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Abstract Hortense Powdermaker (1896-1970) was a noted anthropologist, writer, and educator. She was a Professor of Anthropology at Queens College from 1937 to 1968. The collection comprises materials related to her research and field work in Lesu (New Ireland, Papua New Guinea) in the late 1920s, in Indianola, Mississippi in the early 1930s, and in Luanshya, Zambia in the early 1950s, and includes field notes, interviews, survey results, correspondence, and unpublished manuscripts of writings. The...

Scope and Contents

This series comprises materials related to Powdermaker’s research and field work in Melanesia (Lesu), the American South (Indianola) and Zambia (Luanshya).

Scope and Contents

This series includes a typescript outline of research topics (titled "General Plan") with annotations related to Powdermaker's fieldwork in Lesu (New Ireland, Papua New Guinea) and holograph tables of English-Melanesian language vocabulary and pronunciation guide.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series includes a typescript outline of research topics (titled "General Plan") with annotations related to Powdermaker's fieldwork in Lesu (New Ireland, Papua New Guinea) and holograph tables of English-Melanesian language vocabulary and pronunciation guide.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series includes a typescript outline of research topics (titled "General Plan") with annotations related to Powdermaker's fieldwork in Lesu (New Ireland, Papua New Guinea) and holograph tables of English-Melanesian language vocabulary and pronunciation guide.

Scope and Contents

This series contains field notes on religion taken by Powdermaker in Indianola, Mississippi and a typescript manuscript of a book based on her Indianola field work (a holograph note reads "Tentative title: Black and White, The Study of a Mississippi Community") that differs from the work ultimately published, After Freedom, A Cultural Study of the Deep South.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains field notes on religion taken by Powdermaker in Indianola, Mississippi and a typescript manuscript of a book based on her Indianola field work (a holograph note reads "Tentative title: Black and White, The Study of a Mississippi Community") that differs from the work ultimately published, After Freedom, A Cultural Study of the Deep South.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains field notes on religion taken by Powdermaker in Indianola, Mississippi and a typescript manuscript of a book based on her Indianola field work (a holograph note reads "Tentative title: Black and White, The Study of a Mississippi Community") that differs from the work ultimately published, After Freedom, A Cultural Study of the Deep South.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains field notes on religion taken by Powdermaker in Indianola, Mississippi and a typescript manuscript of a book based on her Indianola field work (a holograph note reads "Tentative title: Black and White, The Study of a Mississippi Community") that differs from the work ultimately published, After Freedom, A Cultural Study of the Deep South.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series:

This series contains field notes on religion taken by Powdermaker in Indianola, Mississippi and a typescript manuscript of a book based on her Indianola field work (a holograph note reads "Tentative title: Black and White, The Study of a Mississippi Community") that differs from the work ultimately published, After Freedom, A Cultural Study of the Deep South.