Mary L. Elmendorf Papers, 1931-2007, (bulk 1952-2004)

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Mary L. Elmendorf Papers, 1931-2007, (bulk 1952-2004)

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/35765355

The Papers include manuscripts, notes, correspondence and memoranda, journals, household surveys, publications and "gray" literature, audio tapes, photographs, and other documentation created or used by her. The Papers document her entire career since 1952, beginning with her position as head of the CARE office for Mexico, her doctoral research on the lives of Mayan women and other research on the role of women, her long career as a consulting anthropologist to the World Bank and other organizations, and some aspects of her personal life. The Papers include correspondence files, manuscripts of nearly, if not all of Dr. Elmendorf's publications and presentations, extensive documentation of conference participation, and copies of the research of many of her colleagues in the fields in which she was most interested.

49 linear feet. (118 Boxes)

University of Florida

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University of Florida

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Elmendorf, Mary Lindsay 1917-

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Anthropologist and author Mary Lindsay Elmendorf is best known for her studies of Mayan women in the village of Chan Kom, Mexico, and for her work as a consulting anthropologist in the application of appropriate technology, especially in the provision of drinking water, sanitation, and women's health. From the description of Mary L. Elmendorf Papers, 1931-2007, (bulk 1952-2004) (University of Florida). WorldCat record id: 35765355 ...