M. A. Zeitlin Collection of Reproduced Manuscripts in Spanish ca. 1931-1993

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M. A. Zeitlin Collection of Reproduced Manuscripts in Spanish ca. 1931-1993

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M. A. Zeitlin (1899-1993) was a professor in UCLA's Department of Spanish and Italian, founded the departmental program in Portuguese, helped to develop a curriculum in Latin American studies, and was a member of the initial committee on Latin American Studies. The collection consists of photographic copies and one transcription of manuscripts in Spanish.

2 boxes (1 linear ft.)

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University of California, Los Angeles. Library Special Collections.

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SNAC Resource ID: 6655653

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University of California, Los Angeles. Dept. of Spanish and Portuguese

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Zeitlin, M. A. (Marion Albert)

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Zeitlin was born on Aug. 29, 1899 in Chicago; moved to AZ and attended the Univ. of Arizona; BA (1918), MA (1920), Stanford Univ.; continued study of French in Brussels and at the Sorbonne; accepted teaching position at Univ. of CA Southern Branch in 1925; moved to Berkeley two years later, earning a Ph. D in romance languages with Spanish as a major field from UC Berkeley in 1931; returned to UCLA in the same year as an asst. professor, later becoming chair of the Dept. of Spanish and Italian, ...