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1 Box List: Edward M. Bruner Papers, 1859-2017

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Arrangement: Series 1: Personal Materials Series 2: Correspondence Series 3: Course Materials Series 4: Conferences, Talks, and Interviews Series 5: University of Illinois Materials Series 6: Research Materials

Series 7: Slides Series 8: Published Writings

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Series 1: Personal Materials, 1943-2017 This series consists of applications, correspondence, newspaper clippings, memoirs, notes, oral histories,

papers, photographs, and reports relating to Bruner’s personal life. The series covers most of Bruner’s career,

from his student days at Ohio State University and the University of Chicago to his time as a professor

emeritus at the University of Illinois. It is arranged alphabetically by subject.

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1. Biographical Information, 1977-2016 2. Animal Social Communities—General Proof, ca. 1950 3. Anthropology 220A Paper, 1950 4. Anthropology 270 Paper (University of Chicago), 1951 5. Anthropology Newsletter, 1990, 1996

6. Book—Autobiographical Notes, 2009 7. Chronicle of Higher Education, 1988 8. K. Candler—Paper, undated 9. Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences—Correspondence and

Proceedings, 1961

10. Daniel Cookie—Photograph, 1949 11. Dissertation of Bruner (University of Chicago), 1954 12. Exam Essay, undated

13. Fieldwork Experiences—Notes, undated 14. Grade Reports, 1943-54 15. Grant Applications—Ford Foundation Reports, 1957-64 16. Grants, 1957-67, 1975

17. Himalayan Institute (1 of 2), 1993 18. Himalayan Institute (2 of 2), 1993 19. Intellectual History Project—Notes, undated 20. International Honors Program—Photographs, 1983-84

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Series 1: Personal Materials, 1943-2017

Box 1 21. Interuniversity Summer Seminar at the University of New Mexico—Reports, 1956 22. Inventory of Bruner House, 2007 23. MacDill Air Force Base Project—Finished Field Reports and Pilot Study, 1951 24. Master’s Thesis of Bruner (Ohio State University), 1950 25. Master’s Thesis Statement, 1949 26. Memoir—“The Anthropological Tourist: Ed Bruner’s Life Journey,” 2017 27. Memoir—Alma Gottlieb Edits, 2016

28. Newspaper Articles about Bruner, 1957-70 29. Newspaper Articles about Bruner, 1978, 1991 30. Newspaper Articles and Photos—Bruner’s Russian Trip, 1964 31. Ninetieth Birthday Party—Speech and Poem, 2014

32. Notes—“I am My Own Museum,” 2007-8 33. Ohio Valley Sociological Society 16th Annual Meeting—Program, 1954 34. Oral History—First Interview, 2014 35. Oral History—Second Interview, 2015

36. Pamphlet—“Fred Eggan: Friend, Colleague and Mentor,” 1991 37. Paper—“Jewish Voices,” 2004 38. Ph.D. Thesis Statement, 1952 39. Ph.D. Thesis Work—Proposals and Notes, 1950-54 40. Philosophy 654 Paper, 1950 41. Photograph of Bruner as University of Chicago Student, 1953 42. Prefaces—Notes, 1980 43. Psychology 650 Paper (Ohio State University), 1949

44. Reading Notes on Post-Modernism, 1978 45. Report—“Culture in Language Learning,” Northeast Conference on the Teaching of

Foreign Languages, 1960

46. “Remembering My Jewish Father”—Notes and Correspondence, 1964, 2002 47. Retirement Party Photographs, 1994 48. Sociology 613 Paper (Ohio State University), 1948 49. Sociology 700 Paper (Ohio State University), 1948 50. “Student Journal of Anthropology” (University of Chicago), 1953

51. Student Skit Transcript (University of Chicago), ca. 1953 52. Summer Trip to Moscow, 1964 53. Trip Itinerary, 1973

Series 2: Correspondence, 1942-2016 This series consists of correspondence to and from Bruner dating from the 1940s until the present.

Correspondents include the anthropologists Robert Redfield, Julian Steward, and John Bennett. The series is

divided into Personal Correspondence and General Correspondence and is arranged chronologically

thereunder.

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54. Personal Correspondence, 1942-2017 55. Personal Correspondence, 1964-93 56. General Correspondence (Correspondents include Robert Redfield and Julian Steward),

1952-65 57. General Correspondence (1 of 2), 1957-2016



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Series 2: Correspondence, 1942-2016 Box 2

1. General Correspondence (2 of 2), 1957-2016 2. Correspondence with John Bennett, 1949

3. Correspondence re: Educational Testing Service, 1970 4. Correspondence re: Anthology of Experience, 1982 5. Correspondence re: Text, Play and Story, 1984

Series 3: Course Materials, 1954-98 This series consist of bibliographies, course outlines, lecture notes, reading lists, and syllabi relating to the

anthropology courses Bruner taught over the years. The series is organized by course number with the classes

Bruner taught at Yale listed first.

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6. Anthropology 20 (Yale University)—Course Organization, 1954-60 7. Anthropology 20a (Yale University)—Course Outline, undated 8. Anthropology 106b (Yale University)—Reading Reserve List, 1955 9. Anthropology 118b (Yale University)—Acculturation Bibliography, 1959 10. Anthropology 147a (Yale University)—Course Outline, 1954 11. Anthropology 366 (Yale University)—Bibliography, 1959

12. Anthropology 103—Course Outline, 1964-65 13. Anthropology 103—Course Outline, 1987, 1993 14. Anthropology 103—Syllabus, 1993 15. Anthropology 199—Syllabus, 1972 16. Anthropology 199E—Syllabus, 1972 17. Anthropology 199E—Syllabus, 1975

18. Anthropology 270—Reading List and Bibliography, 1961 19. Anthropology 280—Syllabus, 1978

20. Anthropology 280—Lecture Notes, 1981 21. Anthropology 280—Syllabus and Reading List, 1982 22. Anthropology 280—Syllabus and Notice, 1985 23. Anthropology 280—Course Packet, 1988 24. Anthropology 280—Syllabus, 1988 25. Anthropology 280—Course Packet, 1989 26. Anthropology 280—Syllabus, 1990 27. Anthropology 280—Syllabus, 1992

28. Anthropology 280—Course Packet, 1994 29. Anthropology 280—Syllabus, 1994 30. Anthropology 280E—Instructor and Course Evaluation Form, 1981 31. Anthropology 321—Syllabus, 1993

32. Anthropology 321—Syllabus, 1995 33. Anthropology 321—Syllabus and Final Exam, 1996 34. Anthropology 321—Hansel and Gretel Notes, undated 35. Anthropology 330—Reading Lists, 1967-68

36. Anthropology 330—Reading List, 1979 37. Anthropology 330—Lecture Notes, 1993 38. Anthropology 366—Bibliographies, Syllabus, and Final Exam, 1962-66 39. Anthropology 366—Bibliography, undated 40. Anthropology 371--Reading Reserve List, 1964

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Box 2 41. Anthropology 380—Syllabus, 1988 42. Anthropology 380—Syllabus, 1992 43. Anthropology 380—Syllabus, 1994 44. Anthropology 387—Reading Reserve Lists, 1974, 1976 45. Anthropology 398G—Syllabus, 1986 46. Anthropology 398G--Syllabus, 1987 47. Anthropology 399E—Reading List, 1974

48. Anthropology 402—Lecture Notes, undated 49. Anthropology 402—Syllabus, undated 50. Anthropology 450—Bibliography, 1963 51. Anthropology 450—Syllabus, 1988

52. Anthropology 450—Syllabus, 1989 53. Anthropology 450—Bali Paper, undated 54. Anthropology 450—Reading Notes, undated 55. Anthropology 450B—Literature Overviews, 1988-97

56. Anthropology 450B—Syllabus, 1991 57. Anthropology 450B—Notes and Papers, 1992-96 58. Anthropology 450B—Notes, Papers, and Reading Materials, 1992-98 59. Anthropology 450B—Syllabus, 1993 60. Anthropology 450B—Syllabus, 1997 61. Anthropology 450B—Notes, Papers, and Syllabi, 1997-98 62. Anthropology 450E—Bibliography, 1969 63. Anthropology 450G—Course Schedule, 1971

64. Anthropology 450Z—Course Schedule and Bibliography, 1977-78 65. Anthropology 3323—Syllabus, 1998

66. Anthropology and Photography—Course Description and Bibliography, 1970-71 67. Fieldwork Lectures—Notes, undated 68. Notes on Introductory Teaching, 1964 69. Readings on Postmodern Ethnography, 1991

Series 4: Conferences, Talks, and Interviews, 1958-2012 This series consist of audiotapes, correspondence, papers, photographs, notes, and notices relating to various

meetings Bruner attended since the late 1950s. The series also includes audiotapes of Bruner lectures and

radio interviews and is organized chronologically with undated materials at the end.

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1. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Washington, D.C.), 1958 2. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Mexico City), 1959 3. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Minneapolis), 1961

4. Moscow Talk, 1964 5. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Denver), 1965 6. Timber Cove Conference, 1965 7. Ball State Talk, 1975 8. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Cincinnati), 1979 9. WGN-AM Interview on Graffiti—Audiotape, 1983 10. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Denver), 1984

11. Dial Club Talk on Maasai, 1984 12. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Criticism Unit—Maasai Seminar, 1985



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13. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Phoenix), 1988 14. New York University Performance Studies Class Talk—Audiotape, 1988 15. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (San Francisco), 1992 16. “Extension 720” (Milt Rosenberg Show) Interview—Audiotape, 1992 17. Tourism Conference (Nice), 1992 18. Abraham Lincoln Association Talk, 1994 19. Tourism/Performance Conference (Wales), 1996

20. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (San Francisco), 1996 21. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Washington, D.C.), 1997 22. “Return to Sumatra: 1957-97” Talk (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), 1997 23. “My Life in Anthropology” Talk, 1998-2003

24. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Chicago), 1999 25. International Conference on Anthropology, Chinese Society and Tourism—Photograph,

1999

26. Yanomami Talk, 2001 27. Cultural Anthropology Workshop (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), 2002 28. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (1 of 2), 2002 29. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (2 of 2), 2002 30. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Chicago), 2003 31. American Anthropological Association Meeting, 2004 32. “The Kojo Nnamdi Show” Radio Interview—CD, 2005 33. Sheffield Conference, 2005 34. Barbara Kishenblatt-Gimblett Class Talk, 2005

35. Berkeley Conference, 2005 36. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (Washington, D.C.)—DVD and

Videotapes, 2005

37. Milan Talk, 2006 38. Bucknell University Lectures, 2006-7 39. Norman Denzin Panel, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 2007 40. American Anthropological Association Annual Meeting (San Francisco), 2008 41. Kyoto Lectures (1 of 2), 2008

42. Kyoto Lectures (2 of 2), 2008 43. Dial Club Talk, 2011 44. Matti Bunzl Class Talk, 2012 45. Jim Boon Socio-Cultural Workshop, undated 46. Chicago Talk, undated 47. Culture and Education Seminar Talk, undated 48. Engineering Talk, undated 49. Lecture—Audiotape, undated

50. Lecture—Audiotapes, undated 51. Lectures—Audiotapes (1 of 3), undated 52. Lectures—Audiotapes (2 of 3), undated 53. Lectures—Audiotapes (3 of 3), undated 54. Sid Mintz Workshop, undated 55. Milt Rosenberg Show Interview—Audiotape, undated 56. Southwest Tourism Paper Talk, undated 57. SUNY-Buffalo Lecture, undated



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1. University of Hamburg Symposium, undated 2. A U of I Minute” (WILL-AM) Interview—Audiotape, undated 3. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign Unit for Criticism Talk--Audiotape, undated

Series 5: University of Illinois Materials, 1963-2015 This series contains correspondence, enclosures, newsletters, notes, and reports relating to Bruner’s career at the University of Illinois. It is arranged alphabetically by subject.

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4. Administrative Correspondence, 1972-75

5. Allerton Conference Committee, 1978-79 6. Alpert, Daniel—Letter to, 1969 7. Anthropology 280—Final Report: Undergraduate Instructional Awards Program, 1979 8. “Anthropology News,” 2015 9. “Anthropology Weekly News” (UIUC Anthropology Department Newsletter), 1987-89 10. Bresler, Liora, undated 11. Brewer, William F. “A History of the Philosophy Club, University of Illinois at Urbana-

Champaign,” 2003

12. Bunzl, Matti —Paper with Bruner Edits, 2005 13. Casagrande, Joseph —Letter to, 1965 14. Center for Advanced Study, 1982-83 15. Chancellor’s Allerton Faculty Conference, 1980 16. College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Award Ceremony, 1989 17. Communication to Anthropology Graduate Students, 1963

18. Criticism Seminar—Notes, 1978 19. Curriculum Committee Report on Anthropology Department, 1975-88 20. Department of Anthropology—Comments Prepared for the Celebration of its 25th

Anniversary, 1985

21. Department of Anthropology—Fortieth Anniversary, 1999 22. Department of Anthropology Statement on Student Strike, 1970 23. Dial Club—Roster of Members and Subjects of Their Papers, 1980 24. Excellence and Undergraduate Teaching Award, ca. 1978 25. Garber, Paul —Correspondence and Notes, 2004 26. Garrett, Peter —Enclosure re: Bruner, 1986

27. Graduate School Rankings, 1995 28. History of the Department of Anthropology, 1967, 1999 29. “Illinois Anthropology Today” Newsletter, 1997 30. Incomplete List of Teachers Ranked as Excellent, 1989-93

31. Institutional Review Boards, 2005 32. Institutional Review Boards—White Paper, 2005 33. Instructional Awards Banquet, 1989 34. Jewish Studies Class, 2001

35. Lanier, Lyle (UIUC Provost)—Letter to, 1965 36. “LAS Newsletter,” 1992 37. Liberal Arts and Sciences Faculty Meeting Minutes, 1975 38. News Bureau—Press Releases, 1983, 1989 39. Office of Public Information—Press Release, 1970

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40. Peltason, Jack (UIUC Chancellor)—Letter from, 1968 41. Proposal—Study of Values and Ethics, 1990 42. Proposal and Report—Second Discipline, 1979-80 43. Ratings of Social Science Departments, 1983 44. Retirement Party—Department of Anthropology, 1993-95 45. R. W. Rogers—Letter to, 1967 46. Sabbatical Leave, 1982

47. Spurlock Museum—Notes, 2002 48. Starved Rock Conference—Correspondence and Reports, 1975-76 49. Steward (Julian H. ) Memorial Service—Bruner Remarks, 1972 50. Teaching, 1988

51. University of Illinois Foundation—Edward M. Bruner Fund Agreement, 1995 52. University Research Board, 2003 53. University Research Board Application, 1977 54. Weir, Morton W. —Correspondence, 1974 55. Whitten, Norman 1990

Series 6: Research Materials, 1859-2009 This series includes articles, audiotapes and transcripts, books, correspondence, handbooks, manuals, manuscripts, notes, pamphlets, and photographs relating to Bruner’s anthropological research. Bruner had shared photographs re Fort Berthold with the Native American community; also contains correspondence and genealogies of Walker family (Fort Berthold). Included are rare literature on the Batak and Elaine Bruner’s interview transcripts with Batak women regarding child rearing practices; Batak songs/audiotapes were Elaine Bruner’s who became fluent in Batak. The original Van Der Tuuk’s Batak Dictionary, Buku Parapunguan Ni Hata Batak, was given to Bruner by W. Hutagalung; Theodor Verhoeven told Bruner that annotations were Verhoeven’s and that he had lost the dictionary in World War I. Bruner donated the original to the Peabody Museum, Yale; included here are his photocopies of the 2 volumes. The series is organized into six groups – (1) Batak Materials, (2) Indonesia Materials, (3) Narrative Research Materials, (4) Native American Materials, (5) New Salem Materials, and (6) Tourism Research – each arranged alphabetically.

Series 6: Batak Materials Box 4

56. Adat Codification (1913), undated 57. “Adat Turingot tu Ruhut ni Pardongansaripeon,” Part 1, undated 58. “Adat Turingot tu Ruhut ni Pardongansaripeon,” Part 2, undated 59. Audiotapes—Batak Interviews (1 of 2), 1973 60. Audiotapes—Batak Interviews (2 of 2), 1973 61. Audiotapes—Batak Interviews (1 of 2), undated


1. Audiotapes—Batak Interviews (2 of 2), undated 2. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (1 of 6), 1957-58 3. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (2 of 6), 1957-58 4. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (3 of 6), 1957-58 5. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (4 of 6), 1957-58



Series 6: Research Materials, 1859-2009 Batak Materials

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6. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (5 of 6), 1957-58 7. Audiotapes—Batak Songs (6 of 6), 1957-58 8. Batak Book—New Ideas, 2003 9. “Batakland Revisited”—Notes and Introduction, undated 10. Bibliography on the Batak of Sumatra, undated 11. Bolle, Lea “The Social Aspect of Tugu to the Batak People,” undated

12. Book Translation, Notes, and Newspapers, 1971 13. Bovill, Kathy —Letter from, 1981 14. Buku br. Sihotang, 1963 15. Buku Na Imbaru 3a, undated

16. Buku Parningotan di Sobosihon br. Sihotang—Translation, 1963 17. Causey, Andrew —Correspondence, 1998-99 18. Djakarta-Bandung Clan Association Data, 1970 19. Documents I, includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and

copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), 1965, 1971 20. Documents II, includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and

copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), 1963 21. Documents III, includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and

copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), 1965, 1971 22. Documents IV, includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and

copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), 1969-71


1. Documents V, includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), 1965-71

2. Documents (1 of 2), includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), undated

3. Documents (2 of 2), includes interviews related audiotapes and original Batak material and copies of Batak correspondence including translations (PSSSI), undated

4. Dream Interpretation—Notes, 1957 5. Ego Identity, 1955-61 6. Ego Identity Monograph, 1958 7. English Grammar, 1957 8. Field Notes, 1957-58 9. Field Notes, 1957-60 10. Hamburg Paper Notes, 1981

11. Homecoming (including photographs), 1971-72 12. Homecoming, 1972 13. Ideas—Migration Paper and Cincinnati Paper Monograph, 1979 14. Interview Transcriptions re Child Training, by Elaine Bruner (1 of 2), 1960-61 15. Interview Transcriptions re Child Training, by Elaine Bruner (2 of 2), 1960-61

16. Interview Transcriptions, 1973 17. Interview Transcriptions—Annotated, 1973




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1. Lando, Richard Paul Dissertation (1 of 2), 1979 2. Lando, Richard Paul Dissertation (2 of 2), 1979 3. Kin—Non-Kin Paper Revisions, 1958 4. Kinship Organization—Urban Batak, 1959 5. Letters from Batak Individuals, 1959

6. Library of Batak Books, undated 7. Library of Batak Books--Habeyb, Kamus Populer (1966)


8. Library of Batak Books--G. L. Hoetapea, J. H. Meerwaldt, and J. Nommensen, Torsa- Torsa Ni Halak Batak (1914)

9. Library of Batak Books--Huria Kristen Batak Protestant, Buku Ende di Huria Kristen Batak Protestant (1955)

10. Library of Batak Books--W. M. Hutagalung, Si Singa Mangaradja Dan Adat Batak (n.d.) 11. Library of Batak Books--W. Hutagalung, Tarombo-Marga ni Suku Batak (1961) 12. Library of Batak Books--T. Loembantobing, Kalipa (1938)

13. Library of Batak Books--Marah Zuki Lubis and Madong Lubis, Sutan Parampuan Di Padang Garugur (1958)

14. Library of Batak Books--M. Luther, Katechismus (n.d.) 15. Library of Batak Books--B. K. Marpaung, Pusaka Tarombo-Batak (1954)

16. Library of Batak Books--J. H. Meerwaldt, Boengaboenga Na Angoer I and II(1939) 17. Library of Batak Books--Raj Himpo Namorapanaluan, Danau Toba (1957) 18. Library of Batak Books--M. Nasroen, Kebudajaan Indonesia (1951) 19. Library of Batak Books--The National Council of Churches in Indonesia, The Christian

Movement in Indonesia 1957 (1957)

20. Library of Batak Books--Pardolok Tolong Melody (1957) 21. Library of Batak Books--P. Pospos, Aku dan Toba: Tjatatan Dari Masa Kanak-Kanak

(1950, 1967) 22. Library of Batak Books--S. Takdir Alisjahbana, Bahasa Indonesia dan Bahasa Daerah,

1954

23. Library of Batak Books--Buku Petundjuk Peta Kota Besar Medan (1961) 24. Library of Batak Books--Rainer Carle, editor, Cultures and Societies of North Sumatra

(1987)

25. Library of Batak Books--Daftar Nama Djalan: Peta Kota Medan (1954) 26. Library of Batak Books--H. Porkas Daulae, Sedikit Tentang Marga Batak (n.d.) 27. Library of Batak Books--W. M. Hutagalung, Ende Sidedeng: Taringot Tu Si Boru

Tombaga (1955)

28. Library of Batak Books--E. St. Harahap, Perihal Bangsa Batak (1960) 29. Library of Batak Books--T. O. Ihromi, Pokok-pokok Antropologi Budaya (1980) 30. Library of Batak Books--Buku Hasudungan Ni Roha (1957) 31. Library of Batak Books--Van Der Tuuk, Herman, copy of Batak Dictionary, Buku

Parapunguan Ni Hata Batak, probably Theodor Verhoeven’s handwriting, Vol. I, 1861




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1. Library of Batak Books--Van Der Tuuk, Herman, copy of Batak Dictionary, Buku Parapunguan Ni Hata Batak; Vol. II, 1861


1. Library of Batak Books--Mangaradja Salomo, Memilih Dan Mengangkat Radja Di-Tanah Batak Menoeroet Adat Asli (1938)

2. Library of Batak Books--Abu Arab Siagian, Magodang Aek, Marali Tapian (1955) 3. Library of Batak Books--Amanihut N. Siahaan and H. Pardede, Sedjarah: Perkembangan

Marga2 Batak (n.d.)

4. Library of Batak Books--Mangaradja Asal Siahaan, Adat Batak (undated, 1955) 5. Library of Batak Books--Mangaradja Asal Siahaan, Umpama ni Halak Batak (n.d.)

6. Library of Batak Books--N. Siahaan, Sedjarah Kebudajaan Batak (1964) 7. Library of Batak Books--N. Siahaan, Tatabahasa ni Hata-Batak (1966) 8. Library of Batak Books--T. M. Sihombing, Dalan na Uli (1961) 9. Library of Batak Books--Silindung Melodi (n.d.) 10. Library of Batak Books--J. A. Simandjuntak, Apprenez le Francais (1957) 11. Library of Batak Books--J. B. Simatupang, Parsiadjaran Hata Batak (1952) 12. Library of Batak Books--S. Situmorang, Buku na Imbaru (1952) 13. Library of Batak Books--S. Situmorang, Pustaha Surat Batak (1955) 14. Library of Batak Books--S. Situmorang, Saurdot: Buku Sidjahaon di kalas pargindjang ni

S.R./S.M.P./S.G.B./S.K.P. d.n.a. (1957) 15. Library of Batak Books--Soedjito Sosrodihardjo, Perubahan Struktur Masjarakat di

Djawa: Suatu Analisa (1968)

16. Library of Batak Books--H. W. Stap, Nederlandsch-Tobasche Woordenlijst (1912) 17. Library of Batak Books--P. Tamboen, Adat-Istiadat Karo (1952) 18. Library of Batak Books--I. Tampoebolon, Adat Mendirikan Hoeta di Bataklanden (1935) 19. Library of Batak Books--J. Tampoebolon, Olopolop. Jubileum si 25 taon ni Hoeria

Kristen Batak Protestant, Medan (1937)

20. Library of Batak Books--Tourism, Anthropology and China (2001) 21. Library of Batak Books--J. Warneck, D. Ludwig J. Nommenfen (1928) 22. Library of Batak Books--S. Wojowasito and W. J. S. Poerwadarminta, Kamus Bahasa

Indonesia-Inggeris (1967)

23. Library of Batak Books--Norma R. Youngberg, Harimau di Lembah Pahit (1958) 24. Mula Ni Djolma, undated

25. Migration Paper—Notes, ca. 1976 26. Migration Paper—Notes, 1977 27. Migration Paper—Notes, 1978 28. Migration Paper—Notes and Reports, 1973-78 29. Migration Theory and Self, 1976 30. Miscellaneous from or about Batak, 1957-58 31. Miscellaneous Literature, 1953-62 32. Monograph on Batak (1 of 2), 1960-77 33. Monograph on Batak (2 of 2), 1960-77

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34. Monograph on Batak, 1972-85

35. Monograph Notes – Geographical and Historical Background, 1960-73 36. Monograph Notes – City Social System, 1960-73 37. Monograph Notes – Sociological Explanation, 1960-73 38. Monograph Notes – Psychological Explanations, 1960-73 39. Monograph Notes – Individual Case Studies, 1960-73 40. Monograph Notes, 1969-77 41. Negatives, ca. 1970 42. Niessen, Sandra —Paper, 1981-82 43. Medan Correspondence, 1957


1. Note File of Batak Subjects (1 of 2), 1958-59 2. Note File of Batak Subjects (2 of 2), 1958-59


1. Notes on Batak, 1960 2. Notes on Batak, 1970 3. Notes on Batak, ca. 1972

4. Notes on Batak – Amsterdam paper, New Golongans, ca. 1970 5. Notes on Batak – Berkely/Washington/UCLA Talk, Relevance-History-Lineage,

undated

6. Notes for Bruner Papers on Batak, 1972-73 7. Notes on Batak – Letter and Paper by Clark Cunningham, 1980 8. Notes on Batak – Nandjomha Ilik, 1955, 1965 9. Notes on Batak – Radja Gesson Translation, 1976-77 10. Notes and Reference Materials, 1981-2004 11. Old Research Notes on Batak, 1974 12. Others on Batak, 1960

13. Parsadaan Ni Shahaan Dohot Boruna, 1970 14. Patik Dohot Uhum, 1961 15. Peabody Museum Collection, undated 16. Paul Pedersen—Bruner Review of Book, 1970

17. Photograph Album—Batak Ceremonies, ca. 1958 18. Photographs (includes negatives), 1957-58 19. Photographs, 1957-73 20. Photographs, 1957-1980

21. Photographs, undated 22. Reference Materials (including genealogies), 1974 23. Rodgers, Susan Paper, 1978 [see also folder 36, and box 11/folder 1] 24. Rodgers, Susan Paper, undated [see also folder 36, and box 11/folder 1] 25. Rorschach Tests of Batak Subjects (1 of 2), 1958

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26. Rorschach Tests of Batak Subjects (2 of 2), 1958

27. Rorschach Tests of Batak Subjects (1 of 2)—Revised Version, 1958 28. Rorschach Tests of Batak Subjects (2 of 2)—Revised Version, 1958 29. Ross, Alan O.—Correspondence, 1960-61 30. Sangti, Batara “Pustaka-Sedjarah: Kebudajaan Dan Perdjuangan Batak di Sumatera

Utara,” 1967

31. SEADAG Grant Final Report, 1973 32. Simandjuntak Controversy, 1963 33. Simandjuntak Controversy Notes, ca. 1973

34. Simandjuntak Split—Notes, 1973 35. Sipelebegoe Translation, 1920 36. Siregar, Susan Rodgers, Manuscript, undated


1. Siregar, Susan Rodgers, undated 2. Social Organization of Batak, 1958 3. Thematic Apperception Tests (TATs) of Batak Subjects—Reports written in Batak,

1958 4. Thematic Apperception Tests (TATs) of Batak Subjects—Reports written in English,

1958

5. Thematic Apperception Tests—Cards, undated 6. Toba Batak Kinship Thesis, 1963 7. Toba Batak Marriage System, Paper on, undated 8. Toba Batak Village 9. Toba Batak Village Notes – Adat Groups, 1956-63 10. Toba Batak Village Notes – Local Group Oganization, 1956-63 11. Toba Batak Village Notes – History of Village, Genealogy, 1956-63

12. Toba Batak Village Notes – Village Social Organizations, 1956-63 13. Toba Batak Village Notes – Economics (1 of 2), 1956-63 14. Toba Batak Village Notes – Economics (2 of 2), 1956-63 15. Toba Batak Village Notes – Economy, 1956-63

16. Toba Batak Village Notes – Village Territory, 1956-63 17. Toba Batak Village Notes – Village Lifestyle and Social Relations, 1956-63 18. Toba Batak Village Notes – Santa Barbara, Napa State, 1956-63

19. Toba Batak Village Notes – Role of Mother, 1956-63 20. Toba Batak Village Notes – Kinship, 1956-63 21. Toba Batak Village Notes – Translations, Batak Adat Culture, 1956-63 22. Transcriptions, 1980


1. Tropical Institute—Dutch Materials on Batak, 1903-77

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Batak Materials Box 11

2. Tugu—Papers on, 1972

3. Tugu—Photos of, ca. 1984 4. Urban Migration—Notes, 1961-71 5. Village Social Organization, 1957-59 6. Village Social Organization—Correspondence and Notes, 1957-59 7. Viner, A. C. Manuscripts, undated

Series 6: Indonesia Materials

8. “Antara Kita”—Bulletin of the Indonesian Studies Committee, 1976-78 9. “Anthropological Perspectives on Primary Education in Indonesia”—Paper, 1969-70 10. Audiotapes—Bandung Research Interviews (1 of 5), 1970 11. Audiotapes—Bandung Research Interviews (2 of 5), 1970 12. Audiotapes—Bandung Research Interviews (3 of 5), 1970 13. Audiotapes—Bandung Research Interviews (4 of 5), 1970 14. Audiotapes—Bandung Research Interviews (5 of 5), 1970

Series 6: Indonesia Materials Box 12

15. Audiotapes—National Indonesian Songs, 1957-58 16. Delhi—Audiotapes, 1969 17. Dju-Dju, 1971

18. Ethnicity Monograph—Notes (1 of 2), 1974 19. Ethnicity Monograph—Notes (2 of 2), 1974

20. Ethnicity Monograph—Ethnic Groups, 1974 21. Ethnicity Monograph—Ethnic Process, A. Conceptional Scheme, 1974


1. Ethnicity Monograph—Ethnic Processes, B. Becoming Sudanese-like and Variations, 1974

2. Ethnicity Monograph—Ethnic Processes, C. Intermarriage, 1974 3. Ethnicity Monograph—Indonesia Migration, 1974 4. Ethnicity Monograph—Conclusions, 1974 5. Ethnicity Monograph—Bibliography and Notes, 1974

6. The Expression of Ethnicity, 1972 7. Field Materials—Bandung City, 1970 8. Field Materials—Siboro, 1970 9. Field Notes, 1969

10. Field Notes, 1970 11. Field Notes—including audiotapes, 1970 12. Field Notes, 1971 13. Harsojo, undated 14. Hotel Indonesia Music—Audiotape, ca. 1969



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Box 13

15. Indonesian Scholars—Information on, 1973

16. Koko—Notes, undated 17. Maps and Brochures, undated [for fragile/oversized maps see end of box list] 18. Maps – Die Rheinische Mission Aut Sumatra by Spieker, 1913 19. Maps – Peta Turis Danau Toba, undated 20. Sumatra in 1784, Hand drawn 21. Marrakech—Audiotape, ca. 1969 22. Medan Informants List, 1971 23. Memorandum Regarding the Indonesian Summer Institute, 1977

24. National Institute for Cultural Studies, 1968 25. Newspaper Clippings, 1958 26. Newspaper Clippings - Indonesia, 1956-60 27. Newspapers – Indonesia, 1971-73


1. Note File on Indonesian Topics (1 of 2), ca. 1958 2. Note File on Indonesian Topics (2 of 2), ca. 1958


1. Notebook, ca. 1972 2. Notes and Reference Materials, 1956-2015 3. Notes and Reference Materials, 1963-81

4. Parsudi, undated 5. Photo Album—Indonesia Trip, 1957-58 6. Preliminary Reports—Bandung Project, 1970-71 7. “The Problem on Inter Ethnic-Group Relations in Indonesia”—Paper, 1970 8. Reference Materials, 1893-1980 9. Report—“The National Assessment of Education, Indonesia,” 1969-70

10. Sangti, Batara 1971 11. Secondary Literature (1 of 2), 1956-2001 12. Secondary Literature (2 of 2), 1956-2001 13. Social Organization—Lineage, 1961 14. “Some Observations on Cultural Change and Psychological Stress in Indonesia”—

Paper, 1968 15. Southeast Asia Development Advisory Group (SEADAG)—Correspondence and

Reports, 1968-70

16. Southern Illinois University Talk, 1975 17. Spain—Audiotape, ca. 1969 18. Special Operations Research Office (SORO)—Project PROSYMS Report on Panel

Responsibilities, 1959

19. Sumatra—Lecture 3 Notes, undated



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20. Sumatra Research Bulletin, 1975

21. Suparlan, Horikoshi, Harsojo, Utja—Notes and Correspondence, 1969-70 22. Wood, Caroline 1970 23. Symposium on the Cultures and Societies of North Sumatra, 1981

Series 6: Narrative Research Materials

24. American Ethnologist Paper, 2005 25. American Ethnologist Paper--Revisions, 2005-6

26. American Ethnologist Paper—Role of Narrative Tourism, 2006 27. Book on Narrative, 1982-91 28. Culture Change—Narrative Structure (Narrative Conference Notes)—ca. 1980 29. Ethnography as Narrative—Anthropology 450E Seminar, 1980 30. Ethnography as Narrative—Old Notes, 1980

Series 6: Narrative Research Materials Box 16

1. Ethnography as Narrative Course—Good Notes, 1980 2. Narrative—Literature on, 1979 3. Narrative as Ethnography Talk—Responses, undated 4. Old Notes, 1980

Series 6: Native American Materials

5. Acculturation Notes, undated 6. The American Indian: Interpretations of Acculturation—Paper, 1952-54 7. Audiotape—Fort Berthold Reservation Native American Music, 1952-53 8. Audiotape—Mandan Language Learning, ca. 1951 9. Before the Indian Claims Commission—Report, Findings, and Briefs, 1965 10. Convocation of American Indian Scholars—Correspondence and Brochures, 1970 11. Doris Duke Indian Oral History Prg. – Correspondence and Reports, 1967-2002 (1 of 2) 12. Doris Duke Indian Oral History Prg. – Correspondence and Reports, 1967-2002 (2 of 2)

13. Fort Berthold Reservation—Card File of Individuals, includes information on individuals as well as short genealogy for each, ca. 1951

14. Fort Berthold Reservation—Case Histories, includes Walker family history, genealogy, and correspondence, ca. 1951 (1 of 2)

15. Fort Berthold Reservation—Case Histories, includes Walker family history…(2 of 2) 16. Fort Berthold Reservation—Field Data (Classification of Individuals), ca. 1951 17. Fort Berthold Reservation—Field Notes (Photocopies), 1951

18. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photograph Album Pages, 1951 19. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photograph Negatives, 1951 20. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (1 of 7), 1951 21. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (2 of 7), 1951 22. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (3 of 7), 1951 23. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (4 of 7), 1951

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24. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (5 of 7), 1951 25. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (6 of 7), 1951 26. Fort Berthold Reservation—Photographs (7 of 7), 1951 27. Kinship Projections, 1954 28. “Life History of a Fort Berthold Indian Psychotic”—Paper (includes micro-cards), 1957

29. Romney, A. Kimball and Duane Metzger—Response to Letter, ca. 1955 30. Scherer, Joanna —Correspondence and Photos, 1989 31. Symposium on American Indian Acculturation—Paper and Notes, 1958 32. U. S. Department of the Interior—Correspondence, 1963

Series 6: New Salem Materials

33. American Anthropologist—Lincoln Paper Correspondence and Notes, 1991-93

34. American Anthropologist—Lincoln Paper Notes and Historical Research, 1896-1992 35. American Anthropologist Paper—Notes and Annotations, 1993-94

Series 6: New Salem Materials Box 17

1. Authenticity Panel—American Folklore Society, 1991 2. Boy Scout Pilgrimage—Notes, 1990

3. Brochures and Pamphlets, 1962-90 4. “Guide to New Salem”—Bruner Report, 1989

5. Handbook—The New Salem Tradition, 1984 6. Handbook—The New Salem Tradition (annotated), 1984 7. Handler, Richard. Critique of Bruner Paper, 1992-95 8. Handler, Richard-Eric Gable Critique, 1996 9. Hardway, Christina—New Salem Files, 1989-90 10. Hardway, Christina—New Salem Historical Materials, 1933-90

11. Hardway, Christina—Notes, 1989-90 12. Historic Sites—Talk, 1989-90 13. Historical Information, 1988-92 14. Historical Information, 1990-91 15. Historical Information, 1991-93 16. History Department (UIUC) Colloquium, 1990 17. Huntington Library Exhibition Catalog—“The Last Best Hope of Earth: Abraham

Lincoln and the Promise of America,” 1993

18. Inner Office Materials, 1990 19. Interpreter Training Manual—Allen Residence, undated 20. Interpreter Training Manual—Burner Residence, undated 21. Interpreter Training Manual—Carding Mill, undated 22. Interpreter Training Manual—First Berry-Lincoln Store, undated 23. Interpreter Training Manual—Hill Residence, undated 24. Interpreter Training Manual—Johnston Residence, undated 25. Interpreter Training Manual—Offutt Store, undated 26. Interpreter Training Manual—Onstot Cooper Shop, undated




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27. Interpreter Training Manual—Onstot Residence, undated 28. Interpreter Training Manual—Rutledge Tavern, undated


1. Interpreter Training Manual—Second Berry-Lincoln Store, undated 2. “Lincoln in New Salem”—A Folk Festival Written by Joe Abrams and Jacob 3. “Lincoln’s New Salem Guidebook—The Record of the Historic Site” (1 of 2), 1984

4. “Lincoln’s New Salem Guidebook—The Record of the Historic Site” (2 of 2), 1984 5. Menard County Newspapers—Photocopies of Articles on New Salem (1 of 4), 1859-

1976, 1990 6. Menard County Newspapers—Photocopies of Articles on New Salem (2 of 4), 1859-



1976, 1990 9. “Mr. Lincoln’s World—A Living History Program for Springfield’s Old State Capitol,”

undated

10. New Salem Bus Schedules, 1990 11. New Salem Talk in Chicago, 1990-92 12. New Salem – Notes, Brochures, and Ephemera, 1988

13. Petersburg Observer—Photocopies of Articles on New Salem, 1979 14. Publications, 1989-90 15. School Group Items for New Salem, 1990 16. Schwartz, Barry—Correspondence, 1993-94 17. Simon, John Y.—Correspondence, 1988-89 18. “The Soft Struggle Over Meaning at Lincoln’s New Salem”—Correspondence and

Historical Information, 1988-90

19. “The Soft Struggle Over Meaning at Lincoln’s New Salem”—Draft, 1988


1. Taylor, Dick. Files on New Salem (1 of 4), 1867-1990 2. Taylor, Dick. Files on New Salem (2 of 4), 1867-1990

3. Taylor, Dick. Files on New Salem (3 of 4), 1867-1990 4. Taylor, Dick. Files on New Salem (4 of 4), 1867-1990 5. Taylor, Dick. —Reports, 1990 6. Training for New Salem, 1989 7. VHS Tape—John Ahart’s Lincoln New Salem Show, undated 8. VHS Tape—“Lincoln,” 1992 9. VHS Tape—“Turning Point: Lincoln’s New Salem,” undated 10. York, Jonathan—Reading Notes, 1991



Series 6: Research Materials, 1859-2009 Tourism Research Materials

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11. Africa Trip—Photographs (1 of 2), 1999 12. Africa Trip—Photographs (2 of 2), 1999 13. American Ethnologist Paper—Correspondence and Notes, 1999-2000 14. Anhui Province to Hunan Province—Audiotape, undated 15. Annals of Tourism Research—Bruner Manuscript, 2006

16. Annals of Tourism Research—Janet Chang Book Review of Culture on Tour, 2008-9 17. Annals of Tourism Research—Bruner Review of Dennison Nash Book, 2008 18. Authenticity, 1980, 19887 19. Authenticity—Notes and Articles, 2008

20. Babcock, Barbara —Paper on Reflexivity, undated 21. Bali—Data, 1977-86 22. Bali—“Kecak” Audiotape, undated 23. Bali—Lecture, 1987

24. Bali—Notes, 1987 25. Bali Paper—Comments and Corrections on Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Draft, 1985 26. Bali Paper—Correspondence, 1991-92 27. Bali Photographs—includes negatives, undated

Series 6: Tourism Research Materials Box 20

1. Bali Reference Materials (1 of 2), 1978-89 2. Bali Reference Materials (2 of 2), 1979-89

3. Bali—Videotape, undated 4. Balinese Animal Stories, 1978, 1992 5. Bedouin—Mishkenot Haroim, 1987-88 6. Bedouin—Mishkenot Haroim, Notes, 1984-86 7. Bedouin, 1984-86

8. Cairo—“Sound and Light” Show Audiotape, 1984 9. Cohen, Erik—Papers, 1982-84 10. Malcolm Crick—Paper, undated 11. Cultural Anthropology Paper—Revisions, 2001-3 12. Culture on Tour—Correspondence and Papers, 1991-2003 13. Culture on Tour—Correspondence and Reviews, 2005-8 14. Culture on Tour—Miscellaneous Items, 1997, 2003 15. Culture on Tour—Preface for Japan Edition, 2006 16. Culture on Tour—Reviews, 2005-12

17. Elmina Paper, 1991 18. Ghana—Administrative Correspondence, 1994 19. Ghana—Articles, 2008-9 20. Ghana—Audiotape, 1993 21. Ghana—Brochures and Notes, 1993-94 22. Ghana—Focus Group Discussions (FGD) Data (1 of 2), 1994 23. Ghana—Focus Group Discussions (FGD) Data (2 of 2), 1994 24. Ghana—Bill Gartner, 1994 25. Ghana—Newspaper Articles, 1994-95




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26. Ghana—Notes, 1994 27. Ghana—To Do List, 1994 28. Ghana—Travel Guide, 1992 29. Ghana—Travel Info on Country, 1994 30. Graburn, Nelson H. H.—Correspondence, 1994-97 31. Great Expectations—Contribution to Book, undated


1. Indonesia Field Notes, 1986 2. Indonesia Field Notes—Originals, 1986 3. Indonesia Field Notes—Annotated, 1986

4. Indonesia Tourism Brochures, undated 5. Indonesia Chapter – Intro, General, Organization, undated 6. Indonesia Lecture – Buffalo, undated 7. Indonesia Tours, 1986-91 8. Indonesia Tours, 1991-92 9. Indonesia Travel, 1992 10. Indonesia Trip—American Museum of Natural History Tour (1 of 2), 1996-97 11. Indonesia Trip—American Museum of Natural History Tour (2 of 2), 1996-97

12. Introduction to Noel Salazar Book, 2008-9 13. Jafar Jafari—Paper, 1986

14. Java—Maps, undated 15. Jerusalem Trip—Audiotapes, 1984 16. Jerusalem Trip—Field Notes and Tape Transcriptions, 1984 17. Jerusalem Trip—Mishkenoit Haroim Tape Transcription, 1984 18. Jerusalem Trip—Field Notes (Audiotapes), 1994 19. Johns Hopkins Magazine, 1977

20. Kakum National Park—“A Field Guide to the Kakum National Park,” ca. 1993 21. Kakum National Park—Final Report, 1994 22. Kakum National Park—Information File 1 (1 of 2), 1994-2003 23. Kakum National Park—Information File 1 (2 of 2), 1994-2003 24. Kakum National Park—Information File 2 (1 of 2), 1992-99 25. Kakum National Park—Information File 2 (2 of 2), 1992-99


1. Kakum National Park—Proposals and Reports (1 of 2), 1991-94 2. Kakum National Park—Proposals and Reports (2 of 2), 1991-94 3. Kenya Postcards, undated 4. Kenya Tours—Brochures and Notes (1 of 2), 1984-86 5. Kenya Tours—Brochures and Notes (2 of 2), 1984-86

6. Kirshenblatt-Gimblett—Course Notes (Maasai and Bali), 1986 7. Kirshenblatt-Gimblett—Notes, 2001-3




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8. Kirshenblatt-Gimblett—Notes and Correspondence, 2003 9. Kirshenblatt-Gimblett—Papers and Vita, 1982-84 10. Kishenblatt-Gimblett—Reports from the Field (International Honors Program Trip),

1984-85

11. Maasai and Balinese—Floppy Disks, 2003 12. Maasai and Lion King (includes CD), 2000 13. Maasai Field Notes—Audiotapes (1 of 2), 1984 14. Maasai Field Notes—Audiotapes (2 of 2), 1984 15. Maasai—Original Notes, 1984-85

16. Maasai—Papers, Notes, and Correspondence, 1985 17. Maasai Project—Reference Materials (1 of 2), 1974-84 18. Maasai Project—Reference Materials (2 of 2), 1974-84 19. Maasai Village—Photographs, 1995

20. Miscellaneous Information—Tourism, 1984-2005 21. MacCannell, Dean 1995 22. Mishkenot Haroim—Audiotape, 1985 23. Mishkenot Haroim—Field Notes (includes audiotapes), 1985 24. Nader, Laura—Lecture, 2000 25. Nairobi—Audiotape, undated 26. Dennison Nash—Paper, 1990 27. New Salem--Notes, 1990

28. Ortner, Sherry—Essay on Anthropological Theory (annotated by Bruner), 1984 29. Ota, Yoshinobu—Papers and Correspondence, 1991-94

30. Other Tourism Course Outlines and Bibliographies, 1987-95 31. Politics of Tourism, 1982-91 32. Polynesia—Tourism Brochures, 1984-85


1. Private Jet—Africa, 1999 2. Pyramids—Egypt (1 of 2), 1972-83 3. Pyramids—Egypt (2 of 2), 1972-83 4. Ramusack, Barbara 1996 5. Santa Fe Paper, undated 6. Singapore--Photo Negatives, undated 7. Structure of Indonesian Society--Notes, 1997

8. Sweet, Jill—Papers, 1984-85 9. “Taking Tourism Seriously: A Conversation with Ed Bruner,” undated 10. Taman Mini Paper, undated 11. Thailand—Lanna Khantoke Dinner, undated 12. Tourism Book, 1987-91 13. Tourism Brochures, 1990 14. Tourism Comments in Introduction to Anthropology of Experience, 1984 15. Tourism—General, 1995-99 16. Tourism—Grants, Research Proposals, and Applications, 1982-85




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17. Tourism Research—Papers, 1982-92 18. Tourism Study—Notes and Correspondence, 1985-2003 19. Tourism Stuff, 1989-2001 20. Tourist Gaze—Notes, Papers, and Correspondence (1 of 2), 1988-2002 21. Tourist Gaze—Notes, Papers, and Correspondence (1 of 2), 1988-2002

22. Tourist Gaze—Papers, ca. 2000 23. Tourist Performances—University Research Board, 1984 24. “Tourist Productions”—Draft Prospectus, 1985 25. “Tourist Tales”—Revision, 2003

26. VHS Tape—“Cannibal Tours,” 1987 27. VHS Tape—Harry Hamlin Appearance on Jay Leno Show, 1993 28. VHS Tape—“Journey into Japan” and “West Africa: The Tourist Trade,” 1986, 1991 29. VHS Tape—“Photo Wallahs,” 1991 30. Video Cassette—“Batubalan Barong,” 1986


1. Xishuangbanna—Lijiang, 1989-99

Series 7: Slides, 1957-96 This series contains slides from Bruner’s many trips. Indonesia and Kenya are especially well represented in the series. Bruner shared photos taken at Fort Berthold with the Native American community at the time. Edward Bruner was a renowned photographer and won competitions with his photography. The series is arranged alphabetically by subject.

Box 24 2. Africa, 1969

3. Africa Tourist Photo, undated 4. African Safari Animals, 1984, 1995 5. Bali, 1971, 1983-86

6. Bali, 1983 7. Bali—Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Photos, 1983 8. Bali, 1983-87

9. Bali, 1985 10. Bali Brochures, undated 11. Bandung, 1970 12. Batak, 1959-86

13. Batak, 1971, 1973-74 14. Batak, 1973 15. Batak, 1974 16. Batak, 1983 17. Batak, undated 18. Batak Elite, 1960, 1970-74 19. Batak Homecoming Ceremony, 1971

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20. Batak Tugu, 1969-73 21. Batak Tugu--Simandjuntak Clan, 1973 22. Bomas, 1984 23. Ceylon, 1958 24. Contest Photos, 1958-68 25. Culture on Tour, 1986-87 26. Fort Berthold Reservation, 1951 27. Ghana (1 of 2), 1994

28. Ghana (2 of 2), 1994 29. Great Photos, 1960-95

30. India—Benares, 1978 31. Indonesia, 1969, 1971 32. Indonesia (1 of 3), 1986 33. Indonesia (2 of 3), 1986

34. Indonesia (3 of 3), 1986 35. Indonesia, 1987 36. Indonesia Tour 1, 1987 37. Indonesia Tour 2 (Java), 1987 38. Indonesia Tour 3 (Java), 1987 39. Indonesia Tour 4 (Java), 1987 40. Indonesia Tour 5 (Java), 1987 41. Indonesia Tour 7, 1987

42. Indonesia Tour 8, 1987 43. Indonesia Tour 9 (Java), 1987

44. Indonesia Tour 11 (Bali), 1987 45. Indonesia Tour 12, 1987 46. Indonesia Tour 13 (Bali), 1987 47. Indonesia Tour 15, 1987 48. Indonesia Tour 16 (Bali), 1987 49. Indonesia Tour 17, 1987

50. Indonesia Tour 18 (Bali), 1987 51. Indonesia Tour 20, 1987 52. Indonesia Tour 21 (Toradja), 1987 53. Indonesia Tour 22 (Toradja), 1987 54. Indonesia Tour 23 (Toradja), 1987 55. Indonesia Tour 24 (Toradja), 1987 56. Indonesia Tour 25 (Toradja), 1987 57. International Honors Program Trip, 1983-84, 1995-96

58. Japan, undated 59. Java, 1986 60. Kenya, 1984 61. Kenya—Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Photos, 1984 62. Kenya Postcards, undated 63. Kenya Tourist Brochures, 1985 64. Maasai, 1983-84, 1994-95

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67. Mayer’s Ranch (2 of 2), 1984 68. Mayer’s Ranch—Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett Photos, 1984 69. Moscow, 1964 70. Nairobi Tour, 1995-96 71. Native American Women, undated 72. Navajo, undated

73. New Haven, 1959 74. Office, 1987 75. Renaissance Cruise, 1995 76. Taman Mini, 1986

77. Taman Mini—Batak House, 1986 78. Toradja, 1986 79. Tourism, 1984-85 80. Batak, Unlabeled (1 of 2)

81. Batak, Unlabeled (2 of 2) 82. Batak Adoption Ceremony, 1957 83. Batak Market, undated 84. Batak Miscellaneous and Scenic, undated 85. Batak Reburial Bones, undated 86. Batak Tampvholon Ceremony, undated 87. Batak Village, undated 88. Batak Village Ceremonies, undated

Series 8: Published Writings, 1952-2014

This series contains Bruner’s publications and is arranged chronologically. Box 25

1. Reprints and Manuscripts (1 of 3), 1952-2014 2. Reprints and Manuscripts (2 of 3), 1952-2014 3. Reprints and Manuscripts (3 of 3), 1952-2014 4. “A Level-of-Aspiration Study among the Ramah Navaho.” Journal of Personality 1953

21 (3): 375–385. (with J. B. Rotter) 5. “Two Processes of Change in Mandan-Hidatsa Kinship Terminology.” American

Anthropologist 1955 57 (4): 840–850. 6. “Cultural Transmission and Cultural Change.” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology

1956 12 (2): 191–199. 7. “Primary Group Experience and the Processes of Acculturation.” American

Anthropologist, 1956 59 (4): 605–623. 8. “Family, Ethnic Groups.” In: Area Handbook on Indonesia. Southeast Asia Studies,

Yale University, for Human Relations Area Files Inc., New Haven, 1956. (1 of 3 Volumes)

9. “Family, Ethnic Groups.” In: Area Handbook on Indonesia. Southeast Asia Studies, Yale University, for Human Relations Area Files Inc., New Haven, 1956. (2 of 3 Volumes)

10. “Family, Ethnic Groups.” In: Area Handbook on Indonesia. Southeast Asia Studies, Yale University, for Human Relations Area Files Inc., New Haven, 1956. (3 of 3 Volumes)

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11. “Kinship Organization among the Urban Batak of Sumatra.” Transactions, New York Academy of Sciences 1959 22 (2): 118–125.

12. “The Toba Batak Village.” In: Local, Ethnic, and National Loyalties in Village Indonesia: A Symposium. G. W. Skinner, ed. Southeast Asia Studies, Yale University, and the Institute of Pacific Relations, New York, 1959

13. “Mandan.” In: Perspectives in American Indian Culture Change. E. H. Spicer, ed. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1961, pp. 187–277. Hardcover.

14. “Mandan.” In: Perspectives in American Indian Culture Change. E. H. Spicer,

ed. Chicago: The University of Chicago Press, 1961, pp. 187–277. Hardcover.

15. “Urbanization and Ethnic Identity in North Sumatra.” American Anthropologist 1961 63: 508–521.

16. “The Introductory Course in Cultural Anthropology.” In: The Teaching of Anthropology. D.G. Mandelbaum, G.W. Lasker, and Ethel M. Albert, eds. American Anthropological Association. Memoirs 91. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1963, pp. 141–152. (with George D. Spindler). Hardcover.

17. “The Introductory Course in Cultural Anthropology.” In: The Teaching of Anthropology. D.G. Mandelbaum, G.W. Lasker, and Ethel M. Albert, eds. American Anthropological Association. Memoirs 91. Berkeley: University of California Press, 1963, pp. 141–152. (with George D. Spindler). Paperback.

18. “Family Interaction at Two Levels of Acculturation in Sumatra.” American Journal of Orthopsychiatry 1963 33: 51–59. (with Alan O. Ross).

19. “Medan: The Role of Kinship in an Indonesian City.” In: Pacific Port Towns and Cities. A. Spoehr, ed. Honolulu: Bishop Museum Press, 1963, pp. 1-12.


1. “Cultural Transmission and Cultural Change.” Reprinted in: Personality and Social Systems. Neil J. Smelser and William T. Smelser, eds. New York: John Wiley and Sons, 1963, pp. 481–487.

2. “Medan: The Role of Kinship in an Indonesian City. Reprinted in: Peasants in Cities: Readings in the Anthropology of Urbanization. W. Mangin, ed. Boston: Houghton Mifflin, 1970, pp. 122-134.

3. “Julian H. Steward: A Memorial.” Journal of the Steward Anthropological Society 1972 3 (2): 107–110.

4. “Batak Ethnic Associations in Three Indonesian Cities.” Southwestern Journal of Anthropology 1972 28 (3): 207–229.

5. “Introduction,” in Harley H. Bartlett, The Labors of the Datoe and Other Essays on the Bataks of Asahan. Michigan Papers on South and Southeast Asia No. 5. Ann Arbor: Center for South and Southeast Asian Studies, 1973, pp. ix-xiii.

6. “Kin and Non-Kin.” In: Urban Anthropology. Aidan Southall, ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 1973.

7. “The Missing Tins of Chicken: A Symbolic Interactionist Approach to Culture Change.” Ethos 1973 1 (2): 219–238.

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8. “The Expression of Ethnicity in Indonesia.” In: Urban Ethnicity. Abner Cohen, ed. ASA Monograph 12. London: Tavistock, 1974, pp. 251–280.

9. “Tradition and Modernization in Batak Society.” In: Responses to Change. George DeVos, ed. New York: Van Nostrand, 1976, pp. 234–252.

10. “The Psychological Approach in Anthropology.” In: Horizons of Anthropology. S. Tax, ed. Chicago: Aldine, 1977. Pp. 71–80. Second edition, S. Tax and Leslie G. Freeman, eds. pp. 344–354.

11. “Beyond Binaries.” Reviews in Anthropology 1978 5 (2): 189-195. 12. “Indonesian Models in Social Action.” In: Art, Ritual and Society in Indonesia. Bruner

and Becker, eds. Southeast Asia Monographs 53. Athens: Ohio University Press, 1979, pp. 1–9.

13. “Gender Differences in Graffiti: A Semiotic Perspective.” Women’s Studies International Quarterly 1980 3:239–252. (with Jane Paige Kelso).

14. “The Expression of Ethnicity in Indonesia.” Reprinted in: Sociology of Southeast Asia. Hans-Dieter Evers, ed. Kuala Lumpur: Oxford University Press, 1980, pp. 140-152.

15. “Gender Differences in Graffiti: A Semiotic Perspective.” Reprinted in: The Voices and Words of Women and Men. Cheris Kramerae, ed. Oxford: Pergamon Press, 1980.

16. “Models of Urban Kinship.” In: Towards a Political Economy of Urbanization in Third World Countries. Helen I. Safa, ed. New Delhi: Oxford University Press, 1982, pp. 105– 118.

17. “The Symbolics of Urban Migration.” In: The Prospects for Plural Societies. David

Maybury-Lewis, ed. Proceedings, American Ethnological Society. Washington D.C.:

American Anthropological Association, 1982, pp. 64–76.

18. “Emergent vs. Invariant Models.” In: Beyond Samosir: Recent Studies of Batak Peoples of Sumatra. Rita Smith and Richard D. Kipp, eds. Monographs in Southeast Asia. Athens: Ohio University Press, 1983, pp. 13-20.

19. Text, Play and Story: The Construction and Reconstruction of Self and Society. (ed.) 1983 Proceedings, American Ethnological Society. Washington D.C.: American Anthropological Association, 1984, pp. 364.


1. The Anthropology of Experience. Urbana: University of Illinois, 1986, pp. 391. (ed. with Victor W. Turner). Hardcover edition.

2. The Anthropology of Experience. Urbana: University of Illinois, 1986, pp. 391. (ed. with Victor W. Turner). Paperback edition.

3. “East Africa: Tourist Performances and Representations.” Problemy Turystyki (Problems of Tourism) 1987 X (3): 25–29. Warsaw, Poland. (with Barbara Kirshenblatt- Gimblett).

4. “Introduction: Experiments in Ethnographic Writing.” In: Conversations in Anthropology: Anthropology and Literature. Paul Benson, ed. Steward Journal 17: 1 and 2, Fall/Spring 1987–1988, pp.1–19.

5. “Tourism, Creativity, and Authenticity.” Studies in Symbolic Interaction 1989 10: 109– 114.

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6. “Touristic Diversity: Report on Theory Session.” Conference on Tourism and the Change of Life Styles, Instytut Turystyki, Warsaw, Poland, Sept 16-18, 1988). Problemy Turystyki (Problems of Tourism) 1990 XII (1–2): 101–102. (with Michel Picard).

7. “The Transformation of Self in Tourism.” Annals of Tourism Research 1991 18(2): 238– 250.

8. “Dialogic Narration and the Paradoxes of Masada.” Reprinted in: Anthropological Poetics. Ivan Brady, ed. Savage, Maryland: Rowman and Littlefield, 1991, pp. 177–203. (With Phyllis Gorfain).

9. “Tourism.” In: Folklore, Cultural Performances, and Popular Entertainments. Richard Bauman, ed. New York: Oxford University Press, 1992, pp. 300-307. (with Barbara Kirshenblatt- Gimblett).

10. “Introduction: The Ethnographic Self and the Personal Self.” In: Anthropology and Literature. Paul Benson, ed. University of Illinois Press: Urbana, 1993, pp. 1–26.

11. “Epilogue: Creative Persona and the Problem of Authenticity.” In: Creativity/Anthropology. Smadar Lavie, Kirin Narayan, and Renato Rosaldo, eds. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1993, pp. 321–334.

12. “Lincoln’s New Salem as a Contested Site.” In, “Museums and Tourism.” (ed.) Bruner, ed. special issue, Museum Anthropology 1993 17 (3):14–25.

13. “Authenticity, Reproductions, and the Patrimony of Abraham Lincoln.” Le Tourisme International Entre Tradition et Modernité. Centre d'Etudes Tourisme et Civilisation. Laboratoire D'Ethnologie-Université de Nice, 1993, pp. 49–57.

14. “The Ethnographer/Tourist in Indonesia.” In International Tourism: Identity and Change. (eds.) Marie-Françoise Lanfant, John Allcock, and Edward M. Bruner. London: Sage, 1995, pp. 224–241.

15. “Tourism in the Balinese Borderzone.” In Displacement, Diaspora, and Geographies of Identity, Smadar Lavie and Ted Swedenburg (eds.), Durham: Duke University Press, 1996, pp. 157–179.

16. “My Life in an Ashram.” Qualitative Inquiry 1996 2: 300–319. 17. “Ethnography as Narrative.” In: Memory, Identity, Community: The Idea of Narrative

in the Human Sciences, Lewis P. Hinchman and Sandra K. Hinchman, eds. Albany: State University of New York Press, 1997, pp. 264-280.

18. “Return to Sumatra: 1957, 1997.” American Ethnologist 1999, 26(2): 461–477. 19. “Deconstructing the Role of the Discussant.” In: “Subject to Writing: the Victor Turner

Prize and the Anthropological Text.” Barbara Babcock, ed., special issue, Anthropology and Humanism 1999 24 (2): 129–133.


1. “Culture Broker,” “Photography,” “Professional Native,” “Gifts,” “Invention of Culture,” “Natives,” “Spatial Interaction.” Entries for Encyclopedia of Tourism. Jafar Jafari, ed. London: Routledge, 2000.

2. “Ethnic Tourism: One Tribe, Three Contexts.” In: Tourism, Anthropology, and China. Tan Chee Beng, Sidney C. H. Cheung, and Yang Hui, eds. Bangkok: White Lotus, 2001. pp. 55–70.



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3. “The Representation of African Pastoralists: a Commentary.” In: Persistent Popular Images of Pastoralists. Robert J. Gordon and Corinne A. Kratz, (eds.), Visual Anthropology 2002 15 (3-4): 275–280.

4. “Tourism in Ghana: The Representation of Slavery and the Return of the Black Diaspora.” Reprinted in Tourists and Tourism: A Reader, Sharon Bohn Gmelch, ed. Long Grove, Illinois: Waveland Press, 2004, pp. 345-368.

5. Culture on Tour: Ethnographies of Travel. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2005. 6. “The Elusive ‘Truth’ in Ethnographic Inquiry.” Cambridge Anthropology 2009 29 (3):

86- 88.

7. “Remembering My Jewish Father.” Anthropologica 2010 52: 1–5. 8. “Around the World in Sixty Years: From Native America to Indonesia to Tourism and

Beyond.” In: The Restless Anthropologist: New Field sites, New Visions. .Alma Gottlieb, ed. Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 2012, pp. 138- 158.

9. “The Aging Anthropologist.” Anthropology and Humanism 2014 39(1): 27- 31. 10. American Anthropological Association, 104th Annual Meeting, 2005. 11. Anthropology and Humanism, 2006, 31 (1).

Oversize Research Material from Series 6 This series contains oversize maps and a genealogy from series 6. Box 29 (oversize materials)

Native American Materials

1. Fort Berthold Reservation—Edna White Owl Family Genealogy going back at least to Blackhawk (1848-1910), Bruner’s handwritten draft, ca. 1957

Map cabinet: room 19, range 50, drawer 7

Oversize Folder 1: pulled from Box 13, folder 7

1. Map – Siradja Batak, undated (3 copies)


1. Map – Prapat, undated

2. Map – Pangoeroeran, undated (2 copies) 3. Map – Nieuw Singkel, undated 4. Map – Bagan-Siapiapi, undated 5. Map – Kotatengah, undated 6. Map – Natal, undated 7. Map – Loeboeksikaping, undated 8. Map – Sibolga, undated 9. Map – Padangsidimpoean, undated



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10. Map – Medan, undated 11. Map – Tapaktoean, undated 12. Map – Sumatra (North), undated 13. Map – Sumatra (South), undated 14. Map – Labuan Batu, undated

Oversize Folder 3: Pulled from Box 13, folder 7

1. Map – Medan en Omgeving, undated

2. Map – Wegen Rond Pematang Siantar, undated 3. Map – Peta Daerah Atjeu, undated 4. Map – Medan, undated, undated 5. Map – Tapanuli-Utara, undated

6. Map – Bataklanden en Omgeving, undated 7. Map – Peta Djakarta, undated 8. Map – Kota Medan, undated 9. Map – Sumatra, undated

Appraisal and Processing Note: Edward Bruner had not preserved most of his correspondence as well as records regarding University committee work or professional engagements. Before their transfer to the archives, professor Bruner appraised his slides with archivist Susanne Belovari at his home and weeded many of the earlier slides (before his professional turn to studying tourism). Duplicates, secondary literature, reprints, personal materials were weeded; only a selection of course materials were kept. Publication titles/citations were copied from his CV. Oversized maps were taken from Box 13 and stored in oversize folders. Books in Boxes 25-28 are stored flat. Pre-processing by John French, processing by Sarah Harris in 2017/2018; supervised by Susanne Belovari.