PAUL RADIN PAPERS ETHNOGRAPHIC PROFESSIONAL NOTES 1727, 1820, 1824-1825, 1827, [1835-1935], 1938, 1945, 1951-1953, 1958-1960, 2003, undated

Biographical Note/Scope and Content

Series	Box	Folder	Folder Title
2-2	1	-	African Folk Literature
2-2	1	1	Notes on Eozialgefuge in W. Africa, Peter von Werder, 52: (1938): 34-153
2-2	1	2	Translation of Dieu D'eau, Entretiens avec Ogotemmeli, Marcel Griaule, pp. 22-69, 14 pp., n.d.
2-2	1	3	African Folk Music: Arranged with Pagination, pp. 1-22, 24-28, 30-60, 62-125 + 3 pp. inserts, n.d.
2-2	1	4	African Folk Music: Without arrangement, n.d.
2-2	-	-	African American Folk Literature
2-2	-	-	Souls Piled Like Timber
2-2	1	5	Table of Contents, 2 drafts in part, 9 pp., 1952, n.d.
2-2	1	6	Preface, 3 drafts in part, 4 pp., 1945, 1953, n.d.
2-2	1	7	Introduction, 4 drafts in part, 47 pp., 1952, n.d.
2-2	1	8	The Adjustment to Slavery of the Negroes and the Whites, 14 pp., Final Draft, pp. 27-40, ca. 1952-53
2-2	1	-	The Autobiographies
2-2	1	9	Autobiography of Mr. Green, 5 drafts, final draft: pp. 41-74, n.d.
2-2	1	10	Autobiography of Charles Mason, 5 drafts, final draft, pp. 75-100, n.d.
2-2	1	11	Autobiography of Louvinia Franklin, 4 drafts. final draft, pp. 101-110, n.d.
2-2	1	12	Autobiography of Jenness, 4 drafts, final draft, pp. 111-121, n.d.
2-2	1	13	Autobiography of Mrs. Reuben, 3 drafts, final draft, pp.122-128, n.d.
2-2	1	14	Autobiography of Mrs. E. Anson, 3 drafts, final draft: pp. 129-146, n.d.
2-2	1	15	Autobiography of Sally Howard, 3 drafts, final draft, pp. 147-151, n.d.
2-2	-	-	The Conversion Experiences
2-2	1	16	I am Blessed but You are Damned!, 3 drafts, 17 pp., final draft, pp. 190-195, n.d.
2-2	1	17	The Travail of the Soul, 5 drafts, 23 pp., final draft: pp. 201-205, n.d.
2-2	1	18	Born in the World for Heaven, 2 drafts, 11 pp., final draft, pp. 206-210, n.d.
2-2	1	19	Hooked in the Heart, recorded by A.P. Watson, 3 copies, 20 pp., final draft: pp. 211-215, n.d.
2-2	1	20	I Saw God Sitting in a Large Armchair, 5 drafts, 23 pp., final draft: pp. 216-220, n.d.
2-2	2	1	It Stood Me Up on My Feet, I Could Feel the Darkness with My Hands, 4 drafts, 15 pp., final draft: pp. 221-224, n.d.
2-2	2	2	I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray, 1 draft, 3 pp., final draft, pp. 225-227, n.d.
2-2	2	3	Send Me with a Prayer in My Heart, 2 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 228-231, n.d.
2-2	2	4	You Got to Die and Can't Live, 3 drafts, 10 pp., final draft: pp. 232-233, n.d.
2-2	2	5	From the Foundation of the World, 3 drafts, 11 pp., final draft: pp. 234-237, n.d.
2-2	2	6	The Water Cried, "Unworthy, Unworthy," told by Woman, 4 drafts, 17 pp., final draft: pp. 238-241, n.d.
2-2	2	7	Ye Everlasting Gates, Fly Open, 3 drafts, 14 pp., final draft: pp. 242-246, n.d.
2-2	2	8	The Travelling Wedge, 3 drafts in part, 10 pp., final draft: pp. 247-249, n.d.
2-2	2	9	At the Greedy Jaws of Hell, 3 drafts, 9 pp., final draft: pp. 250-252, n.d.
2-2	2	10	You Must Pray a Little Harder, 3 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 253-255, n.d.
2-2	2	11	A Prayer on the Inside, 2 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 256-258, n.d.
2-2	2	12	I Am Fixed Up for the Building, 4 drafts, 9 pp., final draft: pp. 259-260, n.d.
2-2	2	13	The Hell-Hounds on Her Trail, told by Mrs. Mason, 4 drafts, 19 pp., final draft: 261-265, 1925, n.d.
2-2	2	14	Fixed and Prefixed, told by Mother Hammond, 4 drafts, 11 pp., final draft: pp. 266-268, n.d.
2-2	2	15	The Flesh Trembling on My Bones, Told by Mrs. Harris Heffner, 4 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 269-270, n.d.
2-2	2	16	Shod Me to Run the Race, I Am Not Hell-Scared, 3 drafts, 16 pp., final drafft: pp. 271-274, n.d.
2-2	2	17	I Saw Old Satan and His Hell-Hounds, 2 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 275-277, n.d.
2-2	2	18	By Mrs. Smith or Mary E. Amos, Recorded by A.P. Watson, 4 drafts, 10 pp., final draft: pp. 278-279, n.d.
2-2	2	19	Behold, I Am a Doctor, 3 drafts, 11 pp., final draft: pp. 280-283, n.d.
2-2	2	20	Golden Slipper On My Feet, 4 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 284-285, n.d.
2-2	2	21	Locked in the Building, 2 drafts, 4 pp., final draft: pp. 286-287, n.d.
2-2	2	22	The Road Is So Narrow and My Feet So Big, 3 drafts, 6 pp., final draft: pp. 288-289, n.d.
2-2	2	23	A Sea of Glass Mingled with Fire, 3 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 290-291, n.d.
2-2	2	24	Got No Tune. Got No Tune, 2 drafts, 6 pp., final draft: pp. 292-294, n.d.
2-2	2	25	I Want You to Jump, 2 drafts in part, 4 pp., final draft: pp. 295-297, n.d.
2-2	2	26	I Am Old as God, 2 drafts, 4 pp., final draft, pp. 298-299, n.d.
2-2	2	27	Saw God as a Natural Man, 3 drafts, 6 pp., final draft: pp. 300-301, n.d.
2-2	2	28	Told by "Primitive Baptist," Waist-Deep in Death, 5 drafts, 10 pp., final draft: pp. 302-303, n.d.
2-2	2	29	Sitting on Cattle of One Thousand Hooves, 4 drafts, 9 pp., final draft: pp. 304-306, n.d.
2-2	2	30	There Ain't No Such Thing as Conjurors, 2 drafts, 4 pp., final draft: pp. 307-308, n.d.
2-2	2	31	I Saw Him Take a Sun Out of a Sun, recorded by A.P. Watson, 2 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 309-311, n.d.
2-2	2	32	Souls Under the Altar: Their Little Wings Flapping, Click-Click, told by Mrs. Ransom, 4 drafts, 8 pp., Final draft: 312-313, n.d.
2-2	2	33	In My Heart I was Good or A Chosen Vessel Before the Wind Ever Flew, 3 drafts, 4 pp., final draft: pp. 314-315, n.d.
2-2	2	34	Dead Me Lying on a Cooling Board, 4 drafts, 7 pp., final draft: pp. 316-317, n.d.
2-2	2	35	A Burning in my Heart, told by Mary Brown, 3 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 318-319, n.d.
2-2	2	36	Time Brought You to This World, 3 drafts. 5 pp., final draft: pp. 320-321, n.d.
2-2	2	37	Hinder Me Not Ye Much-Loved Sins, 3 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 322-323, n.d.
2-2	2	38	I Can Feel the Pull, 3 drafts, 5 pp., final draft: pp. 324-325, n.d.
2-2	2	39	The Angels Huddled Up Around Me: My Name Was Walled in the Stone, 4 drafts, 8 pp., final draft: pp. 326-327, n.d.
2-2	2	40	Christianity as Depicted in the Conversion Experiences, 1 draft, 57 pp., final draft: pp. 328-386, n.d.
2-2	2	41	The Conversion Experiences, Their Literary Structure, 1 draft, 24 pp., final draft: pp. 387-410, n.d.
2-2	2	42	Endnotes, 1 draft, 6 pp., final draft: pp. 411-416, n.d.
2-2	2	43	Autobiography of Mrs. Thompson, 3 drafts, 25 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	44	Baptized in the Spirit, told by P. Fitzgerald, recorded by A.P. Watson, 4 drafts, 6 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	45	Caught Up in the Spirit of the Lord, 2 drafts, 2 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	46	A Dream, 1 draft, 5 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	47	The Lord Spoke Peace to My Soul, told by the minister of a Primitive Baptist Church, 4 drafts, 6 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	48	A Man in a Man, 3 drafts, 14 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	49	Peace! Peace! Free! Free!, told by Mr. Green, 1 draft, 11 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	50	Souls Piled Like Timber, 2 drafts, 6 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	51	Visions and Dreams, 1 draft, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	52	Untitled, told by Mrs. Sarah Pope, recorded by A.P. Watson, 1 draft, 2 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	53	Untitled, told by Mr. Thompson, 1 draft, 12 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	54	Untitled, 1 draft, 7 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	55	Untitled, 1 draft, 7 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	56	Unidentified fragment, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	57	Analysis of the Conversion Experiences by Michael de Lazlo, n.d., after 1958?
2-2	2	58	Apache Folk Literature: Untitled, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	59	California: Ethnographic Statistics, 5 pp., ca. 1935
2-2	2	60	Caribbean Folk Literature: Untitled, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	2	-	Chinese American Folk Literature
2-2	2	61	Men of Poverty by Jon Lee, n.d.
2-2	2	62	Untitled Fragments, n.d.
2-2	3	1	Eskimo Folk Literature: Transcripts with notes, n.d.
2-2	3	-	France
2-2	3	2	Analysis of 18th Century Political Press, 18 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	3	Discours de Guerra de Mindia, French, 16 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	4	Italian American: The Ritual of Assimilation, A Study of the Italians of San Francisco, typescript with notes, 166 pp., n.d., before 1935
2-2	3	-	Japanese American Folk Literature
2-2	3	5	Ho-Dan-Zo (Storehouse-of-Ten-Thousand-Jewels), memorandum, 12 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	6	The Hundred Views of Figi, prefactory note by Radin, 11 pp., n.d., ca. 1932
2-2	3	7	Introduction, The Adoption of Chinese and European Culture by Japan, 21 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	8	Some Aspects of Japanese History and Culture, n.d.
2-2	3	-	Jewish
2-2	3	9	The Jews, Past, Present, and Future, 18 pp., 2 copies with notes, 36 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	10	The Beloved Vagabond, n.d.
2-2	3	11	Unidentified, n.d.
2-2	3	-	Melanesia Folk Literature
2-2	3	12	Victoire des Mea, from M. Lienhardt, 6 pp., n.d., after 1932
2-2	3	13	Notes on French Ethnomythological Theory, n.d., after 1951
2-2	3	-	Mexico Folk Literature
2-2	3	14	Bando de Venegas, Spanish, 1812, 2 pp.
2-2	3	15	Breves Rasgos Sobre Pablo de Villavicencio, with P.L. Montserrat, Spanish, 14 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	16	Brief Sketch of the Life and Ideas of Rafael Davila (1803?-1834?), English and Spanish, 17 pp., 1945
2-2	3	17	How the Boundary was Fixed Between Cheran and Aranza, retold by Pablo Velaquez G., transcribed by R.H. Barlow, 1941, English and Spanish, 2 drafts, 3 pp.
2-2	3	18	Jose Joaquin Fernandez de Lizardi, 5 pp., plus 8 pp. of notes, n.d.
2-2	3	19	La Malinche de la Constitucion, 1820, Nahuatl (Mejicano) and Spanish, 2 copies, 9 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	20	El Pensador Mexicano and related writings, 5 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	21	Plaza de Toros, Spanish, 12 pp., 1827
2-2	3	22	Related Notes on Plaza de Toros, English and Spanish, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	23	Prologue on Un Viaje Sentimental, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	24	Repuesta del Pensador, Spanish, 6 pp., 1825
2-2	3	25	Sonata Appasionata, 2 drafts, 22 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	26	Sonata Appasionata, Related notes, 11 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	27	Varias Preguntas Importantes Sobre las Cosas del Dia, 1821, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	28	Vigesina Conversacion del Payo y el Sacristan, fragment, English and Spanish, 2 pp., 1824
2-2	3	29	Navajo Folk Literature: Story retold by Charles Tsoie, recorded by Maud Oakes, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	-	New Guinea Folk Literature: Transcripts from Publications
2-2	3	30	Dutch, 1885, 1888, ca. 1900, 1918, 1926-1927, 1929-1930, 1950, 1952, n.d., (189 pp.)
2-2	3	31	[1838-1935, n.d.] within Student Papers, English, Dutch, and French, 1951-52, n.d. (128 pp.)
2-2	3	-	Oglala Folk Literature
2-2	3	32	Untitled, 6 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	33	Sun Dance Religion, 31 pp., n.d.
2-2	-	-	Ottawa and Ojibwa
2-2	3	34	Introduction on Dreams of Aboriginal People, 22 pp., n.d.
2-2	3	35	Chapter 5, The Culture of the Ottawa in the 17th and 18th Centuries, 1 copy, 54 pp., pp. 61-115, n.d., after 1927
2-2	4	1	Chapter 6, The Influence of Christianity Upon Ottawa Culture, 1 copy, 41 pp., pp. 116-156 plus 1 page of notes, n.d., after 1927
2-2	4	2	Chapter 7, The Influence of the French Upon Ottawa Culture, 2 copies, 91 pp., pp. 157-202 plus 1 page of notes, n.d., after 1927.
2-2	4	3	Chapter 14, Untitled, Re: Afterlife, 14 pp., n.d.
2-2	4	4	Chapter unnumbered, Indian Games, 1 copy, 3 pp., pp. 28-30, n.d.
2-2	4	5	Cultural Notes, Michigan and Ontario, Canada, pp. 8-11, 41-42, 87-[97]-143, 147, 149-150, 153-154, 171-187, 209-[217]-222, [*], 237-240, 243-247, 259-275, 282-283, 287, typescript with pagination, including two pages each numbered 97 and 217 and one unnumbered page inserted between pages 222 and 237, n.d.
2-2	4	6	Material Culture Sketches, 137 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	4	-	Folk Literature
2-2	4	-	The Blue Man
2-2	4	7	12 pages with notes, n.d.
2-2	4	8	5 pages, n.d.
2-2	4	9	3 pages, fragment, n.d.
2-2	4	10	How an Indian Shaman Cures his Patient, n.d.
2-2	4	11	Migration Tale of the Mississauga, as told by Young P., [Hiawatha, Rice Lake, Michigan or Ontario, Canada?], typescript, 5 pp., n.d.
2-2	4	12	Origin of the Totems, as told by B.W., [Sarnia, Ontario, Canada?], fragment, 6 pp., n.d.
2-2	4	13	Polynesian Folk Literature, 2 pp., n.d.
2-2	4	14	Spanish Folk Literature: Adalid Español, Primer Obispo y Martyr de Jerusalen, 1727, 5 pp.
2-2	4	15	Venezuela History: Synopsis of the History of Venezuela, 4 pp., pp. 1-3, 5, n.d.
2-2	-	-	Winnebago [Ho-Chunk]
2-2	4	16	The Adoption of Writing as Illustrated by the Winnebago Indians, 12 pp., n.d.
2-2	-	-	Autobiographies
2-2	4	17	Autobiography of Sam Blowsnake, 169 pp., n.d.
2-2	4	18	Autobiography of John Rave's Experience with Peyote, 46 pp., American Philosophical Society, Handwritten, Winnebago and English, n.d.
2-2	4	19	Autobiography of Mary Smith Bigfire (White Water Spirit Woman), 75 pp., edited by Richard Werbner, 1959
2-2	4	20	Autobiographical Interview of Mary Smith Bigfire, 53 pp., interviewed by Richard Werbner, ca. 1958
2-2	4	21	Autobiographical Interview of Hattie White Eagle, interviewed by Richard Werbner, ca. 1958?, 24 pp.
2-2	4	22	Winnebago - Sac and Fox: Autobiographical Interview of Mary Rice-Hill, interviewed by Richard Werbner, ca. 1958?, 46 pp.
2-2	5	1	Beaver, Frank, on Winnebago History, transcribed by Lucretia Crawford
2-2	5	2	George Smith, transcribed by Lucretia Crawford
2-2	5	3	Unidentified [Tape 2], transcribed by Lucretia Crawford
2-2	5	4	Unidentified [Tape 4], transcribed by Lucretia Crawford
2-2	5	5	Field Notes on Food Production by Richard Werbner, 1958, 8 pp.
2-2	5	6	Culture Sketches, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	-	Folk Literature
2-2	5	7	The Auk, American Philosophical Society, 5 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	8	The Bear Clan Feast, 85 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	-	Blue Horn's Nephew
2-2	5	9	Fragment, 18 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	10	Fragment, 14 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	11	The Children of the Sun (the Twins), 10 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	12	The Four Nights Wake of the Thunderbird Clan, American Philosophical Society, 27 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	13	How Hare Killed the Keeper of the Field Containing the Products of the Earth, 13 pp., pp. 37-50, n.d.
2-2	5	14	The Journey to the Spirit Land, 12 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	15	The Man and His Three Dogs, 11 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	16	Oh-Poh, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	17	Origin of the Buffalo Clan, 11 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	18	Origin of the Medicine Lodge, 63 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	19	Red Man and Chief of the Heroka, 3 drafts, 192 pp., final draft, n.d.
2-2	5	20	Shaman's Soul, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	21	The Shawnee Prophet, 39 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	22	The Story of Holy One, 19 pp., American Philosophical Society, n.d.
2-2	5	23	Untitled, fragment, 12 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	24	Untitled, fragment, 2 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	-	Folk Music
2-2	5	25	Flute Melody Score, George La Mere, n.d.
2-2	5	26	Scalp Dance Song Score and Text, George La Mere, n.d.
2-2	5	27	War Bundle Feast Song Score and Text, George La Mere, n.d.
2-2	5	28	Untitled Fragments, with War Bundle Feast (Waruxapkigo), songs by F.B. [Frank Beaver?], n.d.
2-2	5	29	Yurok Folk Literature: Story of the Dog Song, 7 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	30	Zapotec: The Zapotec Language, Some Considerations on Linguistic Method, English, Spanish, and Zapotec, n.d.
2-2	5	-	Unidentified Folk Literature
2-2	5	31	[Yurok?] Fragment, 3 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	32	Imap Ukua ("The Mother of the Sea"), English and German, 1960, n.d.
2-2	5	33	The Little Star Who Walked Across the Sky, 4 pp., n.d.
2-2	5	34	Medea, 3 drafts, 30 pp., n.d.

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