Field notebooks of anthropological research in Swaziland and South Africa, 1931-1985 [microform]

1056 Pages·1992·68.2 MB·English

by  Kuper, Hilda

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HILDA KUPER
FIELD NOTEBOOKS OF ANTHROPOLOGICAL
RESEARCH IN SWAZILAND AND SOUTH AFRICA.
1931-1985
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78 NOTEBOOKS
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HILDA KUPER FIELD NOTEBOOKS
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REEL FOUR CONTENTS
notebooks
Fil» Sequence Author's Numbering Date
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NujBbering
36 1 1965
37 I 1966
unnumbered 1966
38
39 II 1966
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41 IV 1966
V 1966
42
43 VI 1966
44 VII 1967
45 VTII 1967
46 IX 1967
47 An I 1966-67
48 BI 1966-67
49 BBI 1966-68
50 unnumbered 1967
Note: Contents of the entire collection will be found at
the start of reel one.
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NOTES:
This collection of Professor Hilda Kuper's field notes was
selected for filming by the author. The notebooks have been
arranged in chronological order where possible. Most of the
notebooks have been numbered by the author; they represent several
series and have varied numberings. For ease of identification in
the use of this microfilm, a single numerical sequence has been
applied to the collection of notebooks (Film Sequence Numbering)
Unless specified, all references to notebook numbers refer to Film
Sequence Numbering.
Several notebooks include indexes. Some also have separate
indexes on cards provided by the author. Both indexes have been
filmed, the card index preceding the text of the corresponding
notebook.
index cards for which then :«0:
corresponding notebooks. These cards have been filmed with an
indication that no notebook will follow.
There is also a general subject index that covers a group of
selected notebooks dated 1931 thru 1941. Some notebooks in the
time period were omitted from the subject index. Entries show
author's numbering for the notebooks. A table converting the
author's notebook numbers to Film Sequence Numbering precedes the
subject index.
Some of the notebooks have text beginning at both the front
and rear covers and working inwards towards the center. Text
beginning at the front/cover is designated the A side; text written
in the other direction is called the B side. Whenever A and B
texts intersect, the relevant pages are filmed in their appropriate
positions in each sequence.
Blank leaves between the texts of the A and B sides of
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notebooks are treated as belonging to side
Pagination within notebooks is inconsistent. In some cases,
it is unclear whether a leaf is missing or whether a number has
been omitted from the pagination. Some notebooks are not
paginated.
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Many notebooks contain discolored, stained or torn leaves.
There are faint illegible traces of writing on the covers of some
notebooks. The text of these covers has been noted on a target
where legible. Part of the text is in blue, black or red ink,
while part is in pencil. Some pages contain text in both ink and
pencil. The filroers have tried to preserve the legibility of the
notebooks as best possible.
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#36
Notebook
Numbering:
(Author's 1)
1965