937, and from October to February of 1938-1939 the Redfields were working in Agua Escondida. At the time of the 1938-1939 trip Redfield was finishing The Folk Culture of Yucatan (1941) which synthesized all of the work which had been done in Yucatan in the 1930s and which included part of the results from Sol Tax's work in Guatemala. It was an enormous task, which reflected Redfield's ability to extract general trends from a morass of data.
All of the work done in Guatemala is substantiated by a large number of diaries, ethnographic field notes, and correspondence between Tax and Redfield. Also present are Benjamin and Lois Paul's notes from work done in Guatemala under the supervision of the University of Chicago Department of Anthropology.
In the late 1940s, Redfield's interest began to turn away from “the folk” and centered on “civilization.” Late in 1948 the Redfields set out for China where he was to teach at National Tsinghua University, Peiping. After a brief stay in Peiping the Redfields were forced to go to Lingnan University, Canton, and soon after that to leave the country in the face of the advancing Communist Army. The Redfields returned from China by way of Europe where Redfield delivered a series of lectures in Frankfurt, Germany, in 1949. The "Personal Correspondence" contains documentation of the China-Europe trip: related correspondence can be found in the "General Files" under Helen and Everett Hughes. The Frankfurt Lectures themselves are found in the section of "Redfield Publications." Photographs are the only material present from the brief stay in China and India. Scattered documents throughout the collection, however, clearly reveal his increasing interest in the study of comparative civilization.
From the beginning of this career Redfield had also been involved in a large number of national and international activities and had been active as a private citizen in many social causes. He was president of the American Anthropological Association (1944): was a member of the Commission on the Freedom of the Press: was a director of the American Council on Race Relations: a member of the Committee to Frame a World Constitution: and had been an advisor for the War Relocation Authority during the war years. In addition to these activities he was also a frequent guest lecturer at various universities and served on the boards of several foundations. As a man of great integrity who held high standards for himself and for things with which he was associated, his assistance was highly valued in the academic world: his name was often sought to back public causes. The records of these activities are found throughout the "General Files."
In the 1950s, Redfield began to remove himself from the strenuous obligations imposed by these and other activities and turned instead to more concentrated teaching and writing at the University of Chicago. Perhaps of greatest interest to him was the comparative study of civilization largely made possible through the generous grants of the Ford Foundation. This claimed the greatest part of his attention in the 1950s: the records of this project were deposited in the University Archives in 1972 and have been organized as a separate collection: "Comparative Cultures Project Papers."
After the mid-1950s Redfield had less time and energy to devote to his work because he suffered from leukemia. His remaining time was enthusiastically devoted to those activities, which had come to have special importance for him. These included work on the concepts of civilization, the nature and role of general education in modern society, and human nature. Even in the face of ebbing strength Redfield worked diligently and maintained, as always, his self-imposed standards. He passed away on 16 October 1958, in Billings Hospital from leukemia.
The Redfield Papers span the years of Robert Redfield's association with the Department of Anthropology at the University of Chicago, from the mid-1920s when he began graduate work in anthropology to the end of his professional career in 1958. When Redfield was appointed Assistant Professor of Anthropology in 1928, his professional files, which form the basis of this collection and provide systematic and thorough documentation of his career, were established. The "General Files" section here represents the bulk of this documentation, which is supplemented by extensive ethnographic material collected in Middle America, his manuscripts, his publications, and his teaching materials.
Series I: PERSONAL CORRESPONDENCE
This section contains over 300 personal letters, most of which were written by Redfield to his immediate family. Redfield seldom dated anything he wrote: to compensate for this lack the letters have been grouped according to the periods in which they were written. These periods include Redfield's first (and last) archaeological dig in the summer of 1925 while still a graduate student: the field work in Tepoztlan (1926-1927): the summer he taught at Cornell and finished his dissertation (1928): correspondence from 1926 to 1928 related to job offers and publications: field work in Yucatan and Guatemala (1930-1948): field work in China and the Redfields' travels in Europe after leaving China in 1949: a brief period in 1950 when Redfield was recuperating from bronchitis in San Miguel, Mexico: and letters from a variety of conferences he attended over the years.
Redfield was a devoted family man and intensely disliked being away from his wife and children. When possible Mrs. Redfield accompanied him in his travels, as both a valuable companion and a good researcher: the children were taken along on most extended field trips. When it was necessary for Redfield to be away from his family he was a constant correspondent, writing as often as time permitted, usually daily. These letters concentrate on family life and events, but also include vivid descriptions, impressions, and feelings about the events at hand. In addition they often express personal feelings about his work and his profession, which are not found elsewhere in the collection.
When Mrs. Redfield and the children were with Redfield he wrote long, thoughtful letters to his mother and to his parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Park ("Mother" is Mrs. Redfield, Sr.: "Mom" and "Pop" are the Parks) as well as to other family members and close friends.
Series II: GENERAL FILES
Nearly half of the Papers are in this section, forming a record of Redfield's professional activities until 1958 and covering both his work at the University and his work at the national and international levels. The contents are predominantly correspondence, supplemented by agendas and minutes of meetings, reports, announcements, project proposals and so forth. During the years covered here, Redfield was an active guiding force in the Department of Anthropology and, despite his extensive administrative and professional activities outside the department: it always claimed his first and strongest loyalty. The "General Files" do not contain extensive information related to Redfield's publications, fieldwork, or teaching, each of which is contained in a separate section of the collection.
The organization of the files represents the consolidation of two separate filing alphabets and the interfiling of loose correspondence, which had been removed from a file and never returned. The catch-titles on the original folders have been maintained in most cases, with the occasional addition of clarifying information.
Redfield's strongest interests can be seen from the following titles. Of greatest importance is his correspondence with students and faculty members at the University, and correspondence with other professional colleagues throughout the world. The list of correspondents includes, among many others: A. R. Radcliffe-Brown, E. E. Evans Prichard, Meyer Fortes, Monica Wilson, Fred Eggan, Sol Tax, Milton Singer, Helen and Everett Hughes, Alfonso Villa, Borje Hanssen, Wen Tsao, Francis Hsu, Surajit Sinha, Elsie Clews Parsons, Zora Neale Hurston, Sylvanus G. Morely, Daniel Cosio Villegas, and Alfred Tozzer.
The number of correspondents is large although the extent of the correspondence itself is very uneven: the work done by Tax and Redfield, for instance, generated extensive correspondence, both professional and personal, while the correspondence with Radcliffe-Brown indicates that an informal relationship existed between the two men but is disappointingly small in its size. As might be expected there is correspondence from a large number of anthropologists. Whether Redfield was writing to someone in the field or was receiving correspondence while in the field himself, there exists correspondence which details events in the University and in the profession. This body of correspondence might not exist had on-going fieldwork not temporarily prevented these people from personal participation in many events.
That students were of special importance to Redfield is clearly documented by the special care he took in teaching courses, evaluating the work of individuals, and supervising fieldwork done by PhD students. Whether students were in the College, beginning graduate work, or on the verge of becoming colleagues, Redfield was always attentive to the particular strengths and weaknesses of the individual, was honest and critical in his evaluation, and had a large reservoir of patience. The loyalty and inspiration engendered by Redfield's interest was often carried over to later years. Many of Redfield's students became prominent anthropologists and maintained a high respect for Redfield and his work, as well as close contact with the man himself.
Redfield was also associated with a large number of diverse organizations. Among others represented in the collection are: the American Anthropological Association, the American Council of Learned Societies, the Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, the Hispanic Foundation, and the Joint Committee on Latin American Studies.
A long-standing concern of Redfield's which is revealed in these papers was for the rights and protection of minorities in the United States. The files contain information related to organizations of a general nature (NAACP, the Anti-Defamation League) as well as to more specific instances of minority problems: Redfield testified as an expert witness in the Sweatt vs. Painter case dealing with segregation in a Texas college: he maintained a strong interest in the work at Tuskegee Institute: he worked with the War Relocation Authority during the war years (this body administered the Japanese-American internment camps): and took a stand against the "red scare," particularly as it threatened academic freedom in the university or the lives of personal friends. The American Council on Race Relations, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, the National Indian Institute, the Committee on Education, Training and Research in Race Relations, are other bodies represented in the collection.
Redfield was also involved, generally on behalf of individuals or the University, with large foundations which provided substantial funding for the University-related research projects of the 1930s, '40s and '50s. The first and most extensive association was with the Carnegie Institution of Washington and of particular interest here are the proposals and reports submitted by Redfield in the 1930s.
Other foundations represented in the collection include the Ford Foundation, Rockefeller Foundation, the Social Science Foundation of the University of Denver, the Wenner-Gren Foundation (formerly the Viking Fund), and the National Research Council. For many years Redfield was a trustee of the Social Science Foundation of the University of Denver, and the collection contains extensive working papers, minutes and reports from the activities of this organization.
Education was an important topic in Redfield's writing but it is only found indirectly in the General Files through a myriad of people and topics. Greater documentation is present for Redfield's participation in the Commission on the Freedom of the Press and the Committee to Frame a World Constitution. The collection contains Redfield's correspondence and a few papers relating to these two bodies but few of the reports, drafts, or minutes of the bodies.
Few records exist which specifically related to the work of the Division of the Social Sciences while Redfield was the Dean: likewise there is little documentation of Redfield's role in the Council of the University Senate.
Series III: MIDDLE AMERICAN FIELD MATERIALS
The field materials have been arranged according to the area of study involved and are also largely chronological. The contents are varied, ranging from correspondence and brief entries in field diaries to typed notes and manuscripts of publications. Not only are Redfield's notes and collected ethnographic material present but also those of Alfonso Villa Rojas, Asael Hansen, Sol Tax, and Benjamin Paul, whose work was directly or indirectly supervised by Redfield.
The organization of these materials appears somewhat complicated due to the diverse forms of information and the complexity of its origin. The major divisions of this work are: Tepoztlan, Yucatan, Guatemala, Photographs, General notes, and Mexicans in Chicago. A brief description of the arrangement and content of each of these sections follows. Redfield's original folder titles, contents, and arrangements have generally been preserved throughout this section.
Tepoztlan materials include only a field diary, miscellaneous notes and some maps. A large number of corridos (folksongs) have also been preserved by transcription, in songbooks, or on broadsheets. These materials provided the foundation for Redfield’s discussion of corridos in Tepoztlan, A Mexican Village: A Study of Folk Life, published in 1930.
The Yucatan material, because of its bulk, is further divided into five sections: Cham Kom, Dzitas, Merida, Quintana Roo and general Yucatan. Again, these divisions and arrangements follow those created by Redfield.
The Chan Kom records are organized as follows: outlines and proposals for the field work (including rough outlines for the book Chan Kom), the collected ethnographic material by subject, Redfield's field diaries from 1930, and miscellany. The Dzitas material is arranged in a similar fashion but there are no field diaries: outlines and hypotheses, collected ethnographic data arranged by subject, and miscellany.
Asael Hanssen was largely responsible for the work done in Merida, and the collection includes his notes and drafts. It also includes "Life History of Antonia" by Margaret Park Redfield.
The Quintana Roo materials were collected by Alfonso Villa Rojas and include extensive field diaries from 1932-1936, typed notes by subject, miscellany, and Villa's correspondence and reports to Redfield, 1930-1938.
Folk Culture of the Yucatan (1949) represented Redfield's synthesis of the work done in Yucatan and some of the work done in Guatemala. Included here are an early table of contents for the book, articles, maps, and notes used in writing, photographs used in the book, and translations of the work into Spanish and Portuguese.
A Village That Chose Progress (1950) was an account of changes which had taken place in the village of Chan Kom since Redfield had first studied it in the early 1930s. The collection contains outlines and notes, census materials which had been collected, a typescript of the book and some miscellany.
The Carnegie Institution of Washington budgets for the Yucatan work and expense accounts for Redfield and Villa are also in the collections, along with some miscellaneous materials from Yucatan which did not fall into any of the above categories.
The Guatemala materials represent much the same diversity found in the Yucatan group but are not nearly so extensive. Redfield's and Tax's field diaries from 1937-1941 are followed by Redfield's notes on San Antonio Palopo and Agua Escondida, the brief Redfield article, "April Is This Afternoon" and Benjamin and Lois Paul's field notes from Guatemala. The Chiapas materials are notes and maps from the Tzetal project of 1942 collected by Villa.
Also included are photographs related to archaeology and ethnology, primarily in Yucatan, and a larger number of the negatives are present than prints. In nearly all cases the identifying information is very scanty, but most of the photographs were probably made for, and used by, the Carnegie Institution of Washington. A small number of photographs from Tepoztlan are also found here, as well as a few miscellaneous prints of unknown origin.
Several people, including M. J. Andrade and Karen Shields, created the photographs, which are assorted prints related to Yucatan and are not well identified. There are about one hundred negatives from photographs taken by Redfield and Villa in Chan Kom, 1931, but identifying information is incomplete. A file of negatives are primarily related to archaeology. Also included are a group of prints and negatives, primarily from Yucatan (Chan Kom and Chichen Itza), 1931, with little or no identifying information. Also included are glass negatives and a few negatives from Tepoztlan, 1927.
The General Notes on Middle America are notes, pamphlets, reprints, etc., from secondary sources and center mostly on Mexico. They may have been collected purely for background information or may also have been used in Redfield's writing and teaching. A small set of notes collected in the 1920s about Mexicans in Chicago complete the field materials.
In the late 1940s the National Research Council Committee on Latin American Anthropology began a project to microfilm field notes and other manuscript material from Middle America. The project was called the Microfilm Collection of Manuscript Materials on Middle American Cultural Anthropology, and includes among others, some of the notes found in the field materials in the Redfield Papers. Microfilm copies of Redfield's "Ethnographic Material on Agua Escondida," "Notes on San Antonio Palopo" and "April Is This Afternoon" are found in the collection which is located in the Library's microfilm reading room. A complete list of the Library's microfilm holdings related to this project is available in Special Collections: those items mentioned above, however, are the only parts of this collection represented.
Series IV: REDFIELD PUBLICATIONS
Redfield was a prolific writer whose publications cover a wide range of topics. Series IV contains a nearly complete set of his articles and smaller books: the topics and treatment range from informal accounts of field experiences, e.g., "Among the Middle Americans": through works of a purely anthropological nature, e.g., "Folk Society": to issues of a broader social nature, e.g., "America at War: The Japanese Americans." His concern over minority and race problems, his very strong interest in education, and his work for world government are strongly represented here in addition to the larger body of his anthropological publications.
The first file in the series contains a bibliography of Redfield's publications (though it does not include the large number of book reviews he wrote over the years). While this section mostly contains published items which appear on the bibliography, there are also notes and lectures which were not published by Redfield. Some of these have appeared in Mrs. Redfield's published volumes of the Redfield Papers (Papers: University of Chicago Press, 1962-1963), and a few have not been published in any form. Access by date of publication is available from the bibliography, whereas the publications themselves are arranged alphabetically in the collection to allow access by title.
The contents of these folders are represented by a variety of forms: rough notes, rough drafts, typed manuscripts, dittoed copies of the work, and reprints. Those folders which contain only notes toward a complete work have been noted, otherwise it may be assumed that some form of a complete work is in the folder. In addition, some folders also contain correspondence and/or secondary materials which had been collected by Redfield.
Most of the folders represent articles, but on several occasions Redfield was asked to give a lecture series which was later published in book form. The Primitive World and its Transformations began as the Messenger Lectureship at Cornell University: Peasant Culture and Society was originally prepared as a series of lectures at Swarthmore College. Redfield's major books related to his field work (Chan Kom: Folk Culture of Yucatan: A Village That Chose Progress) are represented among the publications by reviews, mailing lists, and publication correspondence, but the manuscripts themselves are with the field notes and outlines from which they were drawn (see "Middle American Field Materials").
Redfield was an active participant in the University of Chicago Roundtable broadcasts, a continuing series of programs sponsored by the University Radio Office. Two folders which have notes or correspondence relating to these are in this collection. Bound copies of the transcripts from these broadcasts are located in the University Archives. The index to the University Roundtable goes up to 1948, but the researcher should note that Redfield participated in these broadcasts at least until 1954.
Series V: TEACHING MATERIALS
Redfield's teaching materials have been left virtually unchanged: each folder reflects the title and contents of the original folders when transferred to the University Archives. These materials are diverse, and at times fragmentary and cryptic. They include notes on others' writing or lectures: Redfield's personal notes: rough outlines: notes to be used in giving lectures: and occasionally the fully written-out lecture. In some cases there are also correspondence, course syllabi, bibliographies and other supplementary materials. Some files reflect individual lectures given in courses while other files reflect lectures for an entire course: some are only notes for an anticipated lecture topic.
Nearly all of the lectures were given in the University: in the Division of Social Sciences, in the College, or in the Department of Anthropology, but the distinction between this and other parts of the collection is not easy to make. There is a direct and close relationship between Redfield's fieldwork, his writing, and his teaching. Often lectures in courses grew out of field experiences and in turn the lectures themselves were often published (e.g., "Folk Society" was originally given as a lecture in the College, was translated into Spanish by Sol Tax and published in Mexico, and was finally published in English some years later). Just as often, however, Redfield's published materials provided the initial point for a course. The Folk Society courses were given most often and interact extensively and intensively with fieldwork and published material. Overall, these papers point up the seriousness with which Redfield undertook his teaching: the courses were varied and interesting and he was not one to endlessly repeat the same course year after year. The notes testify to the amount of work that went into his lectures and the wide range of materials he incorporated into both his writing and his teaching.
Series VI: STUDENT PAPERS
This is a general Anthropology Department collection of student papers submitted to various faculty members. They range in date from the early 1920s to the mid-1940s and are predominantly concerned with ethnographic area studies. Although Redfield received many of these papers, some of his own papers written while a student, are included in this section. Most of the papers were written for Fay-Cooper Cole or Robert Redfield: the rest were submitted to Edward Sapir, A. R. Radcliffe-Brown and Fred Eggan. Included among the student papers are works by: Katherine Dunham, Leslie White, Sol Tax and Paul Kirchoff.
Series VII: BIBLIOGRAPHIC CARDS, NOTES, AND OVERSIZED CHARTS
Series VII contains cards with bibliographic references, and brief note cards with quotations from books and articles. All the cards have been arranged by subject and relate to Middle American ethnography: the subject headings cover the same broad range of topics found in the "Middle American Field Materials."
The original, but very brittle, index cards bearing the subject headings have been replaced and all of the information on the original cards has been transferred to the replacements.
Series VIII: ADDENDA
This Addenda consists of personal correspondence, miscellaneous biographical material, a small group of professional writings, a tape-recorded lecture, and photographs of family members and anthropological field locations.
The personal correspondence is concentrated in the period before 1930. Among the earliest letters are those written by Redfield to his mother during her stays at resorts in French Lick, Indiana and White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. The correspondence with his wife Margaret includes letters written to him before their marriage in 1920 as well as letters sent to Redfield during his frequent absences from Chicago. Redfield's letters to Margaret can be found in the Margaret Park Redfield Papers.
The chronologically arranged biographical material provides information on several aspects of Redfield's life, including his efforts to become a published poet, his tour of duty with the American Field Service ambulance corps in France, and subsequent attempt to obtain a military commission, his brief career as a lawyer, and his first teaching position at the University of Colorado.
The photographs in this Addenda depict conditions on the Aisne Front during World War I, activities of the Redfield family and friends at field sites in Mexico and Guatemala, and peasant life in communities studied by Redfield. Many of the field photographs are similar to those in the Middle American Field Materials of the Redfield Papers.
An annotated plan (1913) of the Redfield estate near Des Plaines, Illinois was added to the Archives' file of architectural drawings.
Series I: Personal Correspondence |
| Box 1 Folder 1 | Bainbridge, Ohio, 1925 |
| Box 1 Folder 2 | Tepoztlan, Mexico, 1926-1927 |
| Box 1 Folder 3 | Cornell University, New York 1928 |
| Box 1 Folder 4 | Fellowship, publications thesis and job offers, 1925-1928 |
| Box 1 Folder 5 | Chan Kom, Yucatan, 1930 |
| Box 1 Folder 6 | Hanover, New Hampshire, 1930 |
| Box 1 Folder 7 | Chan Kom and Merida, Yucatan, 1931 |
| Box 1 Folder 8 | Dzitas, Yucatan, 1933 |
| Box 1 Folder 9 | Yucatan and Guatemala, 1935 |
| Box 1 Folder 10 | Agua Escondida, Guatemala, 1937 |
| Box 1 Folder 11 | Merida, Yucatan, 1938? |
| Box 1 Folder 12 | Agua Escondida, Guatemala, 1938-1939 |
| Box 1 Folder 13 | Chan Kom, Yucatan, 1948 |
| Box 1 Folder 14 | China, 1948-1949 |
| Box 1 Folder 15 | Frankfurt, Germany, 1949 |
| Box 1 Folder 16 | San Miguel, Mexico, circa 1950 |
| Box 1 Folder 17 | Undated letters from various conferences, 1952 |
| Box 1 Folder 18 | Family letters, 1941 |
| Box 1 Folder 19 | Miscellaneous other letters and biographical material, 1958 |
Series II: General Files |
| Box 2 Folder 1 | Abrams, Lewis, 1949 |
| Box 2 Folder 2 | Ackerknecht, Erwin H., 1943 |
| Box 2 Folder 3 | Adams, John B., undated |
| Box 2 Folder 4 | Adams, Robert M., 1954 |
| Box 2 Folder 5 | Adams, Samuel, 1952 |
| Box 2 Folder 6 | Adler, Mortimer, 1949 |
| Box 2 Folder 7 | Advisees, student, 1957-1958 |
| Box 2 Folder 8 | Aginsky, Burt W., 1947 |
| Box 2 Folder 9 | Agnew, Louise, 1953 |
| Box 2 Folder 10 | Akeley, T. Barton, 1944 |
| Box 2 Folder 11 | Alegria, Ricardo E., 1943 |
| Box 2 Folder 12 | Alpbach European Forum, 1953 |
| Box 2 Folder 13 | Alpenfels, Ethel, 1942 |
| Box 2 Folder 14 | American Academy of Arts and Sciences, 1950 |
| Box 2 Folder 15 | American Anthropological Association, 1934-1940 |
| Box 2 Folder 16 | American Anthropological Association, January-June, 1944 |
| Box 2 Folder 17 | American Anthropological Association, July 1944-1948 |
| Box 2 Folder 18 | American Civil Liberties Union. 1938 |
| Box 2 Folder 19 | American Council of Learned Societies, report and minutes, 1952 |
| Box 2 Folder 20 | American Council of Learned Societies, correspondence, 1953 |
| Box 2 Folder 21 | American Council of Learned Societies, correspondence, 1955 |
| Box 3 Folder 1-4 | American Council of Learned Societies, reports and minutes, 1952 |
| Box 3 Folder 5-6 | American Council of Learned Societies, reports and minutes, 1953 |
| Box 3 Folder 7-8 | American Council of Learned Societies, reports and minutes, 1954 |
| Box 4 Folder 1-2 | American Council of Learned Societies, reports and minutes, 1955 |
| Box 4 Folder 3 | American Council on Education, 1955 |
| Box 4 Folder 4 | American Council on Race Relations, correspondence, 1944 |
| Box 4 Folder 5 | American Council on Race Relations, minutes and reports, undated |
| Box 4 Folder 6 | American Library Association, 1941 |
| Box 4 Folder 7 | American Philosophical Society, 1947 |
| Box 4 Folder 8 | Andrade, Mrs. Manuel, 1957 |
| Box 4 Folder 9 | Anthropology bibliographies, undated |
| Box 4 Folder 10 | Anthropology Department, academic arrangements, department syllabi, etc., 1941 |
| Box 4 Folder 11 | Anthropology Department, correspondence with Dean of Social Sciences, 1941 |
| Box 4 Folder 12 | Anthropology Department, 1942 |
| Box 4 Folder 13 | Anthropology Department, 1943-1944 |
| Box 4 Folder 14 | Anthropology Department, 1945-1947 |
| Box 4 Folder 15 | Anti-Defamation League, 1947 |
| Box 4 Folder 16 | Area Studies,1949 |
| Box 5 Folder 1 | Armstrong, Robert, 1953 |
| Box 5 Folder 2 | Arriola, Jorge Luis, 1942 |
| Box 5 Folder 3 | A-other: Aberle-Axford, 1955 |
| Box 5 Folder 4 | Barker, George C., 1943 |
| Box 5 Folder 5 | Barnett, H. G., 1941 |
| Box 5 Folder 6 | Beals, Ralph S., 1948 |
| Box 5 Folder 7 | Beckwith, Martha W., 1947 |
| Box 5 Folder 8 | Benedict, Ruth, 1940 |
| Box 5 Folder 9 | Bennett, John, 1945 |
| Box 5 Folder 10 | Bennett, Wendell C., 1947 |
| Box 5 Folder 11 | Benton, William, 1956 |
| Box 5 Folder 12 | Bernstein, Harry, 1944 |
| Box 5 Folder 13 | Biesanz, John and Mavis, 1949 |
| Box 5 Folder 14 | Billings Hospital Race Question, 1947 |
| Box 5 Folder 15 | Birth of Civilization Seminar (Near East Club), 1947 |
| Box 5 Folder 16 | Boder, David P., 1945 |
| Box 5 Folder 17 | Bopegamage, Shri A., 1956 |
| Box 5 Folder 18 | Borbolla, Ruben de la, undated |
| Box 6 Folder 1 | Borgese, Elisabeth Mann and G. A., 1947 |
| Box 6 Folder 2 | Borman, Len (Kalmuck Resettlement Project), 1952 |
| Box 6 Folder 3 | Bose, N. K., 1956 |
| Box 6 Folder 4 | Bowers, Walter, 1951 |
| Box 6 Folder 5 | Bowles, Gordon, 1948 |
| Box 6 Folder 6 | Braidwood, Robert J., 1946 |
| Box 6 Folder 7 | Brandt, Richard, Brew, J. O., see-Merrill, Robert, 1953 |
| Box 6 Folder 8 | Broadcasting Foundation of America, 1955 |
| Box 6 Folder 9 | Brown, Paula, 1950 |
| Box 6 Folder 10 | Bunche, Ralph, Bureau of Indian Affairs, see-Maes, Ernest, 1947 |
| Box 6 Folder 11 | B-other: Bailey-Bessaignet, 1951 |
| Box 6 Folder 12 | B-other: Birdwhistle-Bowlby, 1943 |
| Box 6 Folder 13 | B-other: Bradbury-Butterfield, 1949 |
| Box 6 Folder 14 | Camara, Fernando, 1948 |
| Box 6 Folder 15 | Campisi, Paul, 1949 |
| Box 6 Folder 16 | Carlburg, Gosta, 1953
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| Box 6 Folder 17 | Carnegie Institution of Washington, correspondence and reports submitted, 1930 |
| Box 6 Folder 18 | Carr, E. H., 1948 |
| Box 6 Folder 19 | Casagrande, Joseph B., 1950 |
| Box 6 Folder 20 | Caso, Alfonso, 1947 |
| Box 6 Folder 21 | Cattell, Jacques (American Men of Science), 1949 |
| Box 6 Folder 22 | Chapin, F. Stuart, 1927 |
| Box 6 Folder 23 | Chicago Student Federalists, 1951 |
| Box 6 Folder 24 | China trip, correspondence and arrangements, 1943-May 1944 |
| Box 6 Folder 25 | China trip, June-July 1944 |
| Box 7 Folder 1 | China trip, August 1944 |
| Box 7 Folder 2 | China trip, September 1944-June 1945 |
| Box 7 Folder 3 | China trip, 1948-1949 |
| Box 7 Folder 4 | Chow, Yung-The, 1949 |
| Box 7 Folder 5 | Cole, Fay-Cooper, 1925 |
| Box 7 Folder 6 | Commission on the Freedom of the Press, 1943 |
| Box 7 Folder 7 | Committee for the Study of Mankind (Gerhard Hirshfeld), 1956
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| Box 7 Folder 8 | Communist China, 1952 |
| Box 7 Folder 9 | Coulborn, Rushton, January-December 1943 |
| Box 7 Folder 10 | Coulborn, Rushton, January 1944-June 1945 |
| Box 7 Folder 11 | Coulborn, Rushton, July 1945-June 1946 |
| Box 7 Folder 12 | Coulborn, Rushton, July 1946-June 1947 |
| Box 7 Folder 13 | C-other: Cahnman-Currier |
| Box 7 Folder 14 | Manuscript, "Development of Thought during the Decline of a Civilized Society," undated |
| Box 8 Folder 1 | Dartmouth Sociology Department Report (Tumin, Freedman Doob, Redfield), 1953 |
| Box 8 Folder 2 | Dawson, Christopher, 1956 |
| Box 8 Folder 3 | Duncan, Hugh D., 1950 |
| Box 8 Folder 4 | D-other: Danish Embassy-Durham, 1948 |
| Box 8 Folder 5 | Eggan, Fred, 1948 |
| Box 8 Folder 6 | Einstein, Albert, 1947 |
| Box 8 Folder 7 | Eisenhart, L. P. (American Philosophical Society), 1953 |
| Box 8 Folder 8 | Ekvall, Robert B., March-July 1938 |
| Box 8 Folder 9 | Ekvall, Robert B., August 1938-December 1939 |
| Box 8 Folder 10 | Ekvall, Robert B., 1940-1955 |
| Box 8 Folder 11 | Ellison, Jack, 1953 |
| Box 8 Folder 12 | Embree, John, 1936 |
| Box 8 Folder 13 | Emerson, Alfred E., "The Supraorganismic Aspects of the Society," undated |
| Box 8 Folder 14 | Encyclopedia Brittanica, articles and correspondence, 1945 |
| Box 9 Folder 1 | Encyclopedia Brittanica, films and correspondence, 1953 |
| Box 9 Folder 2 | Erixon, Sigurd, 1953 |
| Box 9 Folder 3 | Erlich, Vera S., 1953 |
| Box 9 Folder 4 | Eskerod, Albert, 1952
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| Box 9 Folder 5 | Eugenics Record Office information, 1935 |
| Box 9 Folder 6 | Evans-Prichard, E. E., 1950 |
| Box 9 Folder 7 | Experiment in International Living, 1941 |
| Box 9 Folder 8 | Experimental Conference on Legal and Social Philosophy, undated |
| Box 9 Folder 9 | E-other: Earle-Ewing, 1947 |
| Box 9 Folder 10 | Fagg, W. B. (Royal Anthropological Institute), 1947 |
| Box 9 Folder 11 | Fairbank, John K., 1949 |
| Box 9 Folder 12 | Fairbank, Mrs. Wilma, 1945 |
| Box 9 Folder 13 | Fairbanks, Charles S., 1942 |
| Box 9 Folder 14 | Fallers, L. A., 1952 |
| Box 9 Folder 15 | Fathauer, George, 1946
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| Box 9 Folder 16 | Field Museum (Joint Committee on Cooperation between the Chicago Natural History Museum and the University of Chicago), 1950 |
| Box 9 Folder 17 | Finkelstein, Louis, 1943 |
| Box 9 Folder 18 | Firth, Raymond, 1949 |
| Box 9 Folder 19 | Fisk University, 1947
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| Box 9 Folder 20 | Fortes, Meyer, 1952 |
| Box 9 Folder 21 | Foster, George, 1942 |
| Box 9 Folder 22 | 4E Contracts, University Council Subcommittee on, undated |
| Box 10 Folder 1 | Francis, E. K., 1945 |
| Box 10 Folder 2 | F, 1956
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| Box 10 Folder 3 | Friedmann, F. G., 1952 |
| Box 10 Folder 4 | Friedmann, F. G., 1952 |
| Box 10 Folder 5 | Friedmann, F. G., 1952 |
| Box 10 Folder 6 | F, 1940’s
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| Box 10 Folder 7 | Fuller, Anne H., 1957 |
| Box 10 Folder 8 | Fuller, Oliver T., 1951 |
| Box 10 Folder 9 | F, 1958
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| Box 10 Folder 10 | F-other: Faculty Club-Furer-Haimendorf, 1948 |
| Box 10 Folder 11 | Gamio, Manuel, 1948 |
| Box 10 Folder 12 | Garro, J. Eugenio, 1941 |
| Box 10 Folder 13 | G, 1950’s
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| Box 10 Folder 14 | Gilbert, W. M., 1935 |
| Box 10 Folder 15 | Gillian, John, 1943 |
| Box 10 Folder 16 | Gillin, John, "Sickness and Curing in Latin America," undated |
| Box 10 Folder 17 | Correspondence, 1940’s
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| Box 10 Folder 18 | Correspondence, 1930’s
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| Box 11 Folder 1 | G, 1940
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| Box 11 Folder 2 | Gouband, Antonio, 1939-1942 |
| Box 11 Folder 3 | Gouband, Antonio, 1943-1944 |
| Box 11 Folder 4 | Gouband, Antonio, 1945-1947 |
| Box 11 Folder 5 | Gower, Charlotte, 1935 |
| Box 11 Folder 6 | Gower, Charlotte, Milocca, a Sicilian Village (publication correspondence), 1935 |
| Box 11 Folder 7 | G, 1951
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| Box 11 Folder 8 | Grey, Irving M. (Division of Publication, Carnegie Institution of Washington), 1934 |
| Box 11 Folder 9 | G, 1947
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| Box 11 Folder 10 | Correspondence, 1955
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| Box 11 Folder 11 | G-other: Galloway-Goheen, 1948 |
| Box 11 Folder 12 | G-other: Goiten-Gyles, 1956 |
| Box 12 Folder 1 | Haile, Father Berard, 1939 |
| Box 12 Folder 2 | H, 1947
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| Box 12 Folder 3 | Hamilton, Earl J., 1942 |
| Box 12 Folder 4 | Handbook in Latin American Studies for 1937 |
| Box 12 Folder 5 | Handbook in Latin American Studies for 1938 |
| Box 12 Folder 6 | Handbook of Latin American Studies for 1939 |
| Box 12 Folder 7 | Handbook of Latin American Studies for 1939, 1940-1943 |
| Box 12 Folder 8 | Hanke, Lewis (Hispanic Foundation), 1935-1939 |
| Box 12 Folder 9 | Hanke, Lewis, 1940-1947 |
| Box 12 Folder 10 | Hansen, Asael T., 1943 |
| Box 13 Folder 1 | Hansen, Millard (University of Puerto Rico Social Science Research Center), 1954 |
| Box 13 Folder 2 | Hanssen, Borje, correspondence, 1953 |
| Box 13 Folder 3 | Hanssen, Borje, manuscript of "Common Folk and Gentlefolk," undated |
| Box 13 Folder 4 | Haring, C. H., 1935 |
| Box 13 Folder 5 | Harms, Ernest (Dictionary of the Social Sciences), 1941 |
| Box 13 Folder 6 | H, 1935-1952
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| Box 13 Folder 7 | Harrison, Mrs. W. H. (editor, Division of Historical Research, Carnegie Institution of Washington), 1937 |
| Box 13 Folder 8 | Haskell, Edward, 1938 |
| Box 13 Folder 9 | Hawley, Florence, 1934 |
| Box 13 Folder 10 | Hayner, Norman S., 1941 |
| Box 13 Folder 11 | H, 1957
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| Box 13 Folder 12 | Herring, Hubert C. (Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America), 1934 |
| Box 14 Folder 1 | Herskovits, Melville J., 1934 |
| Box 14 Folder 2 | Correspondence, 1938-1952
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| Box 14 Folder 3 | History Curriculum (Report of the Committee Appointed by the American Historical Association to Consider the History Curriculum in Colleges), 1942 |
| Box 14 Folder 4 | Hoebel, E. Adamson, 1945 |
| Box 14 Folder 5 | Hoijer, Harry, 1938 |
| Box 14 Folder 6 | Hoijer, Harry, ed. Language in Culture (publication correspondence), 1954 |
| Box 14 Folder 7 | Hollingshead, A. B., 1939 |
| Box 14 Folder 8 | Holmes, Calixta Guiteras (includes Sol Tax's Afterword to Perils of the Soul), 1952 |
| Box 14 Folder 9 | Hoselitz, Bert, undated |
| Box 14 Folder 10 | Hsu, Francis L. K., 1945 |
| Box 14 Folder 11 | Hsu (Francis?), manuscript, undated |
| Box 14 Folder 12 | Huang, Ti, 1946 |
| Box 14 Folder 13 | Hughes, Helen and Everett (includes letters from China, 1949, and arrangements for Frankfurt Lectures) |
| Box 14 Folder 14 | H, 1937
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| Box 15 Folder 1 | H-other: Hackett-Hazen, 1951 |
| Box 15 Folder 2 | H-other: Hegaard-Hutchinson, 1952 |
| Box 15 Folder 3 | Indian Service Bureau, 1934-1935 |
| Box 15 Folder 4 | I, 1930s-1950s
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| Box 15 Folder 5 | Institute of Pacific Relations, American Council, 1938-1946 |
| Box 15 Folder 6 | Institute of Pacific Relations, 1949-1954
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| Box 15 Folder 7 | Institute on Race Relations (University of Hawaii), 1953 |
| Box 15 Folder 8 | Inter-American Educational Foundation, 1945 |
| Box 15 Folder 9 | Inter-American Indian Institute, 1935-1942 |
| Box 15 Folder 10 | Inter-American Indian Institute, 1943-1946 |
| Box 15 Folder 11 | I, 1942
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| Box 16 Folder 1 | I, 1944
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| Box 16 Folder 2 | I-other: Ichheiser-Iwanska, 1950 |
| Box 16 Folder 3 | J, 1948
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| Box 16 Folder 4 | Johnson, Charles S., 1935 |
| Box 16 Folder 5 | J,
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| Box 16 Folder 6 | Jones, Robert C., 1928-1943 |
| Box 16 Folder 7 | Jones, Robert C., 1944-1956
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| Box 16 Folder 8 | J,
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| Box 16 Folder 9 | J-other: Jackson-Joyce, 1952 |
| Box 16 Folder 10 | K, 1939
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| Box 16 Folder 11 | Kidder, A. V., 1945 |
| Box 16 Folder 12 | K, 1952
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| Box 16 Folder 13 | Kluckhohn, Clyde and Florence, 1929 |
| Box 17 Folder 1 | Koenig, Samuel, 1940 |
| Box 17 Folder 2 | Kroeber, A. L., 1934 |
| Box 17 Folder 3 | Krogman, Wilton M., 1941 |
| Box 17 Folder 4 | Kruszewski, Charles, 1938 |
| Box 17 Folder 5 | K-other: Kahler-Kennicott, 1952 |
| Box 17 Folder 6 | K-other: Kerner-Kumarappa, 1946 |
| Box 17 Folder 7 | Laboratory of Anthropology, 1939 |
| Box 17 Folder 8 | Ladd, John (Redfield notes of Ladd's Structure of the Moral Order), 1957 |
| Box 17 Folder 9 | L, 1939
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| Box 17 Folder 10 | Larsen, Helga, 1936 |
| Box 17 Folder 11 | Correspondence, 1954
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| Box 17 Folder 12-14 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, minutes and agendas, 1942 |
| Box 18 Folder 1-2 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, minutes and agendas, 1943 |
| Box 18 Folder 3 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1942
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| Box 18 Folder 4 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1942
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| Box 18 Folder 5 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1942
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| Box 18 Folder 6 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1942
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| Box 18 Folder 7 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1943
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| Box 18 Folder 8 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1943
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| Box 18 Folder 9 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, correspondence, 1942-1943 |
| Box 18 Folder 10 | Latin American Studies, Joint Committee on, reports, 1942
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| Box 18 Folder 11 | L, undated
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| Box 18 Folder 12 | Leach, E. R., report on the Possibilities of a Social Economic Survey, 1948 |
| Box 18 Folder 13 | Ledbetter, Margaret (Mrs. M. Parker), 1954
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| Box 18 Folder 14 | Lee, Shu-Ching, correspondence, 1945-1951 |
| Box 19 Folder 1 | Lee, Shu-Ching, correspondence, 1951-1952 |
| Box 19 Folder 2 | Lee, Shu-Ching, manuscript of Social Transformation in China |
| Box 19 Folder 3 | L, 1938
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| Box 19 Folder 4 | L, 1937
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| Box 19 Folder 5 | Leslie, Charles, correspondence, 1956 |
| Box 19 Folder 6-10 | Leslie, Charles, field notes (typed: arranged chronologically), undated |
| Box 19 Folder 11 | L, 1942
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| Box 20 Folder 1 | L, 1951
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| Box 20 Folder 2 | L, 1947
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| Box 20 Folder 3 | Levy, Jerold, 1957 |
| Box 20 Folder 4 | Levy, Marion, 1950 |
| Box 20 Folder 5 | Lewis, Oscar, 1945 |
| Box 20 Folder 6 | Lewis-Redfield Controversy, 1955 |
| Box 20 Folder 7 | Li, An-Che, 1936 |
| Box 20 Folder 8 | L, 1943
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| Box 20 Folder 9 | L, 1934
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| Box 20 Folder 10 | Linton, Ralph, undated |
| Box 20 Folder 11 | L, 1934
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| Box 20 Folder 12 | L-other: LaBarre-Libby, 1949 |
| Box 20 Folder 13 | L-other: Library-Lynch,1946 |
| Box 20 Folder 14 | McAllister, Gilbert, 1936 |
| Box 21 Folder 1 | M, 1941
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| Box 21 Folder 2 | M, 1949
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| Box 21 Folder 3 | McQuown, Norman A., 1947 |
| Box 21 Folder 4 | Mc-other: McAllester-McWilson, 1948 |
| Box 21 Folder 5 | Macy, Josiah, Jr., Foundation, 1946 |
| Box 21 Folder 6 | Correspondence, 1955
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| Box 21 Folder 7 | Maes Letters (National Indian Institute, mimeographed), 1943 |
| Box 21 Folder 8 | M, 1937
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| Box 21 Folder 9-12 | Marriott, McKim, ed., Village India, publication correspondence, reviews, photographs, 1950s |
| Box 21 Folder 13 | M, 1930s-1950s
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| Box 22 Folder 1 | Measure, 1951 |
| Box 22 Folder 2 | Mekeel, Scudder, 1951 |
| Box 22 Folder 3 | M, 1947
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| Box 22 Folder 4 | M, 1948
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| Box 22 Folder 5 | Metraux, Alfred, 1946 |
| Box 22 Folder 6 | M, 1950’s
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| Box 22 Folder 7 | Miner, Horace, correspondence, 1943 |
| Box 22 Folder 8 | Miner, Horace, St. Denis, A French-Canadian Village, 1937 |
| Box 22 Folder 9 | M, 1955
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| Box 22 Folder 10 | Moravec, Richard, 1955
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| Box 22 Folder 11 | Morley, Slyvanus G., 1955 |
| Box 23 Folder 1 | M, 1951
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| Box 23 Folder 2 | M-other: Mack-Meyners, 1954 |
| Box 23 Folder 3 | M-other: Michigan State University-Myrdal, 1947 |
| Box 23 Folder 4 | NAACP Committee of Consultants for Legal Defense & Educational Fund, 1948 |
| Box 23 Folder 5 | N, 1950
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| Box 23 Folder 6 | Nash, Philleo, 1935 |
| Box 23 Folder 7 | N, 1940
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| Box 23 Folder 8-9 | National Indian Institute, 1941
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| Box 24 Folder 1 | National Opinion Research Center, 1948 |
| Box 24 Folder 2 | National Research Council, 1941 |
| Box 24 Folder 3 | N, 1940
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| Box 24 Folder 4 | N, 1935
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| Box 24 Folder 5 | N-other: Naftlin-Novak, 1951 |
| Box 24 Folder 6 | O, 1950s
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| Box 24 Folder 7 | O, 1954
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| Box 24 Folder 8 | Opler, M. E., 1934 |
| Box 24 Folder 9 | O, 1944
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| Box 24 Folder 10 | O, 1946
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| Box 24 Folder 11 | O-other: Oare-Oyler, 1947 |
| Box 24 Folder 12 | P, 1953
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| Box 25 Folder 1 | P, undated
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| Box 25 Folder 2 | Correspondence, 1938
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| Box 25 Folder 3 | P, 1958
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| Box 25 Folder 4 | Park, Robert E., publications, undated
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| Box 25 Folder 5 | Parmenter, Ross, 1949 |
| Box 25 Folder 6 | Parsons, Elsie Clews, correspondence, 1934 |
| Box 25 Folder 7 | Parsons, Elsie Clews, Paguchi, publication of, 1942 |
| Box 25 Folder 8 | Parsons, Talcott, 1947 |
| Box 25 Folder 9 | Passin, Herbert, correspondence, 1938-1942 |
| Box 25 Folder 10 | Passin, Herbert, correspondence, 1943-1956 |
| Box 25 Folder 11 | Paul, Benjamin, 1940 |
| Box 25 Folder 12 | P, 1953
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| Box 26 Folder 1 | P, 1934
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| Box 26 Folder 2 | P, 1934
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| Box 26 Folder 3 | Pierson, Donald, 1937 |
| Box 26 Folder 4 | P, 1942
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| Box 26 Folder 5 | P, 1938
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| Box 26 Folder 6 | Press, University of Chicago, 1945 |
| Box 26 Folder NIL | NIL |
| Box 26 Folder 8 | Probst, George, see also- Radio Office, 1947 |
| Box 26 Folder 9 | Provinse, John, 1954
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| Box 26 Folder 10 | P, 1950
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| Box 26 Folder 11 | P-other: Paine-Phillips, 1951 |
| Box 26 Folder 12 | P-other: Pickett-Puttkamer, 1943 |
| Box 27 Folder 1 | Q, 1948
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| Box 27 Folder 2 | Race Relations, Committee on Education, Training and Research in, undated, 1949 |
| Box 27 Folder 3 | R, 1947
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| Box 27 Folder 4 | Radio Office, University of Chicago (includes University of Chicago Roundtable correspondence and minutes of board meetings), 1947 |
| Box 27 Folder 5 | R, 1947
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| Box 27 Folder 6 | Redfield, Margaret Park, "A Child Is Born in Tepoztlan," "The Farmer's Tools," "Folk Literature of a Yucatan Town," "Notes on the Cookery of Tepoztlan, Morelos," 1940 |
| Box 27 Folder 7 | R, 1952
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| Box 27 Folder 8 | Rockefeller Foundation, David H. Stevens, 1942-1943 |
| Box 27 Folder 9 | Rockefeller Foundation, 1944 |
| Box 27 Folder 10 | Rockefeller Foundation, 1945-1951 |
| Box 27 Folder 11 | Rockefeller Foundation, Conference at Lincoln Nebraska on Northern Plains, 1942 |
| Box 27 Folder 12 | Rockefeller Foundation, Guatemalan Museum Project, 1942 |
| Box 28 Folder 1 | R, 1940s
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| Box 28 Folder 2 | Rosales, Juan, 1940’s
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| Box 28 Folder 3 | Roys, Ralph, 1943 |
| Box 28 Folder 4 | R-other: Ramos-Roberts, 1941 |
| Box 28 Folder 5 | R-other: Robertson-Ryerson, 1948 |
| Box 28 Folder 6 | Sady, Rachel Reese, 1940s |
| Box 28 Folder 7 | S, 1935-1957
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| Box 28 Folder 8 | S, 1939-1947
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| Box 28 Folder 9 | S, 1950
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| Box 28 Folder 10 | S, 1950s
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| Box 29 Folder 1 | S, 1950’s
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| Box 29 Folder 2 | S, 1950’s
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| Box 29 Folder 3 | Shils, Edward, 1946
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| Box 29 Folder 4 | S, 1940-1954
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| Box 29 Folder 5 | Singer, Milton, 1947 |
| Box 29 Folder 6 | S, 1940’s
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| Box 29 Folder 7 | S, 1943
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| Box 29 Folder 8 | Sklow, Isabel, 1941 |
| Box 29 Folder 9 | Slotkin, J. S., 1936 |
| Box 29 Folder 10 | S, 1940s-1950s
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| Box 29 Folder 11 | S, 1940s-1950s
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| Box 29 Folder 12 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1945 |
| Box 30 Folder 1 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1946 |
| Box 30 Folder 2 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1947 |
| Box 30 Folder 3 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1948-1955 |
| Box 30 Folder 4 | Social Science Foundation, annual report, 1944-1945 |
| Box 30 Folder 5 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1945-1946 |
| Box 30 Folder 6 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, meeting of the trustees, April 25-27, 1947 |
| Box 30 Folder 7 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1946-1947 |
| Box 30 Folder 8 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, 1947-1948 |
| Box 31 Folder 1 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, annual report of the treasurer, 1947-1948 |
| Box 31 Folder 2 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, meeting of the trustees, October 24-26, 1948: July 11-12, 1949 |
| Box 31 Folder 3 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, annual report, 1948-1949 |
| Box 31 Folder 4 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, meeting of the trustees, November 20-21, 1949: May 6-7, 1950 |
| Box 31 Folder 5 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, annual report, 1949-1950 |
| Box 31 Folder 6 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, meeting of the board of trustees, August 4-5, 1951: report of the trustees, 1950-1951 |
| Box 31 Folder 7 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, Report on the History and Purposes of the Social Science Foundation by M. Shafroth: interim report to the board of trustees, 1951-1952 |
| Box 31 Folder 8 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, problems and uses of foreign policy, 1952 |
| Box 31 Folder 9 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, meeting of the trustees, November 16-17, 1952 |
| Box 31 Folder 10 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, May 15-17, 1953 |
| Box 31 Folder 11 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, annual report, 1952-1953 |
| Box 32 Folder 1 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, annual report, 1953-1954 |
| Box 32 Folder 2 | Social Science Foundation, University of Denver, pamphlets, 1954
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| Box 32 Folder 3 | Social Science 200 Committee, 1946 |
| Box 32 Folder 4 | Social Thought, Committee on (John U. Nef) see also- Shils, Edward, 1943 |
| Box 32 Folder 5 | S, 1938-1945
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| Box 32 Folder 6 | S, 1937-1956
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| Box 32 Folder 7 | Spencer, Katherine, 1940 |
| Box 32 Folder 8 | Spicer, Edward and Rosamund, 1934 |
| Box 32 Folder 9 | Spicer, Edward, Pascua, A Yaqui Village in Arizona, 1939-1940 |
| Box 32 Folder 10 | S, 1934
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| Box 32 Folder 11 | Spitzer, Allen, 1950 |
| Box 32 Folder 12 | Spoehr, Alexander,1939 |
| Box 32 Folder 13 | Srole, Leo, 1938 |
| Box 32 Folder 14 | Stackpole, Stephen H. (Carnegie Corporation of New York), 1952 |
| Box 33 Folder 1 | Starr, Betty, 1952 |
| Box 33 Folder 2 | S, 1940’s
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| Box 33 Folder 3 | Steggerda, Morris, 1934 |
| Box 33 Folder 4 | S, 1950’s
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| Box 33 Folder 5 | S, 1946
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| Box 33 Folder 6 | S, 1947
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| Box 33 Folder 7 | Sweatt vs. Painter, 1947 |
| Box 33 Folder 8 | Sweden trip, correspondence and arrangements,1953 |
| Box 33 Folder 9 | Swedish Folklife Research, 1952 |
| Box 33 Folder 10 | Symposium on the Present State of Anthropology see also- Strong, Duncan, 1939 |
| Box 33 Folder 11 | Szilard, Leo, "Creative Intelligence and Society," "My Trials as a War Criminal," 1946 |
| Box 33 Folder 12 | S-other: Saale-Seymour, 1952 |
| Box 33 Folder 13 | S-other: Shafroth-Smyser, 1953 |
| Box 34 Folder 1 | S-other: Snavely-Szczerba-Likiernik, 1954 |
| Box 34 Folder 2 | Tax, Ervin H., 1935 |
| Box 34 Folder 3 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1934
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| Box 34 Folder 4 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1935 |
| Box 34 Folder 5 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1936 |
| Box 34 Folder 6 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1937 |
| Box 34 Folder 7 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1938 |
| Box 34 Folder 8 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1939-1940 |
| Box 34 Folder 9 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1941 |
| Box 34 Folder 10 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, January-July 1942 |
| Box 34 Folder 11 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, August-December 1942 |
| Box 35 Folder 1 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1943 |
| Box 35 Folder 2 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1944-1945 |
| Box 35 Folder 3 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1946-1949 |
| Box 35 Folder 4 | Tax, Sol, correspondence, 1950-1958 |
| Box 35 Folder 5 | Tax, Sol, "The Social Organization of the Fox Indians," "Culture and Civilization in Guatemalan Societies," "Values in Action: The Fox Project," 1939 |
| Box 35 Folder 6 | T, 1947
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| Box 35 Folder 7 | T, 1940’s
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| Box 35 Folder 8 | T, 1940’s
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| Box 35 Folder 9 | T, 1951
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| Box 35 Folder 10 | T, 1930’s
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| Box 35 Folder 11 | T, 1955
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| Box 36 Folder 1 | Tumin, Melvin, 1942 |
| Box 36 Folder 2 | Tyler, Ralph, 1947 |
| Box 36 Folder 3 | T-other: Taft-Tyroler, 1935 |
| Box 36 Folder 4 | Underhill, Ruth, 1951 |
| Box 36 Folder 5 | UNESCO, correspondence, 1946 |
| Box 36 Folder 6-7 | UNESCO, pamphlets and reports, 1947 |
| Box 36 Folder 8 | United States Department of Agriculture
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| Box 36 Folder 9 | United World Federalists, correspondence, 1946 |
| Box 37 Folder 1-2 | United World Federalists, reports and pamphlets, 1949 |
| Box 37 Folder 3 | Urbanization and Cultural Change Seminar, minutes, 1950 |
| Box 37 Folder 4 | U-other: Unitarian Service Committee-Utah Legislative Council, 1950 |
| Box 37 Folder 5 | Vaillant, George, 1930s-1940s |
| Box 37 Folder 6 | V, 1952
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| Box 37 Folder 7 | V, 1942
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| Box 37 Folder 8 | Vidyarthi, L. P.1954 |
| Box 37 Folder 9 | V, 1952
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| Box 37 Folder 10 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1939
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| Box 37 Folder 11 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1940 |
| Box 38 Folder 1 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1941 |
| Box 38 Folder 2 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, January-June 1942 |
| Box 38 Folder 3 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, July-December 1942 |
| Box 38 Folder 4 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1943 |
| Box 38 Folder 5 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1944 |
| Box 38 Folder 6 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1945 |
| Box 38 Folder 7 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1946 |
| Box 38 Folder 8 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, correspondence, 1947-1958 |
| Box 38 Folder 9 | V, 1942
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| Box 39 Folder 1 | V, 1946
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| Box 39 Folder 2 | V-other: Valcarcel-Votaw |
| Box 39 Folder 3 | V, 1940s
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| Box 39 Folder 4 | Wagner, Mario |
| Box 39 Folder 5 | W,
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| Box 39 Folder 6 | Waller, Theodore |
| Box 39 Folder 7 | W, 1940s-1950s
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| Box 39 Folder 8 | War Department |
| Box 39 Folder 9 | War Relocation Authority, correspondence and pamphlets |
| Box 40 Folder 1-2 | War Relocation Authority, newspapers (Japanese-American), 1942 |
| Box 40 Folder 3 | W, 1940s-1950s
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| Box 40 Folder 4 | Warner, W. Lloyd, undated |
| Box 40 Folder 5 | Washburn, S. L., undated
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| Box 40 Folder 6 | W, undated
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| Box 40 Folder 7 | W, undated
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| Box 40 Folder 8 | Weckler, Joseph |
| Box 40 Folder 9 | W, 1940s-1950s
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| Box 41 Folder 1 | Wenner-Gren Foundation (includes correspondence of Viking Fund, Inc., its predecessor), 1946 |
| Box 41 Folder 2 | W, 1949
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| Box 41 Folder 3 | Whalley, Elsa, 1953 |
| Box 41 Folder 4 | W, 1953
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| Box 41 Folder 5 | W, 1953
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| Box 41 Folder 6 | W, 1940
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| Box 41 Folder 7 | W, 1953
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| Box 41 Folder 8 | Wisdom, Charles, correspondence, 1934 |
| Box 41 Folder 9 | Wisdom, Charles, A Chorti Village of Guatemala, publication of, 1938 |
| Box 41 Folder 10 | W, 1950’s
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| Box 41 Folder 11 | Wolff, Kurt H., 1943 |
| Box 41 Folder 12 | W, 1940
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| Box 42 Folder 1 | WORLD (World Order Realized Through Law and Democracy-Gilbert Jonas), 1951 |
| Box 42 Folder 2 | World Area Files (C. S. Ford, Yale University), 1947 |
| Box 42 Folder 3 | World Constitution, Committee to Frame a, 1946 |
| Box 42 Folder 4 | W, 1947
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| Box 42 Folder 5 | W-other: Wahab-Willey, 1958 |
| Box 42 Folder 6 | Williams-Wyoming, University of, 1935 |
| Box 42 Folder 7 | Yang, C.K., 1949 |
| Box 42 Folder 8 | Y, 1936
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| Box 42 Folder 9 | X-Y-Z-other: Xolocotzi-Zook, 1947 |
| Box 42 Folder 10 | Unidentified letters, undated |
Series III: Middle American Field Materials |
Subseries 1: Tepoztlan |
| Box 43 Folder 1 | Field diary, undated |
| Box 43 Folder 2 | Miscellaneous documents, undated |
| Box 43 Folder 3 | "The Mexican Corrido," Porfiriana, undated |
| Box 43 Folder 4-5 | Transcripts of songs, 1931 |
| Box 43 Folder 6-11 | Broadsheets and songbooks, 1920s |
Subseries 2: Yucatan |
Sub-subseries 1: Chan Kom |
| Box 44 Folder 1 | Proposals and outlines (including outline of Chan Kom) |
| Box 44 Folder 2 | Population, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 3 | Family (includes genealogies and departures), 1930 |
| Box 44 Folder 4 | Communications (arrivals and departures), undated |
| Box 44 Folder 5 | Chan Kom History, 1930 |
| Box 44 Folder 6 | Domestic Equipment, 1930 |
| Box 44 Folder 7 | Houses, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 8 | Food and Cookery, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 9 | Clothing, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 10 | Pottery, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 11 | Field Research, 1931
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| Box 44 Folder 12 | Research, 1931
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| Box 44 Folder 13 | Fagina, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 14 | Field Research, undated
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| Box 44 Folder 15 | Agricultural economics, 1931 |
| Box 44 Folder 16 | Family, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 17 | Names, 1930 |
| Box 44 Folder 18 | Political Organization, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 19 | Agrarian Laws, 1930 |
| Box 44 Folder 20 | Liga (male political organization), undated |
| Box 44 Folder 21 | Field Research, 1930
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| Box 44 Folder 22 | Village Fiestas, 1927 |
| Box 44 Folder 23 | Balames (spirits), 1931 |
| Box 44 Folder 24 | Agricultural Ceremonies, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 25 | Field Research, 1931
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| Box 44 Folder 26 | Sickness, 1931 |
| Box 44 Folder 27 | Sickness Ceremonies, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 28 | Divination, 1931 |
| Box 44 Folder 29 | Abstracts of Ceremonies, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 30 | Birth Customs, undated |
| Box 44 Folder 31 | Baptism, Godparents, Tzicil (feast), undated |
| Box 44 Folder 32 | Hetz-Mek (Maya baptism), undated |
| Box 45 Folder 1 | Games, 1931 |
| Box 45 Folder 2 | Marriage, undated |
| Box 45 Folder 3 | Death and Burial, undated |
| Box 45 Folder 4 | Folklore, 1931 |
| Box 45 Folder 5 | Myths, 1925 |
| Box 45 Folder 6 | School, 1917 |
| Box 45 Folder 7 | People, undated |
| Box 45 Folder 8 | Diaries of Edilberto Ceme and Pablo Ku, 1930s |
| Box 45 Folder 9 | Field Research, undated
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| Box 45 Folder 10 | Day-by-day work record of Chan Kom men, 1930s |
| Box 45 Folder 11 | New Notes (variety of topics included), undated |
| Box 45 Folder 12 | Redfield field diary, Chan Kom, 1930 |
| Box 45 Folder 13 | Redfield field diary, Chan Kom and Environs, 1930 |
| Box 45 Folder 14 | Redfield field diary, Villages and Village Life (except Chan Kom and Environs), 1930 |
| Box 46 Folder 1 | Redfield field diary, Merida and General, 1930 |
| Box 46 Folder 2-5 | Villa Chan Kom diary and field notes, 1930-1931 |
| Box 46 Folder 6 | Villa Chan Kom diary and field notes, 1930-1931 |
| Box 46 Folder 7 | Miscellaneous materials, 1950s |
Sub-subseries 2: Dzitas |
| Box 46 Folder 8 | Hypotheses and outlines, undated |
| Box 46 Folder 9 | Social Census, undated |
| Box 46 Folder 10 | Disease in Dzitas (including childbirth, folk botany, witchcraft, etc.), undated |
| Box 47 Folder 1 | Kinship, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 2 | Marriage, Divorce, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 3 | Persons, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 4 | Agricultural ceremonies, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 5 | Fiesta Patronal and other fiestas, 1934 |
| Box 47 Folder 6 | Novenas and Santos, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 7 | Family schedules, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 8 | Government and Fagina, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 9 | Social distance, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 10 | History (of Dzitas), undated |
| Box 47 Folder 11 | Hetz-Mek, Baptism, Confirmation, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 12 | Agricultural economics, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 13 | Research
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| Box 47 Folder 14 | General folklore, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 15 | Miscellaneous notes, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 16 | Notes taken in 1935 |
Sub-subseries 3: Merida |
| Box 47 Folder 17 | "Merida, A Latin American City" (A. T. Hansen?) |
| Box 47 Folder 18 | Hansen notes, pp.1001-1025, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 19 | Hansen notes, pp. 1026-1057, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 20 | Hansen notes, pp. 1058-1087, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 21 | Hansen notes, pp. 1088-1116, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 22 | Hansen notes, pp. 1117-1144, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 23 | Hansen notes, pp. 1145-1191, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 24 | Hansen notes, pp. 1192-1246, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 25 | Hansen notes, pp. 1247-1292, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 26 | Hansen notes, pp. 1293-1342, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 27 | Hansen notes, pp. 1343-1363, undated |
| Box 47 Folder 28 | Hansen, manuscript, undated |
| Box 48 Folder 1 | Hansen notes, Merida tales and myths, 1933 |
| Box 48 Folder 2 | Hansen and Villa, notes on winds, 1933 |
Sub-subseries 4: Quintana Roo |
| Box 48 Folder 3 | Notes
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| Box 48 Folder 4 | Diario Ethnologico de un viaje a Quintana Roo, 1932 |
| Box 48 Folder 5 | Notes, 1932
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| Box 48 Folder 6 | Ethnographic Diary, 1935-1936 |
| Box 48 Folder 7 | Ethnographic Diary, (copy), 1935-1936 |
| Box 48 Folder 8 | Notes on Tusik, undated |
| Box 48 Folder 9 | Notes on Tusik, (copy), undated |
| Box 49 Folder 1 | Segunda Parte Etnografia, Capitulo VI-VIII, undated |
| Box 49 Folder 2 | Preliminary notes, 1932 |
| Box 49 Folder 3 | Notes regarding third trip to Quintana Roo, February, 1933 |
| Box 49 Folder 4-7 | Notes (typewritten, in Spanish), undated |
| Box 49 Folder 8 | Ethnographical Investigation of Quintana Roo, 1935-1936 |
| Box 49 Folder 9 | Datos sobre la despoblacion de Quintana Roo, 1936 |
| Box 49 Folder 10 | Tentative list of correspondences between ceremonies celebrated at Chan Kom and those observed at X-Cacal and Tusik, undated |
| Box 49 Folder 11 | Miscellaneous notes, 1930 |
| Box 49 Folder 12 | H. Adrian, "Some Observances concerning the Maya Indians of Quintana Roo, 1924-1925" |
| Box 50 Folder 1 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1930 |
| Box 50 Folder 2 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1931 |
| Box 50 Folder 3 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1932 |
| Box 50 Folder 4 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1933 |
| Box 50 Folder 5 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1934 |
| Box 50 Folder 6 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1935 |
| Box 50 Folder 7 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1936 |
| Box 50 Folder 8 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1937 |
| Box 50 Folder 9 | Villa Rojas correspondence with Redfields, 1938 |
| Box 50 Folder 10 | Villa Rojas, Alfonso, autobiography, 1934 |
| Box 51 Folder 1 | Culture and Civilization in Yucatan: outlines this was originally proposed as the title of Folk Culture of Yucatan, undated |
| Box 51 Folder 2 | Spanish language text on Mexican folkways, undated |
| Box 51 Folder 3 | "The Sacred and the Secular in Yucatan and Guatemala" by Redfield with comments by Sol Tax, undated |
| Box 51 Folder 4 | "Spanish and Indian" the extent of Influence of Each Heritage," undated |
| Box 51 Folder 5 | Mrs. Morley's photographs used in the book, undated |
| Box 51 Folder 6-8 | Spanish translation of Folk Culture of Yucatan, undated |
| Box 51 Folder 9 | Books
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Sub-subseries 5: General Yucatan |
| Box 52 Folder 1 | A Village that Chose Progress, suggested outline and notes, undated |
| Box 52 Folder 2-3 | Social Change in a Maya Village: Chan Kom, Yucatan, 1931-1948 |
| Box 52 Folder 4 | Carnegie Institution of Washington, Division of Historical Research, Budgets, 1935-1948 |
| Box 52 Folder 5 | Carnegie Institution of Washington, Redfield Expense Accounts, 1946 |
| Box 52 Folder 6-7 | Carnegie Institution of Washington, Villa Expense Accounts1936-1946 |
| Box 52 Folder 8 | Miscellaneous (demographic charts, maps, etc.: see also BOX 94: charts) |
Subseries 3: Guatemala |
| Box 53 Folder 1 | Redfield field notebooks, 1937 and 1938 |
| Box 53 Folder 2 | Diaries, 1930s-1940s
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| Box 53 Folder 3 | Redfield diary, longhand, 1939-1940 |
| Box 53 Folder 4 | Tax field diary, typed, 1940-1941 |
| Box 53 Folder 5 | Notes, 1945
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| Box 53 Folder 6-8 | Benjamin Paul, typed notes, 1941 |
| Box 53 Folder 9 | Benjamin Paul, table of contents: pp. 1-54, undated |
| Box 53 Folder 10 | Benjamin Paul, pp. 55-187, undated |
| Box 53 Folder 11 | Benjamin Paul, pp. 188-265, undated |
| Box 54 Folder 1 | Benjamin Paul, pp. 266-400, 1940 |
| Box 54 Folder 2 | Benjamin Paul, pp. 401-524, 1940 |
| Box 54 Folder 3 | Benjamin Paul, pp. 525-679, 31940 |
| Box 54 Folder 4 | Miscellaneous duplicate pages, 1040 |
| Box 54 Folder 5 | "April is This Afternoon" by Redfield also on microfilm, undated |
| Box 54 Folder 6 | Sol Tax, writings, undated
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| Box 54 Folder 7 | Notes and field reports, undated
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| Box 54 Folder 8 | John Gillin materials on Jilotepeque, Guatemala |
| Box 54 Folder 9 | Redfield and Tax reports on Guatemalan field work |
| Box 54 Folder 10 | Survey and court cases, undated |
| Box 54 Folder 11 | Ethnographic notes, 1940 |
| Box 55 Folder 1 | Ethnographic notes, undated |
| Box 55 Folder 2 | Letters of introduction for Redfield |
| Box 55 Folder 3 | Correspondence, 1940-1945 |
Subseries 4: Chiapas |
| Box 55 Folder 4 | Villa Field notes from Tzeltal project, 1942 |
| Box 55 Folder 5 | Notes and research materials
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Subseries 5: Photographs |
| Box 55 Folder 6 | Prints, undated |
| Box 55 Folder 7-9 | Negatives, undated |
| Box 55 Folder 10 | Negatives and prints, 1931 |
| Box 55 Folder 11 | Negatives and prints, 1931 |
Subseries 6: General Notes |
| Box 56 Folder 1 | Houses, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 2 | Pottery, 1933 |
| Box 56 Folder 3 | Photographs of local costumes, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 4 | Art work, 1920s-1930s
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| Box 56 Folder 5 | Santos, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 6 | Minor Arts, 1928 |
| Box 56 Folder 7 | Weaving, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 8 | Musical Instruments, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 9 | Dances, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 10 | Transportation, 1931 |
| Box 56 Folder 11 | Death, 1930 |
| Box 56 Folder 12 | Holy Week, 1927 |
| Box 56 Folder 13 | Fiestas, 1936 |
| Box 56 Folder 14 | Carnival, 1927 |
| Box 56 Folder 15 | Popular Games: Drama, 1930 |
| Box 56 Folder 16 | Nativistic Literature, 1935 |
| Box 56 Folder 17 | Alabados, 1926 |
| Box 56 Folder 18 | Physical Type, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 19 | Kitchen, undated |
| Box 56 Folder 20 | Cities, 1929 |
| Box 56 Folder 21 | Nationalism, 1930s |
| Box 56 Folder 22 | Manufacturing, 1926 |
| Box 56 Folder 23 | Mexican Border, 1926 |
| Box 56 Folder 24 | Current History and Politics, 1925 |
| Box 56 Folder 25 | Education, 1930 |
| Box 56 Folder 26 | Exports and Imports: Commerce, 1933 |
| Box 57 Folder 1 | Maps, 1937 |
| Box 57 Folder 2 | Marriage, 1932 |
| Box 57 Folder 3 | Curanderas (healers), 1898-1928 |
| Box 57 Folder 4 | Mayordomia, 1930 |
| Box 57 Folder 5 | "Pastoral Letter of the Catholic Episcopate of the United States on the Religious Situation in Mexico", 1926 |
| Box 57 Folder 6 | Catalogue of popular plant names, 1923 |
| Box 57 Folder 7 | Statistical material (assembled by the U. S. Commercial Attache, Mexico City), 1930 |
| Box 57 Folder 8 | Kinship terms used by (Spanish-speaking) Ladinos of Agua Escondida, undated, 1924 |
| Box 57 Folder 9 | "Notes on the Huaxteca Indians of San Luis Potosi, Mexico" by Rudolph Schuller, undated |
| Box 57 Folder 10 | Languages, undated |
| Box 57 Folder 11 | Population and demography, 1930 |
| Box 57 Folder 12 | "Trabajo del Lugar" by De La Fuente, Oaxaca, undated |
| Box 57 Folder 13 | "Family, Kinship and Marriage in Middle America" by George Fathauer, undated |
| Box 57 Folder 14 | Bishop Toral's Diocesan Instructions (notes in English and Spanish), undated |
| Box 57 Folder 15 | "The Food of the Present-Day Maya Indians of Yucatan" by Francis Benedict and Morris Steggerda, 1936 |
| Box 57 Folder 16 | "Compendio y Descripcion de las Indias Occidentale" by Vasquez de Espinosa, undated |
| Box 57 Folder 17 | Report of field trip of Norman McQuown, March, 1950 |
| Box 57 Folder 18 | Notes and research materials
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| Box 57 Folder 19 | Booklet for survey of social institutions, produced by Instituto de Investigaciones Sociales, Universidad Nacional Autonoma, Mexico, undated |
Subseries 7: Mexicans in Chicago |
| Box 57 Folder 20 | "The Mexicans in Chicago," field journal, 1924-1925 |
| Box 57 Folder 21 | Essays, charts and transcribed documents describing Mexican immigrant life in Chicago, 1923-1925 |
| Box 57 Folder 22 | Address book, related to study of Mexicans in Chicago, circa 1924 |
Series IV: Redfield Publications |
Subseries 1: Books, Articles and Speeches |
| Box 58 Folder 1 | Bibliography of Redfield's work (2 copies), undated |
| Box 58 Folder 2 | Academic freedom in America and Britain (Roundtable no. 743), 1952 |
| Box 58 Folder 3 | "America at War: The Japanese American," Walgreen Foundation Lecture, 1942 |
| Box 58 Folder 4 | "My Adventures as a Mexican," 1928 |
| Box 58 Folder 5 | "An Ancient Art in an Ancient Village," 1928 |
| Box 58 Folder 6 | "Anthropological Understanding of Man," undated |
| Box 58 Folder 7 | "Anthropology, a Natural Science?," 1936 |
| Box 58 Folder 8 | "Anthropology and the Primitive Community," 1955 |
| Box 58 Folder 9 | "Anthropology: Unity and Diversity," 1936-1937 |
| Box 58 Folder 10 | "An Arab's view of Point IV," (with Ali Othman, Roundtable nos., 749-750), 1952
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| Box 58 Folder 11 | "Area Programs in Education and Research," 1944 |
| Box 58 Folder 12 | "Art and Icon," 1958 |
| Box 58 Folder 13 | "The Art of Social Science", undated |
| Box 58 Folder 14 | "The Back Stairs of Yucatan," 1933 |
| Box 58 Folder 15 | "The Calpolli-Barrio in a Present-Day Pueblo," 1928 |
| Box 58 Folder 16 | "Can Human Nature be Changed: an outline of a discussion", undated |
| Box 58 Folder 17 | "Can Rules or Tutors Educate?," 1943 |
| Box 58 Folder 18 | "The Carnival in Tepoztlan, Morelos," 1928 |
| Box 58 Folder 19 | "The Cerahpa and the Castiyohpa in Tepoztlan," 1927 |
| Box 58 Folder 20 | Chan Kom, reviews and correspondence see also-BOX 44, 1935 |
| Box 59 Folder 1 | "Characterization of Civilizations," 1956 |
| Box 59 Folder 2 | "The Chinese in a World Community," 1949 |
| Box 59 Folder 3 | "Civilization (Collier's Encyclopedia), undated |
| Box 59 Folder 4 | "Civilization and the Moral Order," 1950 |
| Box 59 Folder 5 | "Civilizations as Things Thought About: Anthropological Approaches," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 6 | "The Commands of Reason" see also- Internal Security in America, 1952 |
| Box 59 Folder 7 | "Comments for the Conference on Comparative Method," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 8 | "Communists should teach in American Universities," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 9 | "This Community of Scholars," 1948 |
| Box 59 Folder 10 | "Community Studies in Japan and China," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 11 | "Comparative Study of Cultures, A Table of Contents for a Book," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 12 | Concept and Theory in the Study of Culture, Personality and Human Nature (notes only), undated |
| Box 59 Folder 13 | "The Consequence of Atomic Energy," 1949 |
| Box 59 Folder 14 | "A Contribution of Anthropology to the Training of Teachers," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 15 | "Cultural Anthropology and Modern Agriculture" (includes: Antropologia Cultural y Agricultura Moderna), undated |
| Box 59 Folder 16 | "Cultural Anthropology in Humanistic Education," undated |
| Box 59 Folder 17 | Cultural Marginality (notes only), undated |
| Box 59 Folder 18 | "The Cultural Role of the Cities" (with Milton Singer), undated |
| Box 59 Folder 19 | "Culture and Education in the Midwestern Highlands of Guatemala," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 1 | "Culture Changes in Yucatan," 1934 |
| Box 60 Folder 2 | "Culture Contact without Conflict," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 3 | "Dangerous Duty of the University," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 4 | "Defense of Academic Freedom," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 5 | "Democracy in Higher Education," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 6 | "Difficult Duty of Speech," undated |
| Box 60 Folder 7 | "Disease and Its Treatment in Dzitas, Yucatan," with Margaret Park Redfield, 1940 |
| Box 60 Folder 8 | "Does America Need a Hearing Aid?," 1953 |
| Box 60 Folder 9 | Does the Study of Culture Reveal a Common Human Nature?, undated |
| Box 60 Folder 10 | "The Ear of America," 1952 |
| Box 60 Folder 11 | "Education: For Aristocracy or Equality?," 1950 |
| Box 60 Folder 12 | "The Education of the Will," 1943 |
| Box 60 Folder 13 | The Educational Experience (a series of lectures sponsored by the Fund for Adult Education and sometimes referred to as the "Redfield Lectures," 1955 |
| Box 60 Folder 14 | Embree, Edwin, in Memoriam (funeral eulogy given by Redfield), undated |
| Box 60 Folder 15 | Ethnic Groups and Nationality, undated |
| Box 60 Folder 16 | "Ethnography of Tzeltal Communities of Chiapas," notes on (with Alfonso Villa), 1939
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| Box 60 Folder 17 | Folk Culture of Yucatan: General Correspondence Reviews, Correspondence about Spanish Translation see also-BOX 51, 1942 |
| Box 61 Folder 1 | "The Folk Society" (in English, Spanish and Chinese), undated |
| Box 61 Folder 2 | "The Folk Society and Culture," undated |
| Box 61 Folder 3 | "Folk Society and Social Science," 1939 |
| Box 61 Folder 4 | "Folkways and City Ways," undated |
| Box 61 Folder 5 | "Formulation of a Problem in the Study of Society" (notes only), 1938 |
| Box 61 Folder 6 | Frankfurt Lectures, undated
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| Box 61 Folder 7 | Frankfurt Lectures, undated
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| Box 61 Folder 8 | FrankfurtLectures, undated
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| Box 61 Folder 9 | Frankfurt Lectures, undated
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| Box 61 Folder 10 | Frankfurt Lectures: "Sozialwissenschaft und Ethik," undated |
| Box 61 Folder 11 | The Future of Civilization, 1958 |
| Box 61 Folder 12 | General Characteristics of Present-Day Meso-American Indian Society, with Sol Tax, undated |
| Box 62 Folder 1 | "The Genius of the University," 1956 |
| Box 62 Folder 2 | "Government by Just Not Telling," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 3 | "History of Ethnology," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 4 | "How Human Science Operates," 1956 |
| Box 62 Folder 5 | "How Shall the City Attempt Philosophy?," 1941 |
| Box 62 Folder 6 | Human Nature and the Study of Society (Margaret Redfield's correspondence concerning the publication of the Redfield Papers), 1961 |
| Box 62 Folder 7 | "The Humane Profession," by Redfield, undated |
| Box 62 Folder 8 | Hunting and Gathering People (notes and correspondence only), 1956 |
| Box 62 Folder 9 | "In Cultural Change," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 10 | "The Indian in Mexico (or) Indians and Indianism" with introduction by Margaret Park Redfield (2 copies), 1940 |
| Box 62 Folder 11 | "Indian-Latino Relations," 1940 |
| Box 62 Folder 12 | "Internal Security in America," undated, 1945 |
| Box 62 Folder 13 | "Issues Faced in the Improvement of Upper-Division Curriculum in the Social Sciences," 1945 |
| Box 62 Folder 14 | "Jews, Christians and Professors," 1943 |
| Box 62 Folder 15 | "Latin-American View of the Good Life" (with Daniel Cosío Villegas and Alfonso Reyes, Roundtable no. 504), 1947 |
| Box 62 Folder 16 | Little Community, course materials, 1953
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| Box 62 Folder 17 | Little Community, course materials, 1953
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| Box 62 Folder 18 | Little Community, course materials, 1953
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| Box 62 Folder 19 | Little Community, correspondence and reviews, 1955 |
| Box 62 Folder 20 | "Maine's Ancient Law in the Light of Primitive Societies," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 21 | Man in Society, "How Human Society Operates," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 22 | "Man, Nature of (or) Human Nature (Encyclopedia Britannica)," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 23 | "The Material Culture of Spanish-Indian Mexico," 1929 |
| Box 62 Folder 24 | "Maya Archaeology as the Mayas See it," undated |
| Box 62 Folder 25 | "Mayas and Modern Civilization," 1933 |
| Box 63 Folder 1 | "Memorandum for the Study of Acculturation," (with Ralph Linton and Melville Herskovits), 1936 |
| Box 63 Folder 2 | General Characteristic of Present-Day Meso-American Indian Society, (with Sol Tax), Messenger Lectureship, Cornell University, see-Primitive World and Its Transformations, undated |
| Box 63 Folder 3 | "Mexico: The Next Six Years" (with Ramón Beteta Alejandro Carrillo, Roundtable n o. 455) |
| Box 63 Folder 4 | "Natural History of the Folk Society," undated |
| Box 63 Folder 5 | "Nature of Anthropology," undated |
| Box 63 Folder 6 | "The Nature of Human Culture," undated |
| Box 63 Folder 7 | The Negro after the War (correspondence and notes only), 1935 |
| Box 63 Folder 8 | "A Note on the General and Specific in Education," 1954 |
| Box 63 Folder 9 | "Peace as a Problem of Ethnology," 1954 |
| Box 63 Folder 10 | "Peace as a Problem of Race," 1944 |
| Box 63 Folder 11 | "The Peasant and Modern Civilization," undated |
| Box 63 Folder 12-14 | "Peasant Society and Culture" (lectures originally given at Swarthmore College), 1955 |
| Box 63 Folder 15 | "Peasant's View of the Good Life" (2 copies), undated |
| Box 64 Folder 1 | "The Present-Day Maya," 1941 |
| Box 64 Folder 2 | "The Pressure to Conform," 1952 |
| Box 64 Folder 3 | "The Price of Peace," undated |
| Box 64 Folder 4 | "Primitive and Peasant: Simple and Compound Society," undated |
| Box 64 Folder 5 | "Primitive Law" (includes bibliography), 1941 |
| Box 64 Folder 6 | "Primitive Merchants of Guatemala," 1939 |
| Box 64 Folder 7 | "The Primitive World View," 1952 |
| Box 64 Folder 8-12 | The Primitive World and Its Transformations (these were a series of lectures first given at Cornell University in 1952: included are a French translation, notes, correspondence and reviews, 1950 |
| Box 64 Folder 13 | The Problem of the Freedom of the Press (notes only), undated |
| Box 64 Folder 14 | "Progress," undated |
| Box 65 Folder 1 | "Race and Class in Yucatan," 1938 |
| Box 65 Folder 2 | "Race and Human Nature: An Anthropologist's View," 1944 |
| Box 65 Folder 3 | "Race and Religion in Selective Admission," 1947 |
| Box 65 Folder 4 | "Race: Fact and Belief," 1952 |
| Box 65 Folder 5 | "Race in Human and Social Nature," 1944 |
| Box 65 Folder 6 | "Race is What We Make It," 1942 |
| Box 65 Folder 7 | "Races and Nationalities," 1924 |
| Box 65 Folder 8 | "Races in Latin America" (notes only), 1943 |
| Box 65 Folder 9 | "The Reading Period at the University of Chicago" Redfield Lectures, see-Educational Experience, undated |
| Box 65 Folder 10 | "The Regional Aspect of Culture," 1930 |
| Box 65 Folder 11 | "Relation between Social Science and Values" (notes only), undated |
| Box 65 Folder 12 | "The Relations between Indians and Ladinos in Agua Escondida," Guatemala, 1956 |
| Box 65 Folder 13 | "Relation of Anthropology to the Social Sciences and the Humanities," 1952 |
| Box 65 Folder 14 | "Religion in Micronesia and Outline of Micronesian Culture" (papers written while a graduate student, 1924 |
| Box 65 Folder 15 | "Remedial Plants of Tepoztlan: A Mexican Folk Herbal," 1928 |
| Box 66 Folder 1 | "Research in the Social Sciences: Its Significance for General Education," 1941-1964 |
| Box 66 Folder 2 | "Research Materials in Middle American Ethnology with Special Reference to Chicago Libraries," 1942 |
| Box 66 Folder 3 | "Research Problems in Mexico and Guatemala" (with Ralph Beals), undated |
| Box 66 Folder 4 | "Role of Anthropology in Humanistic Education," 1947 |
| Box 66 Folder 5 | Essays
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| Box 66 Folder 6 | "Sanctions" (notes only), undated |
| Box 66 Folder 7 | "Second Epilogue to Maya History," 1932 |
| Box 66 Folder 8 | Shylock and Othello -- Then and Now (notes only), undated |
| Box 66 Folder 9 | Sigma Xi Panel Discussion (December 1945, on federal funds for research |
| Box 66 Folder 10 | "Social and Cultural Change," 1957 |
| Box 66 Folder 11 | "The Social Implications of Race," 1941 |
| Box 66 Folder 12 | "The Social Organization of Tradition," 1948 |
| Box 66 Folder 13 | Social Revolution in China (notes and correspondence on), undated |
| Box 66 Folder 14 | "Social Science among the Humanities," undated |
| Box 66 Folder 15 | "Social Science as Method" (notes only), undated |
| Box 66 Folder 16 | "Social Science in our Society," undated |
| Box 66 Folder 17 | "Social Science in the Atomic Age," 1945 |
| Box 67 Folder 1 | "Social Science Research in General Education," 1951 |
| Box 67 Folder 2 | "The Social Scientist in our Society," undated |
| Box 67 Folder 3 | "Social Scientist: Man Between," 1954 |
| Box 67 Folder 4 | "Social Uses of Social Science," 1947 |
| Box 67 Folder 5 | "Societies and Cultures as Natural Systems," 1955 |
| Box 67 Folder 6 | "The Sociology of Literacy" (notes only), undated |
| Box 67 Folder 7 | "The Study of Culture in General Education," 1947 |
| Box 67 Folder 8 | "Studies of the Relations of Linguistics Structure to World View and Modes of Thought" (notes only), undated |
| Box 67 Folder 9 | "Talk with a Stranger," undated |
| Box 67 Folder 10 | Tepoztlan (reviews and royalty reports), 1935 |
| Box 67 Folder 11 | "Thinker and Intellectual in Primitive Society," 1957 |
| Box 67 Folder 12 | "This Being an Ethnologist," 1938 |
| Box 67 Folder 13 | "Training in the Social Sciences under a Divisional Organization," 1934-1937 |
| Box 67 Folder 14 | "Tribe, Peasant and City," 1953 |
| Box 67 Folder 15 | "The Universally Human and Culturally Variable," 1957 |
| Box 67 Folder 16 | Values, 1953 |
| Box 67 Folder 17 | "Values in Action, A Comment," 1957 |
| Box 67 Folder 18 | A Village that Chose Progress (review) see also- BOX 52, 1950 |
| Box 67 Folder 19 | "Visit to China," post 1948 |
| Box 67 Folder 20 | "What We Know about Race," 1943 |
| Box 67 Folder 21 | "What's Past is Prologue" (with Richard McKeon and Louis Wirth, Roundtable no. 615) |
| Box 68 Folder 1 | "The Wisdom of Huckleberry Finn," 1935 |
| Box 68 Folder 2 | "World Government as Seen by a Social Scientist," undated |
| Box 68 Folder 3 | World Government Book (never completed: includes correspondence), 1949 |
| Box 68 Folder 4 | World Government Why and What, undated |
| Box 68 Folder 5 | "World View" (notes), undated |
Subseries 2: Introductions, Reviews and Miscellaneous Notes |
| Box 68 Folder 6 | "Introduction: Social Anthropology of North American Tribes," Fred Eggan, Ed., 1937 |
| Box 68 Folder 7 | Introduction: papers by Fried and Beardsley, Far Eastern Quarterly, 1954 |
| Box 68 Folder 8 | Introduction: Pascua: A Yaqui Village by E. H. Spicer, undated |
| Box 68 Folder 9 | Introduction to talk by S. L. Washburn, Citizens' Board, 1950 |
| Box 68 Folder 10 | Discussion, "Sociology and Common Sense" by Carl C. Taylor, 1947 |
| Box 68 Folder 11 | Review, Decadence by C. E. M. Joad, 1950 |
| Box 68 Folder 12 | Book reviews, 1930-1940 |
| Box 68 Folder 13 | Book reviews, 1941-1956 |
| Box 68 Folder 14 | Miscellaneous notes, undated |
Series V: Teaching Materials |
| Box 69 Folder 1 | Aid to Underdeveloped Areas, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 2 | Anthropological Dictionary, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 3 | Anthropology and Religion, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 4 | Anthropology in the Sciences, 1936 |
| Box 69 Folder 5 | As the Anthropologist Views Religion, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 6 | Biological and Cultural Factors in Race Classification, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 7 | Civilization: Its Unique and Its Generic Character, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 8 | Comparative Ethics and Swarthmore Value seminar, undated |
| Box 69 Folder 9 | Comparison of Cultures, Bibliography (2 additional copies), undated |
| Box 69 Folder 10 | Comparison of Cultures, Outline for a Discussion of the Characterization and Comparison of Cultures (2 copies), undated |
| Box 69 Folder 11 | Comparison of Cultures, 1953-1957
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| Box 69 Folder 12 | Comparison of Cultures, McKim Marriott, "Village, Region and Nations: Little Communities in an Indigenous Civilization," parts I & II, 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 13 | Comparison of Cultures, A. Beals, "Cultural Change in a Mysore Village," 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 14 | Comparison of Cultures, A. Beals, "Cultural Change in a Namhalli Village," 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 15 | Comparison of Cultures, Bernard Cohn, "The Changing Status of the Depressed Castes," parts I & II, 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 16 | Comparison of Cultures, Oscar Lewis, "The Mexican and Indian Village An Analysis of Village Factions, 1954" |
| Box 69 Folder 17 | Comparison of Cultures, D. G. Mandelbaum, "Value System & World View: the Kota" (2 copies), 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 18 | Comparison of Cultures, A. T. Mosher, "The Influence of Hindu Religion and Social Traditions on the Village Economy," undated |
| Box 69 Folder 19-23 | Comparison of Cultures, notes, 1954 |
| Box 69 Folder 22 | Concepts, Nature of, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 1-3 | Cultural Anthropology, Methods in, 1954 |
| Box 70 Folder 4 | Cultural and Personality Integration in Folk and Urban Societies, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 5 | Cultural Change, 1946 |
| Box 70 Folder 6 | Cultural Diversity vs. Cultural Unity, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 7 | Cultural Role of Cities, 1951 |
| Box 70 Folder 8 | Cultural Tradition outside the Civilization, 1956 |
| Box 70 Folder 9 | Culture and Civilization, 1948 |
| Box 70 Folder 10 | Culture and Personality Course, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 11 | Culture and the Individual, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 12 | Difference, Inequality, Injustice, 1949 |
| Box 70 Folder 13 | Elliot Smith and Kulturkreislehre, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 14 | Ethnic Differences and the Rise of Anthropology, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 15 | Ethnographic Method, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 16 | Ethnography, Methods in, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 17 | Ethnology, Notes on, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 18 | Evolutionists, Notes on, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 19 | Folk Society, introduction, Nature of the Course, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 20 | Folk Society, outlines, 1947 |
| Box 70 Folder 21 | Folk Society, Synopsis of the course, 1947 |
| Box 70 Folder 22 | Folk Society, general, 1947 |
| Box 70 Folder 23 | Folk Society, References and Book lists, 1947 |
| Box 70 Folder 24 | Folk Society, What Is a Culture, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 25 | Folk Society, The Ideal Type, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 26 | Folk Society, Culture, Society, Civilization and Related Topics, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 27 | Folk Society, Culture, Society and Civilization, undated |
| Box 70 Folder 28 | Folk Society, Folk Society and Civilization, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 1 | Folk Society, Smallness, Homogeneity, Literacy, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 2 | Folk Society, The Secular Folk, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 3 | Folk Society, The Sacred Society, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 4 | Folk Society, Ritual-Ceremony, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 5 | Folk Society, Taboo, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 6 | Folk Society, Myth, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 7 | Folk Society, The Folk Society in History, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 8 | Folk Society, Folk Economics, 1950 |
| Box 71 Folder 9 | Folk Society, Yucatan Research, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 10 | Folk Society, Political Organization, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 11 | Folk Society, Notes on the Diagrammatic Ordering of Societies with Reference to "Folkness," undated |
| Box 71 Folder 12 | Folk Society, Nationalism-Nationalistic Movements, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 13 | Folk Society, The Moral Order, "Immanent Justice," undated |
| Box 71 Folder 14 | Folk Society, The Folk Mind, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 15 | Folk Society, Kinship, 1947 |
| Box 71 Folder 16 | Folk Society, The Division of Labor, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 17 | Folk Society, Polyani-Status Economy, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 18 | Folk Society, Tawney-Religion and the Rise of Civilization |
| Box 71 Folder 19 | Folk Society, Von Martin, Sociology of the Renaissance (review by John Bennett), undated |
| Box 71 Folder 20 | Folk Society, Carr, Conditions of Peace, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 21 | Folk Society, Durkheim, Elementary Forms, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 22 | Folk Society, Mill, On Liberty, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 23 | Folk Society, undated
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| Box 71 Folder 24 | Folk Society, Mayo, Human Problems of an Industrial Civilization, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 25 | Folk Society, Kelsen, Nature and Society, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 26 | Folk Society, Maine, Morgan, Tönnies, Durkheim, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 27 | Folk Society, references relevant to the course and not incorporated in it, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 28 | Functionalists, notes on, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 29 | The Historical and the Scientific in Anthropology, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 30 | How to Think about Mankind, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 31 | How We Live, undated |
| Box 71 Folder 32 | Human Communities, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 1-5 | Human Nature, 1951 |
| Box 72 Folder 6 | Ideal Types, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 7 | The Indian in Latin America, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 8 | Indian in Mexico and Guatemala, 1943 |
| Box 72 Folder 9 | Law: Constraint and Creation, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 10 | Law, Nature of, 1951 |
| Box 72 Folder 11 | Liberal Education in a Free Society, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 12 | Little Community, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 13 | Malinowski on Religion, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 14-17 | The Maya Aztec, and Related Indian Cultures, 1935 |
| Box 72 Folder 18 | Meso-American Civilization, Toltecs, 1940 |
| Box 72 Folder 19 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya Dates, 1947 |
| Box 72 Folder 20 | Meso-American Civilization, Ancient Maya Culture |
| Box 72 Folder 21 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya Building and the World View, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 22 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya History, sketches and paintings, representing Mayan art, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 23 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya Archaeology, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 24 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya Calendar, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 25 | Meso-American Civilization, Aztec Culture, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 26 | Meso-American Civilization, Aztec Archaeology, undated |
| Box 72 Folder 27 | Meso-American Civilization, Aztec History, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 1 | Meso-American Civilization, Aztec Calendar, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 2 | Meso-American Civilization, Nahua Period, includes sketches of Aztec artwork, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 3 | Meso-American Civilization, Material for Reading Glyphs, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 4 | Meso-American Civilization, Maya Ethnology, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 5 | Meso-American Civilization, Middle American Reading List, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 6 | Meso-American Civilization, Outline: Problems of the Field, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 7 | Meso-American Civilization, Historical Outline relating North and South America, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 8 | Meso-American Civilization, Archaic, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 9 | Meso-American Civilization, Exams, Topics, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 10 | Meso-American Civilization, Notes, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 11 | Middle America Lectures, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 12 | "Methods", undated |
| Box 73 Folder 13-14 | Middle American Ethnology, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 15 | Minorities and the American Way of Life, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 16 | Moral Order, Outline for the Study of, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 17 | Nature of Civilization, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 18 | Political Theory, undated |
| Box 73 Folder 19-20 | Present-Day Mexico, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 1 | Primitive Law, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 2 | Progress and Cultural Relativity, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 3 | Social Anthropology, Concepts in, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 4 | Social Anthropology, Methods in, 1958 |
| Box 74 Folder 5 | Social Anthropology, Notes on, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 6 | Social Anthropology, 1957 |
| Box 74 Folder 7 | Social Change for the schools, Seminar on Implications of, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 8-10 | Social Science 2, 1942 |
| Box 74 Folder 11 | Subject Matter of Anthropology, Culture, 1934 |
| Box 74 Folder 12-14 | Values Seminar, 1955 |
| Box 74 Folder 15 | Wholes and Systems, undated |
| Box 74 Folder 16 | Miscellaneous Notes, undated |
Series VI: Student Papers |
| Box 74 Folder 17 | Adams, John, "Indian Art in Malaysia," undated |
| Box 74 Folder 18 | Adams, Robert
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| Box 75 Folder 1 | Alegria-Allison
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| Box 75 Folder 2 | Ball-Bowers
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| Box 75 Folder 3 | Braidwood-Bro
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| Box 75 Folder 4 | Brown
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| Box 75 Folder 5 | Carr-Cartwright
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| Box 75 Folder 6 | Chamberlain-Chave
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| Box 75 Folder 7 | Cohen-Cole
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| Box 75 Folder 8 | Collette-Collins
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| Box 75 Folder 9 | Commons-Cruise
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| Box 75 Folder 10 | DeVos, George, "Japan: From the Aspect of Social Anthropology," 1946 |
| Box 75 Folder 11 | Diefenderfer, Paul T., "Totemism in Africa," 1926 |
| Box 75 Folder 12 | Dunham-Ebright
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| Box 75 Folder 13 | Eggan, Fred, "The Influence of India on Malaysia: The Problem Involved," 1930 |
| Box 75 Folder 14 | Elliott-Embree
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| Box 75 Folder 15 | Enberger-Field
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| Box 76 Folder 1 | Flory-Friedman
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| Box 76 Folder 2 | Gans-Ganswoort
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| Box 76 Folder 3 | Giffin-Gittings
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| Box 76 Folder 4 | Gordon-Greenlee
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| Box 76 Folder 5 | Greenman-Griffin
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| Box 76 Folder 6 | Griffin, John W., "The Taino Culture of the West Indies," 1943 |
| Box 76 Folder 7 | Grimes, Lena E., "New Britain and the Admiralities," 1932 |
| Box 76 Folder 8 | Grip-Hall
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| Box 76 Folder 9 | Hanna-Harris
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| Box 76 Folder 10 | Hartman-Heisey
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| Box 76 Folder 11 | Hendon-Hogle
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| Box 76 Folder 12 | Holdengraber-Horner
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| Box 77 Folder 1 | Howe-Hyde
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| Box 77 Folder 2 | Jacobsen-Jennings
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| Box 77 Folder 3 | Junek, Oscar W., "Blanc Sablon: A Study of an Isolated Labrador Fishing Village" (Abstract and Summary of MA Thesis), 1935 |
| Box 77 Folder 4 | Junek, Oscar W., "Improved Techniques of Plaster Casting of Human Types," 1935 |
| Box 77 Folder 5 | Junker-Kasuga
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| Box 77 Folder 6 | Kirchhoff-Korteling
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| Box 77 Folder 7 | Kraus-Krogman
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| Box 77 Folder 8 | Lacey-Laves
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| Box 78 Folder 1 | Laves-Lesser
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| Box 78 Folder 2 | Levine-Lewis
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| Box 78 Folder 3 | Lillywhite-Litvak
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| Box 78 Folder 4 | Lowenthal-Luckhardt
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| Box 78 Folder 5 | McAllister-McFarland
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| Box 78 Folder 6 | McGregor-Mark
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| Box 78 Folder 7 | Martin-Matsoukas
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| Box 78 Folder 8 | Mayhall-Meeker
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| Box 78 Folder 9 | Merz, Robert, "Artistic Life in China," undated" |
| Box 78 Folder 10 | Merz, Robert
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| Box 78 Folder 11 | Midkiff-Minus
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| Box 78 Folder 12 | Mott-Murra
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| Box 79 Folder 1 | Nelson-Nesbitt
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| Box 79 Folder 2 | Neumann-Offer
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| Box 79 Folder 3 | O'Neil-Oppenheimer
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| Box 79 Folder 4 | Osanai-Otten
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| Box 79 Folder 5 | Padilla-Pardee, 1930s
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| Box 79 Folder 6-7 | Pardee, Ruth, "A Study of the Functions of Associations in a Small Negro Community in Chicago," MA dissertation, 1937 |
| Box 79 Folder 8 | Patterson-Pederson, 1930s
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| Box 79 Folder 9 | Pannes-Platt, 1930s
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| Box 79 Folder 10 | Pond, Alonzo, 1930s
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| Box 79 Folder 11 | Pottenger-Pratt
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| Box 80 Folder 1 | Provinse-Redfield
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| Box 80 Folder 2 | Redfield-Reinhold
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| Box 80 Folder 3 | Rinaldo, John
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| Box 80 Folder 4 | Roberts-Rodgers
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| Box 80 Folder 5 | Roest, P.K., 1920s
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| Box 80 Folder 6 | Rosenfels-Rowe
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| Box 80 Folder 7 | Rubenstein-Russell
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| Box 80 Folder 8 | Sarma-Schmidt
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| Box 80 Folder 9 | Schaedel-Sebeok
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| Box 80 Folder 10 | Seney-Shapiro
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| Box 80 Folder 11 | Shapiro, Dena
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| Box 80 Folder 12 | Shapiro-Shrader
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| Box 81 Folder 1 | Sider-Slotkin
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| Box 81 Folder 2 | Smith
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| Box 81 Folder 3 | Smith-Spicer
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| Box 81 Folder 4 | Spoehr-Steen
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| Box 81 Folder 5 | Steen-Stroebel
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| Box 81 Folder 6 | Sutherland-Tax
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| Box 81 Folder 7 | Taylor, Zachary
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| Box 81 Folder 8 | Thomas-Trinkle
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| Box 81 Folder 9 | Vogt-Voight
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| Box 81 Folder 10 | Wardlow-Watkins
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| Box 82 Folder 1 | Watkins, Mark H.
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| Box 82 Folder 2 | Course work, 1930s
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| Box 82 Folder 3 | Wax, Murray, book reviews, papers (1958), miscellaneous notes from R. Redfield to Murray Wax and Rosalie Hankey Wax, 1953 |
| Box 82 Folder 4 | Weckler-White
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| Box 82 Folder 5 | Whiteford-Whiting
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| Box 82 Folder 6 | Whiting-Wien
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| Box 82 Folder 7 | Wilder, Charles G.
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| Box 82 Folder 8 | Wilkenson-Wold
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| Box 82 Folder 9 | Woodworth-Zaun
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| Box 83 Folder 1 | Young-Ziegler
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| Box 83 Folder 2-3 | Anthropology 483, seminar, conducted by Cole, Radcliffe-Brown, Hoijer and Andrade: student bibliographies, winter 1933 |
Series VII: Bibliographic Cards, Notes and Oversized Charts |
| Box 83 Folder 4 | Notes, undated |
| Box 84 | Bibliographic cards, undated |
| Box 85 | Notes and bibliographic cards, undated |
| Box 86 | Notes and bibliographic cards, undated |
Series VIII: Addenda |
Subseries 1: Personal Correspondence |
| Box 87 Folder 1 | Allen, William Rowland, 1917-1918 |
| Box 87 Folder 2 | Bernhoft, Herman A.. 1917 |
| Box 87 Folder 3 | Guilbert, Henri, 1919-1920 |
| Box 87 Folder 4 | Gutmann, Joanna Redfield, undated |
| Box 87 Folder 5 | Park, Clara Cahill, 1917 |
| Box 87 Folder 6 | Park, Robert Ezra, 1924 |
| Box 87 Folder 7 | Peattie, Donald Culross, 1917 |
| Box 87 Folder 8 | Peattie, Elia W., 1923 |
| Box 87 Folder 9 | Peattie, Lisa Redfield, 1928 |
| Box 87 Folder 10 | Peattie, Louise Redfield, 1917-1923 |
| Box 87 Folder 11 | Peattie, Louise Redfield, 1940-1945 |
| Box 87 Folder 12 | Peattie, Louise Redfield, 1955-1958 and undated |
| Box 87 Folder 13 | Peterson, Paul W., 1914-1925 |
| Box 87 Folder 14 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1903-1907 |
| Box 87 Folder 15 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1908 |
| Box 87 Folder 16 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1910-1914 |
| Box 88 Folder 1 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1915-1919 |
| Box 88 Folder 2 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1922, 1927-1928 |
| Box 88 Folder 3 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, 1929-1930 |
| Box 88 Folder 4 | Redfield, Bertha Dreier, undated |
| Box 88 Folder 5 | Redfield, James M., undated |
| Box 88 Folder 6 | Redfield, Margaret Park, 1917-1919 |
| Box 88 Folder 7 | Redfield, Margaret Park, 1921-1929 |
| Box 88 Folder 8 | Redfield, Margaret Park, January-February, 1930 |
| Box 88 Folder 9 | Redfield, Margaret Park, March, 1930-1939 |
| Box 88 Folder 10 | Redfield, Margaret Park, 1940-1951 |
| Box 89 Folder 1 | Redfield, Margaret Park, undated |
| Box 89 Folder 2 | Redfield, Margaret Park, undated |
| Box 89 Folder 3 | Redfield, Robert, Sr., 1917 |
| Box 89 Folder 4 | Redfield, Robert, III, 1929 |
| Box 89 Folder 5 | Other friends, 1914-1919 |
Subseries 2: Biographical |
| Box 89 Folder 6 | Robert Redfield, Sr., miscellaneous biographical material, 1895-1919 |
| Box 89 Folder 7 | Robert Redfield, childhood writings, 1905-1911 |
| Box 89 Folder 8 | Bird Club notebook, 1912-1916, Bird Record, 1916 |
| Box 89 Folder 9 | Miscellaneous academic records, 1912-1924 |
| Box 89 Folder 10 | Aquarium notebook, 1915 |
| Box 89 Folder 11 | Invitations to write or lecture on the War, 1915-1917 |
| Box 89 Folder 12 | Poetry and related correspondence, 1916-1920 and undated (includes Harriet Monroe and Carl Sandburg) |
| Box 89 Folder 13 | American Field Service, France, 1917 |
| Box 90 Folder 1 | Scrapbook, address book, and notebook, France, 1917 |
| Box 90 Folder 2 | Diary, France, May 20-August 18, 1917 |
| Box 90 Folder 3 | Autobiographical account, France, 1917 |
| Box 90 Folder 4 | Attempts to obtain military commission, 1918 |
| Box 90 Folder 5 | Report on horned dogfish, zoology class, 1919 |
| Box 90 Folder 6 | The Naughty Princess (play), by Robert and Louise Redfield, 1919 |
| Box 90 Folder 7 | Miscellaneous personal financial records, 1920-1955 |
| Box 90 Folder 8 | Glenview Club membership, 1921 |
| Box 90 Folder 9 | Illinois state bar examination, correspondence, 1922 |
| Box 90 Folder 10 | Reed College, Oregon, correspondence, 1925 |
| Box 90 Folder 11 | University of Colorado, correspondence, 1925 |
| Box 90 Folder 12 | Journal of a trip through Colorado and New Mexico, undated |
| Box 90 Folder 13 | Passports, 1933-1935 |
| Box 90 Folder 14 | International House, University of Chicago, correspondence concerning gift of Clara Cahill Park pastel drawings, 1952 |
| Box 90 Folder 15 | "My Day," autobiographical account, undated |
| Box 90 Folder 16 | Miscellaneous memorabilia and news clippings, 1914 |
| Box 90 Folder 17 | Death certificate, 1958 |
| Box 90 Folder 18 | Funeral and memorial services, programs, 1958 |
| Box 90 Folder 19 | Obituaries, 1958 |
| Box 90 Folder 20 | Letters of condolence, 1958-1959 |
| Box 90 Folder 21 | "Redfield's Tepoztlan," by Ricardo Godoy, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 1 | "Chapter 1: Morning in Mexico," anonymous biographical fragment, includes a brief essay by Robert Redfield, "Milk, Mexico, and Modern Life," 1924 |
| Box 91 Folder 2 | "The Hedgehog and the Fox in Robert Redfield's Work and Career," by Charles Leslie, 1914 |
Subseries 3: Lectures and Writings |
| Box 91 Folder 3 | "A Chinese Village," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 4 | "Civilization as Cultural Structures?," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 5 | "Civilization as Societal Structures? The Development of Community Studies," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 6 | "Co-operation and Conflict as Modes of Social Integration," 1950 |
| Box 91 Folder 7 | "Discussion of `Sociology and Common Sense,’ by Carl C. Taylor, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 8 | "Ethnic Relations, Primitive and Civilized," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 9 | Ethnographic Materials on Agua Escondida (Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts on Middle America Cultural Anthropology, No. 3), pp. 24-176, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 10 | Ethnographic Materials on Agua Escondida (Microfilm Collection of Manuscripts on Middle America Cultural Anthropology, No. 3), pp. 177-378, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 11 | "Introduction" to Biological Symposia, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 12 | "An Experience of Another Culture," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 13 | "A Note on the General and Specific in Education," 1954 |
| Box 91 Folder 14 | On culture and personality untitled, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 15 | On the functions of social science untitled, undated |
| Box 91 Folder 16 | "The Place of the Social Sciences in a General Education," undated |
| Box 91 Folder 17 | Review of Patrick Gardiner, The Nature of Historical Explanation, 1952 |
| Box 91 Folder 18 | "The Role of Anthropology in Humanistic Education," June 6, 1947, tape recording
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| Box 91 Folder 19 | "Said to Student in 240 at the Last Class Meeting," 1957 |
| Box 92 Folder 1 | "Social Science as a Humanity," undated |
| Box 92 Folder 2 | "Social Science as Morality," undated |
| Box 92 Folder 3 | "What is an Education?," 1935 |
| Box 92 Folder 4 | Writings
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| Box 92 Folder 5 | Robert Redfield |
Series IX: Photographs |
| Box 92 Folder 6 | Robert Redfield and family, 1929 |
| Box 92 Folder 7 | Margaret Park Redfield, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 9 | Chan Kom, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 10 | China, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 11-12 | France, 1917 |
| Box 92 Folder 13 | Guatemala, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 14 | World War I, photographs and memorabilia, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 15-18 | Tepoztlan, undated |
| Box 92 Folder 19 | Tepoztlan, negatives |
Series X: Oversize |
| Box 93 Folder 1 | Maps, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 2 | Maps of Mexico, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 3 | Chan Kom, ethnographic |
| Box 93 Folder 4 | Map of Mexico, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 5 | Map, undated, comparative study of indigenous groups, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 6 | Maps, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 7 | Top Secret Bigot, 1977 |
| Box 93 Folder 8 | Research charts, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 9 | maps, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 10 | Research charts, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 11 | Charts and maps of Chan Kom, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 12 | Charts and maps, undated |
| Box 93 Folder 13 | Census materials, Genealogical chart (predominant family names: Caamal, Cemé, Dzul, Kuyoc, Tamay, Tec, Yam), undated |
| Box 93 Folder 14 | Newspaper: A history of the Revolution through an illustrated Day of the Dead Satire |
| Box 93 Folder 15 | Genealogy, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 1 | Charts
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| Box 94 Folder 2 | Census materials, "Percentage of Non-Spanish Speaking People," manuscript map of Yucatan: "Census 1930": "Percentage of Free Union," manuscript map of Yucatan, 1930 |
| Box 94 Folder 3 | Maps
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| Box 94 Folder 4 | Maps, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 5 | Chart of "Indians of Quetaltenanago," undated |
| Box 94 Folder 6 | Map and research chart of Chiapas, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 7 | Charts, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 8 | Chan Kom Census, 1930’s |
| Box 94 Folder 9 | Map and research charts, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 10 | Galley, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 11 | "Climates of Southwestern Guatelmala by the Köppen Classification," 1942 |
| Box 94 Folder 12 | Map of Central America, 1946 |
| Box 94 Folder 13 | Map, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 14 | newspaper, 1943 |
| Box 94 Folder 15 | "Design for country estate belonging to Mr. Robert Redfield," 1913 |
| Box 94 Folder 16 | Ground plan, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 17 | Chart and newspaper, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 18 | Chart, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 19 | Vocabulary lists, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 20 | Galley, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 21 | Newspaper clippings, 1930 |
| Box 94 Folder 22 | Galley, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 23 | Chart, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 24 | Hand drawn map of San Antonio Palopo, undated |
| Box 94 Folder 25 | Field notes, Mexico, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 1 | Comparative timeline, Mesoamerican archaeological periods, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 2 | Color pencil drawing of Mayan wall painting, copied from Thompson, "Archaeological Researches in Yucatan," 1904, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 3 | Painting of wall from Mayan temple, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 4 | Annotated maps of India and Indochina, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 5 | Annotated map with "North American Indian Tribes," undated |
| Box 95 Folder 6 | Chart of Peruvian cultures and artifacts, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 7 | Student map of Meditteranean, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 8 | Chart of milpas, by farmer and crop, location not identified, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 9 | El Liberal Progresista, Guatemala, front page of newspaper, July 10, 1944 |
| Box 95 Folder 10 | Chan Kom population chart, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 11 | Map of Morelos, Mexico, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 12 | Map of Malyasia, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 13 | Sketch of scene on Mayan Vase, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 14 | Newspaper clippings, 1917-1944 |
| Box 95 Folder 15 | Certificate issued to Robert Redfield, in Greek, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 16 | Corrido, by Jesus Balderrama, song sheets and notes, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 17 | Maps and data, Tepoztlan, Morelos, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 18 | "Soy Rebelde," handwritten song sheet, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 19 | Flyer for "Mexican Seminar", Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin America, 1937 |
| Box 95 Folder 20 | "Mexico in 1947," Life, clipping, 1947 |
| Box 95 Folder 21 | Photograph by Gitel Steed, Women and child, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 22 | Chart of Mesoamerican languages and affinities, undated |
| Box 95 Folder 23 | "Discrimination in American Education," by R. Redfield, copy, 1947 |
| Box 95 Folder 24 | Charts, Mexican census data, 1920’s |
| Box 95 Folder 25 | Mexican census data, 1930 |
| Box 95 Folder 26 | Chart of crops and prices, undated |