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Institute for Intercultural Studies, 1937-1980 Container Contents Rumania, 1943-1965 Russia, 1943-1950 (2 folders) Thailand, 1943-1948 Yugoslavia, 1943 BOX M40 Miscellany Science talent questionnaire, 1946 Soviet-Moslem project, 1954 Eglar, Zekiye, 1954-1956 (2 folders) Pipes, Richard, 1953 (2 folders) BOX M41 Translation of A. N. Leontiev's Man and Culture, 1962-1963 UN school project, 1954 U.S.-USSR cross-ideological communication, 1953-1965 (2 folders) Use of foreign students in research projects, 1946-1947 Wellesley School of Community Affairs, Wellesley, Mass., 1946-1947 (2 folders) BOX M42 Miscellaneous reference matter Articles and other writings (5 folders) BOX M43 (4 folders) BOX M44 (1 folder) Bibliographies Civil liberties, 1940-1943 Films, 1943, 1950-1951 Related organizations, 1941-1946 World War II and postwar planning, 1941-1943 BOX N1-N120 Fieldwork: South Pacific Ethnographic Archives, 1925-1978 Correspondence, field bulletins, notebooks, notes, psychological test material, diaries, drawings, reports, financial papers, writings, transcripts of tapes, catalogs, and other files created or compiled by Mead, Reo Fortune, Gregory Bateson, Jane Belo, Theodore Schwartz, Lenora Schwartz, Lola Romanucci, and others. Arranged alphabetically by geographic location and therein chronologically by field trip. Included at the end of the series is material related to Mead and Fortune's fieldwork with the Omaha Indians. BOX N1 American Samoa 1925-1926, Mead field trip Correspondence Boas, Franz Churchill, William, manuscript Family Samoans Field bulletins Margaret Mead Papers and the South Pacific Ethnographic Archives 307
Fieldwork: South Pacific Ethnographic Archives, 1925-1978 Container Contents Pre-field and administrative material Correspondence Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii National Research Council Financial papers Field data Card catalog for household information (2 folders) BOX N2 Notebooks, nos. 1-6 (6 vols. in 2 folders) Notes Fieldwork sheets Myths BOX N3 Samoan original notes, intelligence tests, ethnological notes, etc. (handwritten and typed) Vocabulary Miscellaneous See also Restricted (5 folders) Psychological test material See Restricted (3 folders) BOX N4 Post-field material Correspondence with National Research Council, 1927-1931 Notes, conclusions Samoan Material Culture by Te Rangi Hiroa (Peter Henry Buck), Bernice P. Bishop Museum, Bulletin 75 (Honolulu, Hawaii: Bishop Museum, 1930) with notes by Mead Miscellany 1971, Mead field visit Undated, miscellany BOX N5 Bali 1936-1939, Mead and Gregory Bateson field trip Committee for Research in Dementia Praecox (2 folders) Field bulletins, 1936-1937 General correspondence, 1935-1941, undated (6 folders) BOX N6 Pre-field and administrative materials Financial papers (2 folders) Notes on organization for the move from Bali to New Guinea, 1938 Preparations for Bali trip, 1935-1936 Bateson, Gregory Mead, Margaret Preparation for return to Bali and departure from Indonesia, 1939 Field data Catalogs and indexes Catalogs of collections Margaret Mead Papers and the South Pacific Ethnographic Archives 308
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Collection Summary Title: Margaret
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Culture. Cybernetics. Ethnology--Am
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1923 B.A., Barnard College, New Yor
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1978, Nov. 15 Died, New York, N.Y.
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Interviews with Mead are found here
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arrangement in Margaret Mead: The C
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