Ute Indian oral history project collection 1982-1985

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Ute Indian oral history project collection 1982-1985

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The Ute Indian oral history project collection consists of transcripts of tapes of interviews with 18 members of the Ute Indian Tribe. Topics include values, change, and the value of change both within and without the Ute community. Specific questions concern biographical information, religious and family traditions, living conditions, education, work, and feelings about their lives. Interviews were conducted by Sandra Fuller, Oral History Institute Director, and by her assistant, Leslie G. Kelen.

2.5 linear feet

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J. Willard Marriott Library. University of Utah Manuscripts Division

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Oral History Institute

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The Oral History Institute, located in Salt Lake City, Utah, began a project in 1982 to document the interaction between the dominant culture and various minority cultures in Utah. Interviews were conducted with members of individual ethnic and cultural groups including members of the dominant white culture. The project was conducted under a grant from the Utah Endowment for the Humanities. From the guide to the Interviews with Italian Americans in Utah, 1987, (J. Willar...