Michelle Zimbalist Rosaldo papers, 1963-1983.

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Michelle Zimbalist Rosaldo papers, 1963-1983.

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The papers include class files from the course The Female Experience: Victorian Heritage, Part II, containing the syllabus, lecture notes, exam questions, minutes of the teaching collective (1978-79), and the course reader; one file of Rosaldo's lectures on women's position in "simpler" societies, which includes one letter from Rosaldo to Jane Collier, Oct. 31, 1975; and typescript papers with some published versions of Rosaldo's book reviews and articles, 1972-83. An addition to the collection in 2006 (largely unprocessed) includes course files, 1973-81; research notes, including field notes from 1963 and 1966; correspondence; reprints of her articles; her undergraduate papers; and condolence letters to Renato Rosaldo after her death, 1981.

12.5 linear feet.

Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives

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Rosaldo, Michelle Zimbalist.

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Collier, Jane Fishburne

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