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Collection Overview

Scope and Contents of the Materials

Collection Historical Note

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Series 1: Academic Course Work, 1955-1968

This series contains course papers, lecture and reading notes related to Crespi's undergraduate (B.A., Brooklyn College, CUNY) and graduate programs (M.A., Columbia University; Ph.D, University of Illinois) and coursework in anthropology. These materials document Crespi's academic progression and activities. Contents in this series do not include data gathered during fieldwork. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 1

Folder 1: A Report on Aspects of Traditional, Modified Traditional, and Non-Traditional Haciendas in Ecuador, 1962

Folder 2: Allan Holmberg Seminar on Middle and South America, 1962

Folder 3: Anthropology 314 Bibliography: Part I - Ecuador, ca. 1959

Folder 4: Course and Exam Preparation Notes, Undated

Folder 5: Course Notebooks (1 of 2), ca. 1955-1962

Folder 6: Course Notebooks (2 of 2), ca. 1955-1962

Folder 7: Course Notes: Oscar Lewis Anthropology 463 - Seminar on Field Methods and Research Designs in Cultural Anthropology, 1961

Folder 8: Ecuador Quichua Lesson Book by Ellen M. Ross, Undated

Folder 9: Meeting Minutes: Joseph Casagrande Project in Ecuador, 1968

Folder 10: Notes: Anthropology and Asia, ca. 1965

Folder 11: Notes: Anthropology Readings, ca. 1959

Folder 12: Notes: Elliot Liebow, Undated

Folder 13: Notes: History of Anthropology and Research Methods, ca. 1964

Folder 14: Preliminary Exam Notes, Undated

Folder 15: Quechua Language Lessons Papers and Notes, ca. 1962

Folder 16: Summer Field Training Program - Ecuador, 1962 Reading List, 1962

Folder 17: The Field Research Seminar, Summer 1968, 1967-1968

Folder 18: Undergraduate and Graduate Course Papers, 1958-1959, 1962

Series 2: Ecuador Fieldwork and Research, 1911-1979

This series contains Crespi's correspondence, fieldwork materials, collected primary sources, research notes, and dissertation materials all related to her anthropological research in Ecuador. While most of the materials were gathered and created prior to receiving her Ph.D., she returned to Ecuador after for postdoctoral research, and for a Fulbright teaching fellowship. Although the contents document a variety of subjects related to Ecuadorian culture and history, Crespi primarily documented Ecuadorian social and ethnic hierarchies, agriculture and labor, and post-1964 agrarian reforms. Some of the materials in this series contain personal and genealogical information about Ecuadorian community members, particularly Indigenous Ecuadorian hacienda laborers. Contents are in English and Spanish languages, as well as Quechua to a lesser extent. Sub-series are in the following order: Correspondence (arranged chronologically); Dissertation Materials (arranged alphabetically); Field Notes and Fieldwork Materials (arranged alphabetically); Newspapers and News Clippings (arranged alphabetically); Primary Sources (arranged alphabetically); and Research Notes and Writing Drafts (arranged alphabetically).

Sub-Series 1: Correspondence, 1963-1976

This sub-series contains correspondence which Crespi sent and received related to her fieldwork in Ecuador. Correspondents include academic advisors and colleagues, as well as Ecuadorian contacts. Arranged chronologically.

Box 1

Folder 19: Oscar M. Ruebhausen, 1963

Folder 20: Correspondence from Crespi in Ecuador, 1964

Folder 21: Professors Joseph Casagrande and Julian Steward, 1964-1965

Folder 22: Aquíles H. Enríquez, 1965-1966

Folder 23: Leonidas and Rafael Catucuamba, 1965-1966, 1969

Folder 24: Ligia and Rosa Cadena, 1965, 1970

Folder 25: Correspondence from Ecuador, 1965-1966, 1971

Folder 26: "Nelly", 1965-1966, 1971

Folder 27: Central University of Ecuador Campus Protest, 26-Mar-66

Folder 28: Tobias L. Dunkelberger and Norris G. Lang, 1966-1967

Folder 29: Alfonso and Yolanda Maygua, 1971, 1976

Sub-Series 2: Dissertation Materials, 1962-1969

This sub-series contains Crespi's Ph.D. dissertation, as well as her writing notes, early drafts, and research proposal. The topic of her dissertation and the sources she relied on were largely derived from the materials she created and gathered during her fieldwork from 1962-1968. This series is arranged alphabetically following the dissertation.

Box 1

Folder 30: The Patrons and Peons of Pesillo: A Traditional Hacienda System in Highland Ecuador, 1968

Folder 31: Dissertation Abstracts and Copyright Certificate, 1968-1969

Folder 32: Dissertation Chapter Drafts and Edits (1 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 33: Dissertation Chapter Drafts and Edits (2 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 34: Dissertation Writing Drafts, ca. 1968

Folder 35: Ph.D. Research Fellowship and Grant Applications and Supply Grant Ledger, 1962-1968

Folder 36: Ph.D. Research Proposal, ca. 1962

Sub-Series 3: Field Notes and Fieldwork Materials, 1962-1979

This sub-series contains Crespi's fieldwork materials and compiled ethnographic data gathered in Ecuador both for the fulfillment of her Ph.D., and her continued postdoctoral research in Ecuador. Materials document agrarian data, conversations with Ecuadorian laborers and landowners, cultural and religious festivities, the impact of Ecuador's 1964 agrarian reforms, genealogical data, and Ecuadorians' conceptions of race and ethnicity. Formats include bound journals, index notecards, and papers containing questionnaires and various notes. Arranged alphabetically; boxes 4 and 5 additionally contain smaller boxes (Box 4A, Box 5A, and Box 5B) which house some of Crespi's fieldwork notecards and their contents have remained in their original order.

Box 2

Folder 1: Field Journal: April 12-August 25, Undated

Folder 2: Field Journal: Arrayancuchu, Undated

Folder 3: Field Journal: Hacienda Census of Agriculture, 1964-1965

Folder 4: Field Journal: Hacienda Compound El Molino, Undated

Folder 5: Field Journal: History and Questions, Undated

Folder 6: Field Journal: June 1-November 20, 1964

Folder 7: Field Journal: Llano de Albas (El Churro), Undated

Folder 8: Field Journal: March 11-May 31, 1964

Folder 9: Field Journal: Notes on Food and Agriculture Organization Report and Hacienda Data, 1962-1963

Folder 10: Field Journal: Olmedo, Undated

Folder 11: Field Journal: Olmedo Census, Undated

Folder 12: Field Journal: Pucara, Undated

Folder 13: Field Journal: Pueblo Census of Agriculture, Undated

Folder 14: Field Journal: Queseracuchu La Calera, Undated

Folder 15: Field Journal: Sta. Rosa, Undated

Folder 16: Field Journal: Turucuchu, Undated

Folder 17: Field Journal: Work with Leonidas Catucuamba, 1963-1965

Folder 18: Field Journal: Zuleta, Undated

Folder 19: Field Notes, 1968

Folder 20: Field Notes: Agricultural Data, Labor, and Practices at Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1965

Folder 21: Field Notes: Agriculture and Labor at Multiple Haciendas, ca. 1962-1975

Folder 22: Field Notes: Agriculture, Labor, and Politics, 1970

Folder 23: Field Notes: Apegados, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 24: Field Notes: Arrayancuchu and Pesillo, ca. 1964

Folder 25: Field Notes: Ayora and Politics, ca. 1966

Folder 26: Field Notes: Cadena and Peruguche Families and Pueblo Stores, 1968

Folder 27: Field Notes: Chaquihuasca - Huasipungo Agriculture, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 28: Field Notes: "Choloization", 1972

Folder 29: Field Notes: "Compadres" and "Padrinos", 1968

Folder 30: Field Notes: Death and Illness, ca. 1969

Box 3

Folder 1: Field Notes: Ecuadorian Schoolchildren, 1979

Folder 2: Field Notes: Ethnic and Social Categories, 1968

Folder 3: Field Notes: Family Relations, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 4: Field Notes: Food Habits, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 5: Field Notes: Haciendas and Huasipungos, 1966

Folder 6: Field Notes: History of Hacienda Pesillo, 1964-1968

Folder 7: Field Notes: Huasipunguero Communities and Relations, ca. 1964

Folder 8: Field Notes: Huasipungo Economy - Agriculture, 1972

Folder 9: Field Notes: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonizacion Reforms and Huasipungo Reactions, 1964-1969

Folder 10: Field Notes: Interviews with Luis Rojas and Alfonso Maigua, 1973

Folder 11: Field Notes: Marriage, Family, and Sex Relations, ca. 1966

Folder 12: Field Notes: "Other Haciendas" (Not Pesillo), 1964-1966, 1974

Folder 13: Field Notes: Pesillo, 1964, 1968-1969

Folder 14: Field Notes: Pesillo (Index Cards), 1968-1969

Folder 15: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (1 of 2), 1972

Folder 16: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (2 of 2), 1972

Folder 17: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (1 of 2), 1977

Folder 18: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador (2 of 2), 1977

Folder 19: Field Notes: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador, 1979

Folder 20: Field Notes: Prices - Food and Clothing, 1964-1965

Folder 21: Field Notes: Pueblo - Olmedo, 1965

Folder 22: Field Notes: Purchases and Weaving, 1977-1978

Folder 23: Field Notes: Recipes, Undated

Folder 24: Field Notes: San Juan and Fiestas, 1977

Folder 25: Field Notes: San Juan - Celebration, Dance, and Music, 1968-1969, 1972, 1977

Folder 26: Field Notes: School at Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1965

Folder 27: Field Notes: Songs and Recipes, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 28: Field Notes: Wealth Difference, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 29: Field Notes: Weddings and Fiestas, 1964, 1968, 1977

Folder 30: Fieldwork: Compiled Data and Research Notes, ca. 1978

Folder 31: Fieldwork: Compiled Data, News Clippings, and Notes, 1966

Folder 32: Fieldwork: Compiled Hacienda Data and Lists, 1964

Folder 33: Fieldwork: Ethnic Categories and Consultant Information (1 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 34: Fieldwork: Ethnic Categories and Consultant Information (2 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 35: Fieldwork: Hacienda and Resident Data Charts, Undated

Box 4

Folder 1: Fieldwork: Huasipungo Demographics and Family Composition, ca. 1962-1970

Folder 2: Fieldwork: Huasipunguero Questionnaires, 1965

Folder 3: Fieldwork: Goals and "Data to be Obtained", 1968

Folder 4: Fieldwork: Fiesta San Juan Transcripts, 1969, 1972

Folder 5: Fieldwork: Interview Transcript - Tape No. 8 Track II, Rafael Calcán on Hacienda Pesillo (in Spanish), Undated

Folder 6: Fieldwork: Pesillo Residents "Datos Preliminares" Questionnaires, 1966

Folder 7: Fieldwork: Postdoctoral Research in Ecuador, 1977

Folder 8: Fieldwork: Registry of Escuela "Ernesto Noboa Caamaño," Hacienda Pesillo, 1963-1964

Folder 9: Fieldwork: Statistics of Huasipungo Agricultural Yields and Family Structures (by Hacienda or Huasipunguero), Undated

Folder 10: Fieldwork: "Sueltos" Questionnaires, 1965

Folder 11: Fieldwork: Survey Statistics of White and Indigienous Conceptions of Social and Racial Identifiers, Undated

Folder 12: Genealogical Data: Huasipunguero Families (1 of 2), ca. 1962-1970

Folder 13: Genealogical Data: Huasipunguero Families (2 of 2), ca. 1962-1970

Folder 14: Genealogical Data: Sons and Inheritance, Undated

Folder 15: Maps: Ecuador, Undated

Folder 16: Maps: Ecuador and Hacienda Pesillo, Undated

Folder 17: Maps: Ecuadorian Haciendas, Undated

Folder 4A: Box 4A: Index Cards - Genealogical Notes, Undated

Box 5

Folder 5A: Box 5A: Index Cards - Genealogical Notes, Undated

Organized into categories: El Churro, Llano de Albas, Sta. Rosa, Pucara, Arrayancuchu, Hacienda Compound, Queseracucho, El Molino, La Calera, Turucucho, Cara Botija, Chimba.

Folder 5B: Box 5B: Index Cards - Miscellaneous Field Notes and Compiled Data, ca. 1965-1967

In English and Spanish. Organized into Categories: Hacienda Structure, Measurements, Cayambe and Pichincha, Population - National and Regional, Physical, Geography, Sickness misc., Communication, Economy, Huasp. and Others, School, Other Haciendas, Chaquihuasca, Inst. de Colonizacion, Compadres, Compadrazgo, Relig. Church Mass, Apegados, Family Relations, Baptisms - Weddings - Fiestas, History, Songs, Words, Genealogies, Prices, Food Habits, Pueblo, Pueblo Church, Teniente Politico, Aspiraciones, Nacimientos General 1964, Olmedo, Compiled Data Tables, Birth Stat., Death Stat., Marriage Stat., Agric. Census Hacienda, Agric. Census Pueblo, Misc Notes 1965-1967.

Sub-Series 4: Newspapers and News Clippings, 1962-1979

This sub-series contains newspapers and news clippings about agriculture, politics, and society in Ecuador. Most of the contents are derived from Ecuadorian newspapers published in Spanish, and additionally includes articles and clippings from U.S. publications, which are in English. Crespi collected many of the newspaper clippings during her dissertation fieldwork, and continued to collect newspapers and clippings during her postdoctoral research in Ecuador. She mailed some of these clippings from Ecuador to the U.S. while conducting fieldwork, and additionally received some clippings via her contacts in Ecuador. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Folder 1: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, 1962, 1964-1967

Folder 2: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, ca. 1965-1973

Folder 3: Ecuadorian Newspaper Clippings, 1968-1979

Folder 4: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1964

Folder 5: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1964-1966

Folder 6: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1965

Folder 7: El Comercio Newspaper Clippings, 1972-1973

Folder 8: Indigena Newspaper Scans, 1978

Folder 9: Magazines Featuring Articles about Ecuador: The Nation and NACLA's Latin America & Empire Report, 1975

Folder 10: News Articles by Lilo Linke: "Reforma Agraria y Dessarrollo Rural" Column, ca. 1962

Folder 11: Newspaper Clippings, 1964-1973

Folder 12: Newspaper Clippings and Articles about Ecuador, 1977-1979

Sub-Series 5: Primary Sources, 1911-1949, 1961-1978

This sub-series contains non-newspaper publications, official papers, and reports about Ecuador. Most of these items were created in Ecuador and are in Spanish, and are largely related to Ecuadorian agriculture, hacienda structure, and agrarian reforms, as seen in contents related to the Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización (an Ecuadorian government agency overseeing agrarian reforms). Contents additionally include reports from international/non-Ecuadorian organizations, such as the Food and Agriculture Organization and the United States Agency for International Development. Crespi collected many of these documents during her dissertation research, and continued to collect items during her postdoctoral research in Ecuador. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 5

Folder 13: Balance de Comprobación: Cooperativa Agropecuaria "Atahualpa" de Pesillo, 1978

Folder 14: Blank Forms: Ministerio de Educación Publica - Proyecto Piloto de Alfabetización Funcional, 1972

Folder 15: Breve Bibliografia Indigenista by Dr. Gonzalo Rubio Orbe, ca. 1964

Folder 16: Cerveceria y Matteria "La Victoria" S.A." 70 Años de Sabor, 1970

Folder 17: Código del Trabajo: Ley de Servicio Civil y Carrera Administrativa y sus Reglamentos, 1969

Folder 18: Cooperative Atualupa (Olmedo-Pesillo): Agriculture and Land Parcels, ca. 1966

Folder 19: Data Tables: Estructura de la Tenencia de la Tierra, ca. 1968

Folder 20: "Ecuador" Publication by the National Economic Planning and Cooridnation Board, 1966

Folder 21: El Agropecuario: Organo de la Agricultura para el Agricultor, Año III No. 69, 1969

Folder 22: Estatutos de la Cooperativa de Produccion Agropecuaria Atahualpa de Pesillo, 1966

Folder 23: Evaluación de la Reforma Agraria: Evaluación del Proyecto Sectorial Cayambe, ca. 1976

Folder 24: Fiestas (Ecuador): Calendars, Event Program, and News Clippings, 1965-1972

Folder 25: Food and Agriculture Organization: Plan de Recolonización de las Haciendas Administradas por la Junta Central de Asistencia Social del Ecuador - Hacienda Pesillo, 1964

Folder 26: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Curso de Capacitacion de Lideres Campesinos, 1964

Folder 27: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Direccion de Planificacion Seccion Evaluacion y Estradistica, 1964-1975, 1975

Folder 28: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: El Desarrollo Economico del Ecuador y su Estructura Agraria, 1965

Folder 29: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Informe de Labores de Enero a Diciembre de 1967, 1968

Folder 30: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Proyecto Conjunto de Reforma Agraria - San Agustin de Cajas, 1969

Folder 31: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Proyecto de Reasentamiento - Hacienda Pesillo, 1964

Box 6

Folder 1: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización: Reglamento para la Adjudicacion de Tierras Baldias, ca. 1964

Folder 2: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Flags: Gobierno de la Junta Militar, 1965

Folder 3: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Forms: Boleta de Citacion - Hacienda Pesillo, 1970

Folder 4: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Forms: Proyecto de Reasentamiento Hacienda Pesillo - Solicitud de Credito en Especies, 1965-1966

Folder 5: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Pamphlet: "Realizaciones del IERAC, 1964-1969", 1969

Folder 6: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Informe de Labores, 1964-1965", 1966

Folder 7: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Informe de Labores, 1964-1968", 1968

Folder 8: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Proyecto Piloto de Colonización en el Nor-Oriente", 1971

Folder 9: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Puca Ponchocunapac Mushuc Tiari", ca. 1964

Folder 10: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Reforma Agraria - Anteproyecto de Ley Agraria", ca. 1964

Folder 11: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Situacion Actual de la Colonización en el Ecuador", 1972

Folder 12: Instituto Ecuatoriano de Reforma Agraria y Colonización Publication: "Un Nuevo Despertar: Historia de un Huasipunguero", ca. 1964

Folder 13: Instituto Nacional de Estadística y Censos: III Censo de Población 1974 Resultados Definitivos, 1974

Folder 14: Instituto Nacional de Investigaciones Agropecuarias: Boletin Divulgativo No. 2 "Trigo: Las Variedades Atacazo, Amazonas, Rumiñahui", 1972

Folder 15: Instituto Otavaleño de Antropologia: Investigaciones Sociales en Otavalo - Anibal Buitron, 1974

Folder 16: Inter-American Development Bank: Statistical Profiles - Ecuador, 1976-1978

Folder 17: Ley de Comunas: Estatuto Juridico de las Comunidades Campesinas, Decreto No. 679, 1967

Folder 18: Mision Andina del Ecuador: Informe de Actividades, 1965

Folder 19: Mitad del Mundo Magazine, Cayambe, Ecuador, 1966, 1970

Folder 20: No. 3 Diario de la Hacienda La Merced, 1929

In legal-sized folder stored alongside the length of the box.

Folder 21: Pamphlet: Residencia Lutetia - Quito, Ecuador, Undated

Folder 22: Primary Source Photocopies, 1911-1949

In legal-sized folder stored on top of box contents.

Folder 23: Programa Especial del Trigo (Ministerio de Agricultura y Ganaderia): Boletin Informativo No. 1, 1966

Folder 24: Registro Oficial No. 603: Olmedo, 1931

Folder 25: Registros Oficiales No. 297 & 342: Ley de Reforma Agraria y Colonización & Ley de Tierres Baldias y Colonización, 1964

Folder 26: Remitiendo Nómina Huasipungueros: Hacienda La Chimba, 1970

Folder 27: Republica del Ecuador Comision Legislativa: Leyes Sociales, 1961

Folder 28: United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America: Economic Survey of Latin America, 1973

Folder 29: U.S.A.I.D. Spring Review: Land Reform in Ecuador, June, 1970

Folder 30: U.S. Foreign Agricultural Service: Annual Agricultural Situation Report, Ecuador, 1975, 1978

Folder 31: Vigesima Segunda Exposicion Holstein Friesian Ecuatoriana y Décima Novena Feria Pecuaria Nacional - Catalogo, 1968

Sub-Series 6: Research Notes and Writing Drafts, 1962-1977

This sub-series contains both typewritten and handwritten notes, as well as writing drafts and unpublished papers related to Crespi's research about Ecuador. Crespi created these notes both during and after her dissertation research, and pertain to papers she would write and publish after receiving her doctoral degree. Some of these contents may relate to the materials included in the Dissertation Materials sub-series, but are largely distinct in their scope and date of creation. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 6

Folder 32: Bibliogrpahies: Ecuador and South America, ca. 1970-1976

Folder 33: Crespi Writings: Ecuadorian Hacienda Peasants, Economic Development, and Culture Change, ca. 1964-1977

In legal-sized folder stored alongside the length of the box.

Folder 34: Research Notes, Undated

Folder 35: Research Notes: Army, Economy, Politics, and Reforms, ca. 1962

Folder 36: Research Notes: IERAC and Agrarian Reforms, ca. 1970

Folder 37: Research Notes: Language and Ethnic Categories, ca. 1972

Folder 38: Research Notes: Peasants and Race in Latin America, ca. 1965

Folder 39: Research Notes: Peasant Resistance to Agrarian Reforms, ca. 1973

Folder 40: Research Notes: Swadesh List - Quechua and Spanish, Undated

Folder 41: Research Notes and Grant Reports: "Ritual, Inter-group Relations and Culture Change", 1972

Folder 42: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Agrarian Reform in Ecuador (1 of 2), ca. 1976-1977

Folder 43: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Agrarian Reform in Ecuador (2 of 2), ca. 1976-1977

Folder 44: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Atahualpa, Undated

Folder 45: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Ethnicity in Ecuador, ca. 1970

Folder 46: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Hacienda "Atahualpa", ca. 1973

Folder 47: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: "Not Used in Thesis", ca. 1968

Folder 48: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Race and Ethnicity (1 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 49: Research Notes and Writing Drafts: Race and Ethnicity (2 of 2), ca. 1968

Folder 50: Unpublished Paper: "Hacienda Peasants and Resistance to Agrarian Reforms: Some Problems of Conflicting Community and Government Goals", ca. 1971

Folder 51: Unpublished Paper, Drafting, and Edits: "Variable Attitudes Toward Change: The Implications of Peasant Responses to Agrarian Reforms", 1972-1973

Series 3: Postdoctoral Career, 1969-2004

This series contains Crespi's correspondence, postdoctoral project materials, grant applications and reports, publications, and teaching materials created after she received her Ph.D. Contents include publications and reports related to her Fulbright lectureship and continued research in Ecuador; documents pertaining to her role in and funding from institutions such as the Foundation for Inter-Andean Development, the Inter-American Foundation, the International Institute for Environment and Development, the United States Agency for International Development, and the National Institute of Mental Health; and her notes and reports concerning her research and work with Portuguese-speaking immigrants in Rhode Island and the development of programs for bilingual education in the New England region. Sub-series are in the following order: Correspondence (arranged chronologically); Postdoctoral Projects and Research about Ecuador (arranged alphabetically); Postdoctoral Research on Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants (arranged alphabetically); Publications and Presented Papers (arranged chronologically); and Teaching (arranged chronologically). Contents in this series are in English, with the exception of some published papers that include Spanish translations.

Sub-Series 1: Correspondence, 1972-1983

This sub-series contains correspondence Crespi received from and sent to academic colleagues and prospective employers. Arranged chronologically.

Box 7

Folder 1: Joseph B. Casagrande, 1972-1973

Folder 2: Postdoctoral Fellowship at Brown University, 1977

Folder 3: Postdoctoral Job Search - Southeastern Massachusetts University and Rhode Island College, 1978, 1980

Folder 4: Laurie Price-McGough, 1980

Folder 5: Marvin Harris - University of Florida, 1983

Folder 6: Karen Sacks, 1983

Folder 7: Norman E. Whitten, Jr., 1983

Sub-Series 2: Postdoctoral Projects and Research: Ecuador, 1969-1989

This sub-series contains funding applications and reports, and research proposals related to Crespi’s postdoctoral research in Ecuador. Her research interests at this time included rural Ecuadorian women’s contributions to economic development; biodiversity in Ecuador; and the impact of agrarian reforms on the lives of Ecuadorian peasants. Crespi worked with and applied for funding from the U.S. Agency for International Development, the U.S. Department of Agriculture, the Inter-American Foundation, the Foundation for Inter-Andean Development, the International Institute for Environment and Development, the National Institute of Mental Health, and the Wenner-Gren Foundation. She was additionally awarded a Fulbright-Hays lectureship in Ecuador in 1977. This sub-series does not contain fieldwork materials, which can be found in Series 2, Sub-Series 3. Box 7 Folders 12, 16-18, and 20 contain sensitive information and are therefore restricted; contact illiarch@illinois.edu for inquiries about restricted contents. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Folder 8: City University of New York Summer Research Grant - Fieldwork in Ecuador, 1969

Folder 9: Crespi Paper Shared with the U.S. Department of Agriculture: "The Women of a Rural Estate Community: A Case Study", 1981

Folder 10: Foundation for Inter-Andean Development: USAID Funding Proposal - Indigenous Women's Contributions to Rural Development, 1978-1980

Folder 11: Fulbright-Hays Lectureship in Ecuador, 1976-1977

Folder 12: Inter-American Foundation Proposal: The Social Impact of Agrarian Reforms on Traditional Hacienda Peasants in Ecuador, 1977-1978

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 13: International Institute for Environment and Development: An Assessment of Biological Diversity - Ecuador (Appendices), ca. 1988

Folder 14: International Institute for Environment and Development: Biodiversity in Ecuador Project Correspondence, Proposals, and Reports, 1988

Folder 15: International Institute for Environment and Development: Ecuador Study Correspondence, Drafts, and Reports, 1988-1989

Folder 16: International Institute for Environment and Development: Invoices, 1988

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 17: National Institute of Mental Health: Administrative Correspondence, Grant Applications, and Report of Expenditures, 1969-1972

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 18: National Institute of Mental Health: Application and Proposal for Research Grant - Ritual, Intergroup Relations and Culture Change, 1969-1970

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 19: Proposal: "The Social Impact of Agrarian Reforms on Traditional Hacienda Peasants in Ecuador: New Families, Households, and Communities", 1977

Folder 20: Public Health Service Research Grant: "Ritual, Intergroup Relations, and Culture Change", 1969

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 21: Research Proposal: Differential Impacts of New Land Tenure Systems on the Men and Women of Ecuadorian Haciendas, ca. 1978-1979

Folder 22: USAID Report: Progress in Conserving Tropical Forests and Biological Diversity in Developing Countries, 1988

Folder 23: USAID Research Funding: Women in Rural Ecuador, 1978

Folder 24: U.S. Department of Agriculture: Women's Participation on Programs of Economic Development: The Ecuadorian Case, 1980

Folder 25: Wenner-Gren Foundation Grant Proposal: Social Organizational Responses of Hacienda Peasants to Agrarian Reforms in Ecuador, 1975-1976

Sub-Series 3: Postdoctoral Projects and Research: Portuguese-Speaking Immigrant Communities and Bilingual Education in New England, 1975-1982

This sub-series contains official evaluations and reports, funding applications and forms, and ethnographic notes. Contents relate to Crespi’s work teaching citizenship courses for Portuguese-speaking immigrant factory workers, as well as her work developing curricula and evaluations for bilingual education at academic institutions, including Brown University, Seton Hall University, and Jersey City State College. Box 7 Folders 34, 36, and 40 contain sensitive information and are therefore restricted; contact illiarch@illinois.edu for inquiries about restricted contents. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 7

Folder 26: Brown University Center for Portuguese and Brazilian Studies: Correspondence, Forms, and Notes, 1980-1982

Folder 27: Bureau of Labor Statistics: Wages in New England, 1976-1978

Folder 28: Evaluation: The Multicultural Center at Jersey City State College, 1982

Folder 29: Evaluation of the Seton Hall Title VII Training Program for Bilingual Teachers and Administrators, 1981-1982, 1982

Folder 30: Evaluation Reports for the Teacher Traineeship Program in Portuguese Bilingual Education: Brown University, 1979-1982

Folder 31: International Institute ProCap Proposal: American Language and Culture for Working-Class Immigrants, 1978

Folder 32: Labor and Union-Related Pamphlets and Newsletters in English and Spanish - Rhode Island, 1980

Folder 33: Maps: Portuguese Immigration and Global Communities, ca. 1975

Folder 34: National Institute of Mental Health: Postdoctoral Research Funding Aplications - Family Organization Among Ethnic Minorities, 1977-1979

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 35: National Institute of Mental Health: National Research Service and Award Payback Activities Certification, 1979-1981

Folder 36: National Institute of Mental Health Fellowship: Application, Correspondence, and Notice of Award, 1975-1977

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 37: Notes: Portuguese-American Communities, ca. 1975-1980

Folder 38: Notes: Portuguese Bilingual Education - Rhode Island, 1980

Folder 39: Paper Draft and Notes: "Portuguese Immigrants, Economic Strategies and the Need for Programs in 'Appropriate Education'", ca. 1975-1980

Folder 40: Research Fellowship Applications: Forms of Portuguese-American Responses to Poverty, 1975

Restricted - contains sensitive information.

Folder 41: Research and Observation Notes: Portuguese-American Families and Factory Workers in Providence, Rhode Island, ca. 1978-1980

Folder 42: Rhode Island International Institute: Bilingual Immigrant Evaluations, ca. 1977-1980

Folder 43: Rhode Island International Institute: Evaluations, Notes, and Adult Education, ca. 1977-1980

Folder 44: Rhode Island International Institute: Notes, Forms, Reports, and Program Proposals, 1977-1980

Folder 45: Rhode Island Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants Ethnographic Notes (1 of 2), 1977-1979

Folder 46: Rhode Island Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants Ethnographic Notes (2 of 2), 1977-1979

Folder 47: Rhode Island Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants Ethnographic Notes: Filomena Pimental, 1977-1979

Folder 48: Rhode Island Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants Ethnographic Notes: Holy Ghost Brotherhood and Holy Rosary Covenant, 1978

Folder 49: Rhode Island Portuguese-Speaking Immigrants Ethnographic Notes: International Institute Staff, 1977-1979

Sub-Series 4: Publications and Presented Papers, 1971-2001

This sub-series contains a selection of Crespi's published papers, and papers presented at conferences. Many of these papers were published in anthropology and ethnography journals, or as chapters in books about Ecuador; two of such papers/book chapters include Spanish translations. The contents of most of these papers are related to her continued postdoctoral research in Ecuador, and later publications are concerned with her work in ethnography at the National Parks Service. Arranged chronologically.

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Folder 50: "Changing Power Relations: The Rise of Peasant Unions on Traditional Ecuadorian Haciendas", 1971

In Anthropological Quarterly, Vol 44 No 4, Oct 1971. Research supported by Public Health Research Grant, 1964-1965, 1970; Faculty Research Grant from CUNY 1969. Revised version of paper presented at Lima, 1970 at the International Congress of Americanists.

Folder 51: "When Indios Become Cholos: Some Consequences of the Changing Ecuadorian Hacienda", 1975

In The New Ethnicity: Perspectives from Ethnology, 1973 proceedings of The American Ethnological Society. Chapter 10.

Folder 52: "Peasant Women as Union Leaders: When the Absence of Property Becomes a Qualification for Political Roles" (English and Spanish), 1976

In Estudios Andinos 12, edited by June Nash, University of Pittsburg. Spanish title: "Mujeres Campesinas como Líderes Sindicales: La Falta de Propriedad como Calificación para Puestos Politícos"

Folder 53: "Women's Political Activism as a Strategy for Crisis-Solving in Ecuador", 1979

Presented at the 78th Annual Meetings of the American Anthropological Association in Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 1, 1979.

Folder 54: "St. John the Baptist: The Ritual Mirror of Hacienda Indian Ethnic and Power Relations" (English and Spanish), 1979, 1984

Book chapter, in Cultural Transformations and Ethnicity in Modern Ecuador, edited by Norman E. Whitten, Jr., 1981. Spanish title: "San Juan el Bautista: Una Mirada a las Relaciones Etnicas y de Poder de los Indigenas de las Haciendas"

Folder 55: Crespi Articles in Anthropology and Ethnography Publications, 1987, 1990, 2001

"Ethnography and the NPS: A Growing Partnership" in Cultural Resources Management Bulletin Vol 10 No 1, February, 1987; "Humanizing Resources Management: Ethnographic Resources" in Federal Archeology Report Vol 3 No 3, September, 1990; "Raising Muted Voices and Identifying Invisible Resources" in Cultural Resource Management, Vol 24 No 5, 2001; "Seeking Inclusiveness: The Human Dimension Comes to the Forefront at the National Park Service" in Common Ground, 2001 (reissue of winter 1998/1999).

Sub-Series 5: Teaching, 1969-1977

This sub-series contains bibliographies, assignment prompts, and lecture notes Crespi created while teaching classes at colleges and universities. Contents include materials from the periods Crespi worked as an Assistant Professor for Hunter College CUNY, a visiting Assistant Professor for the University of Wisconsin - Madison, and a Fulbright Lecturer for Universidad Catolica in Quito, Ecuador. Arranged chronologically.

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Folder 1: Anthropology Course Bibliographies, Prompts, and Syllabi for Courses Taught at Hunter College, CUNY, 1969, 1972-1975

Folder 2: Social Studies in the Elementary School Course Materials and Notes, Hunter College, CUNY, 1972

Folder 3: Syllabus for "Peasant Society" Course Taught at Hunter College, CUNY, 1972

Folder 4: Peasant Society Course Assigment Prompts and Lecture Notes, Hunter College CUNY, ca. 1972-1975

Folder 5: Syllabi for Courses Taught at the University of Wisconsin - Madison, 1976

Folder 6: Schedule and Notes for "Seminario Sobre Hacienda y Campesino" Course at Universidad Catolica, Ecuador, 1977

Folder 7: Lecture Notes - Anthropology and South America, ca. 1977

Sub-Series 6: The National Parks Service, 1982-1983, 2003-2004

This sub-series contains publications and unpublished material about the National Parks Service and Crespi's contributions therein, and materials created during her tenure at NPS. Arranged alphabetically.

Box 8

Folder 8: Edward Wakin Article: "Coming of Age in the Civil Service," in American Way, June, 1983

Folder 9: "For Joe Casagrande", 1982

Folder 10: Newsletter Item: "NPS Anthropologist is to Work with Planners", ca. 1983

Folder 11: Pamphlets: "The Applied Ethnography Program" at the National Park Service (English and Spanish), Undated

Folder 12: Publications on Crespi's Legacy at the National Park Service, 2003-2004

Folder 13: Unpublished Paper: "Ceremonial Life at the Workplace: Responses to Uncertainty, Opportunity and Constraint", ca. 1982

Expansion of paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Anthropological Association in Washington, D.C., 1982, "Welcome Aboard: Ceremonial Incorporation and Maintenance in the Federal Workplace."

Series 4: Photographs and Slides, 1962-1979

This series contains photographs, photo proofs, negatives, and color slides Crespi created and collected while travelling. Many of these photographic materials were captured in Ecuador during her dissertation and postdoctoral research, as well as other Latin American and Hispanic regions Crespi visited for research, personal reasons, or while in transit to other places. Locations depicted include multiple regions in Ecuador; Spain; Portugal; Aruba; Colombia; Venezuela; Peru; and Mexico. Arranged alphabetically.

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Folder 14: Photographs: Ecuador (40 black and white), 1962

Folder 15: Photographs: Ecuador (28 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 16: Photographs: Ecuador (16 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 17: Photographs: Ecuador (24 black and white), ca. 1968-1969

Folder 18: Photographs: Ecuador (45 black and white, 2 color), ca. 1971

Folder 19: Photographs: Ecuador (11 color), ca. 1972

Folder 20: Photographs: Ecuador - Agriculture, Landscapes, Weavers, and Workers (138 black and white), 1964-1965

Folder 21: Photographs: Ecuador Maps and Aerial Shots, ca. 1977

Folder 22: Photographs: San Andres (12 color, 7 black and white), 1961

Folder 23: Photographs and Negatives: Ecuador (27 color, 31 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 24: Photographs and Negatives: Ecuador Commerical Harvest and Threshing, Hacienda House, and Landscape (35 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 25: Photograph Negatives and Proofs: Ecuador, ca. 1964-1977

Folder 26: Photograph Negatives and Proofs: Ecuador, 1968

Folder 27: Photograph Negatives and Proofs: Rhode Island in Winter, ca. 1978

Folder 28: Photographs, Proofs, and Negatives: Ecuador (27 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 29: Photographs, Proofs, and Negatives: Ecuador (15 black and white), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 30: Photographs, Proofs, and Negatives: Pottery, 1969

Folder 31: Slides: Aruba - Summer Research Session (31), 1969

Crespi's note: "I ran the awful summer session of the Aruba Research [?]. Students 'shooting' up - pot heads - lazy - want to snorkle and party not do Anthro. Beaches - great."

Folder 32: Slides: Colombia - Bogotá (13), 1968

Crespi's note: "Stopped off en route from Ecuador to U.S."

Folder 33: Slides: Ecuador, 1 of 3 (160), ca. 1964-1979

Uncategorized

Folder 34: Slides: Ecuador, 2 of 3 (140), ca. 1964-1979

Uncategorized

Folder 35: Slides: Ecuador, 3 of 3 (140), ca. 1964-1979

Uncategorized

Folder 36: Slides: Ecuador - Aerial Views of Chimborazo (12), 1979

Folder 37: Slides: Ecuador - Architecture (14), 1977

Folder 38: Slides: Ecuador - Cadena Family and Home (19), 1979

Folder 39: Slides: Ecuador - Cayambe, Olmedo, Pesillo, and Pueblo (70), ca. 1964-1972

Folder 40: Slides: Ecuador - Chimborazo and San Francisco (26), 1968

Folder 41: Slides: Ecuador - Coast, Santo Domingo and Chota (19), 1964

Folder 42: Slides: Ecuador - Cofanes, Shushufindi, and Lago Agrio (24), 1977

Crespi's note: "Vistited IERAC coop. at Shushufindi, flying into Lago Agrio on oil company plane. Took canoe into Cofane territory. Missionary flew into village - returning 'home' from Quito."

Folder 43: Slides: Ecuador - Cuenca (16), 1964, 1968

Folder 44: Slides: Ecuador - Cuenca Tye-dying and Weaving (19), 1977

Folder 45: Slides: Ecuador - Guaslan (39), 1968

Crespi's note: "2 Indians from each of the following: Pesillo, Otavalo, Salasaca, Saraguro, [?], San Francisco. J.B. Casagrande, Art Piper, Linda and Jim Belote, Kathy Klump, me. Studying inter-ethnic relations, ethnic identity, and economic base."

Folder 46: Slides: Ecuador - Ibarra (20), Undated

Folder 47: Slides: Ecuador - La Magdalena and Angochagua (30), 1977

Folder 48: Slides: Ecuador - La Merced (11), 1977

Folder 49: Slides: Ecuador - Marigold Production (16), 1977

Crespi's note: "Procuding marigolds to make orange coloring for Perdue chickens in U.S. market. Mexico also produced the coloring from marigolds to satisfy Mr. Purdue. Market research shows U.S. consumers think orange chickens are healthier."

Folder 50: Slides: Ecuador - Museo del Banco Central del Ecuador, Quito (20), 1972

Folder 51: Slides: Ecuador - Olmedo (38), 1977

Folder 52: Slides: Ecuador - Otavalo (13), 1977

Folder 53: Slides: Ecuador - Otavalo and Ibarra (49), ca. 1964-1977

Folder 54: Slides: Ecuador - Pesillo (46), 1972

Folder 55: Slides: Ecuador - Pesillo (40), 1977

Folder 56: Slides: Ecuador - Pesillo (9), 1979

Folder 57: Slides: Ecuador - Quito (20), 1964-1968

Folder 58: Slides: Ecuador - San Juan Fiesta at Pesillo and Olmedo (20), 1972

Folder 59: Slides: Ecuador - Saraguro (16), 1979

Folder 60: Slides: Ecuador - Zuleta (19), 1964-1966

Folder 61: Slides: Ecuador - Zuleta San Juan (55), 1977

Crespi's note: "Galo Plaza invited me and Ivon Cruz to spend San Juan at the hacienda. Ivon was in my course at Catolica and I said he could accompany me to Pesillo to foto the events."

Folder 62: Slides: Mexico (58), 1985

Folder 63: Slides: Mexico - Oscar Lewis Summer Field School (12), 1961

Crespi's note: "Oscar Lewis ran a summer field school in and around Tepotzlan. Janet [?] and son, and Phil Young lived in lovely houses in Tepotzlan. Tom Tirado and I were down in San Andres - no roads, no water or elec. Good people and interesting summer - learned much!"

Folder 64: Slides: Peru - Cusco, Machu Picchu (39), 1970

Crespi's note: "Following the Lima meeting of the Americanists conference I went to the highlands, along with Hugo Burgos and others, then returned to Ecuador. Gave paper on peasant unions at haciendas!"

Folder 65: Slides: Portugal - Lisbon (17), 1971

Crespi's note: "Norris and I stopped in gloomy Portugal en route to U.S."

Folder 66: Slides: "Social Race - Slides of Photos Used to Test Perceptions of Ethnic Group Membership" (26), 1968

Folder 67: Slides: Spain - Barcelona, Madrid, and Toledo (45), 1971

Crespi's note: "Summer trip with Norris Lang."

Folder 68: Slides: Venezuela - Caracas (19), 1969

Crespi's note: "Flew from Aruba for a few days with Fran Burton when I was running the Hunter College Aruba research facility and Fran was an instructor there."

Series 5

Box 9

Folder 1: Aguirre Beltran, Gonzalo. (1957). El Proceso De Aculturacion. Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico., 1957

Folder 2: Albornoz Peralta, Oswaldo. (1975). Dolores Cacuango y Las Luchas Indigenas de Cayambe. Editorial Claridad., 1975

Folder 3: Albornoz Peralta, Oswaldo. (1976). Las Luchas Indigenas en el Ecuador. Editorial Claridad., 1976

Folder 4: Bemelmans, Ludwig. (1964). The Donkey Inside. E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 1964

Folder 5: Benett, Wendell C. (1954). Ancient Arts of the Andes. Museum of Modern Art, New York., 1954

Folder 6: Bonifaz, Emilio. (1976). Los Indigenas de Altura del Ecuador., 1976

Folder 7: Bourque, Susan C. et. al. (1975). Estudios Andinos: La Mujer en los Andes. K&S Enterprises., 1975

Folder 8: Brownrigg, Leslie Ann. (1986). Al Futuro Desde la Experiencia: Los Pueblos Indigena y El Manejo del Medio Ambiente. ABYA-YALA., 1986

Folder 9: Buitron, Anibal. Taita Imbabura: Vida Indigena en los Andes. Mision Andina.

Folder 10: Burgos Guevara, Hugo. (1970). Relaciones Interetnicas en Riobamba. Instituto Indigenista Interamericano., 1970

Folder 11: de Carvalho Neto, Paulo. (1966). Cuentos Folkloricos del Ecuador. Universidad Central del Ecuador., 1966

Folder 12: de Carvalho Neto, Paulo. (1964). Diccionario del Folklore Ecuatoriano. Editorial Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1964

Folder 13: Chinas, Beverly L. (1973). The Isthmus Zapotecs: Women's Roles in Cultural Context. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Inc., 1973

Folder 14: Collier, John and Anibal Buitron. (1949). The Awakening Valley. University of Chicago Press., 1949

Folder 15: Cordero, Luis. (1967). Diccionario Quichua-Español, Español-Quichua. Universidad de Cuenca., 1967

Folder 16: Costales Samaniego, Alfredo. (1960). Karapungo. Instituto Panamericano de Geografia e Historia., 1960

Folder 17: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1956). Llacta: Indio Colorado. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1956

Folder 18: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1957). Llacta 4: Katekil o Historia Cultural del Campesinado del Chimborazo. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1957

Folder 19: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1958). Llacta 5-6: Yunga Nan. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1958

Folder 20: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1959). Llacta 7: Coangue: Historia Cultura y Social de los Negros del Choto y Salinas. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1959

Folder 21: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1961). Llacta 13: Tungurahua. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1961

Folder 22: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1962). Llacta 15: Comunas Juridicamente Organizadas. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1962

Folder 23: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1964). Llacta 17-19: Historia Social del Ecuador. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1964

Folder 24: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1966). Llacta 23: El Quishihuar o el Arbol de Dios Tomo I. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1966

Folder 25: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1968). Llacta 24: El Quishihuar o el Arbol de Dios Tomo II. Instituto Ecuatoriano de Antropologia y Geografia., 1968

Folder 26: de Costales, Piedad Peñaherrera and Alfredo Costales Samaniego. (1987). Pesillo: Documentos Para Su Historia. ABYA-YALA., 1987

Folder 27: Crain, Mary M. (ca. 1984). Changing Landlord-Peasant Relations: The Demise of a Harvest Festival in the Ecuadorian Highlands. Universidad de Barcelona., ca. 1984

Folder 28: Crain, Mary M. (1989). Ritual Memoria Popular y Proceso Politico en la Sierra Ecuatoriana. ABYA-YALA., 1989

Folder 29: Erasmus, Charles J. et al. (1967). Contemporary Change in Traditional Societies. University of Illinois Press., 1967

Folder 30: Favre, Henry et al. (1967). La Hacienda en el Peru. Instituto de Estudios Peruanos., 1967

Folder 31: Feder, Ernest. The Rape of the Peasantry: Latin America's Landholding System. Anchor Books., 1971

Folder 32: Freyre, Gilberto. (1956). The Masters and the Slaves: A Study in the Development of Brazilian Civilization. Alfred A. Knopf, Inc., 1956

Box 10

Folder 1: Friedlander, Judith. (1975). Being Indian in Hueyapan: A Study of Forced Identity in Contemporary Mexico. St. Martin's Press., 1975

Folder 2: Foster, George M. (1960). Culture and Conquest: America's Spanish Heritage. Quadrangle Books, Inc., 1960

Folder 3: Foster, George M. (1967). Tzintzuntzan: Mexican Peasants in a Changing World. Little, Brown and Company., 1967

Folder 4: Garcia, Antonio. Estructura de una Hacienda Señorial en la Sierra Ecuatoriana.

Folder 5: Gonzalez Suarez, Federico. (1969). Historia General de la Republica del Ecuador Volumen Primero. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1969

Folder 6: Gonzalez Suarez, Federico. (1970). Historia General de la Republica del Ecuador Volumen Segundo. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1970

Folder 7: Gonzalez Suarez, Federico. (1970). Historia General de la Republica del Ecuador Volumen Tercero. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1970

Folder 8: Guerrero, Andres. (1975). La Hacienda Precapitalista y la Clase Terrateniente en America Latina y Su Insercion en el Modo de Produccion Capitalista: El Caso Ecuatoriano. Universidad Central., 1975

Folder 9: Hassaurek, Friedrich. (1967). Four Years Among the Ecuadorians. Southern Illinois University Press., 1967

Folder 10: Hurtado, Oswaldo. (1970). Dos Mundos Superpuestos: Ensayo de Diagnostico de la Realidad Ecuatoriana. INEDES., 1970

Folder 11: Hurtado, Oswaldo and Joachim Herudek. (1974). La Organizacion Popular en el Ecuador. INEDES., 1974

Folder 12: Hurtado, Oswaldo and Joachim Herudek. (ca. 1969). Organizacion Popular y Desarrollo. INEDES., ca. 1969

Folder 13: Icaza, Jorge. (1973). The Villagers (B. Dulsey, Trans.). Southern Illinois University Press. (Original work published 1934)., 1973

Folder 14: Icaza, Jorge. (1962). Huasipungo (M. Savill, Trans.). Dobson Books Ltd. (Original work published 1934)., 1962

Folder 15: Icaza, Jorge. (1960). Huasipungo. Editorial Losada, S.A., 1960

Folder 16: Jaramillo Alvarado, Pio. (1954). El Indio Ecuatoriano: Contribucion al Estudio de la Sociologia Indoamericana. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1954

Folder 17: Jaramillo Alvarado, Pio. (1960). Estudios Historicos. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1960

Folder 18: Kearney, Michael. (1972). The Winds of Ixtepeji: Worldview and Society in a Zapotec Town. Holt, Rinehard, and Winston Inc., 1972

Folder 19: Keith, Robert G. (Ed). (1977). Haciendas and Plantations in Latin American History. Holmes & Meier Publishers., 1977

Folder 20: Kensinger, Kenneth M. et al. (1975). The Cashinahua of Eastern Peru. Haffenreffer Museum of Anthropology., 1975

Folder 21: Kurath, Gertrude Prokosch and Samuel Marti. (1964). Dances of Anahuac: The Choreogrpahy and Music of Precortesian Dances. Viking Fund Publications in Anthropology., 1964

Folder 22: La Orden, Ernesto. (1959). Ecuador Arte y Paisaje. Mundo Hispanico., 1959

Folder 23: Landazuri, Helena and Carolina Jijon. (1988). El Medio Ambiente en el Ecuador. Instituto Latinoamericano de Investigaciones Sociales (ILDIS)., 1988

Folder 24: Lathrap, Donald W. (1975). Ancient Acuador: Culture, Clay, and Creativity. Field Museum of Natural History., 1975

Folder 25: Linke, Lilo. (1960). Ecuador: Country of Contrasts. Oxford University Press., 1960

Folder 26: Luzuriaga C., Carlos. (ca. 1988). Situación de la Mujer en el Ecuador., ca. 1988

Box 11

Folder 1: Martinez-Alier, Juan. (1977). Haciendas, Plantations, and Collective Farms. Frank Cass., 1977

Folder 2: Meggers, Betty J. et al. (1965). Smithsonian Contributions to Anthropology Vol. 1: Early Formative Period of Coastal Ecuador. Smithsonian Institution., 1965

Folder 3: Monroy, Joel L. (1938). El Convento de la Merced de Quito de 1534-1617. Editorial Labor., 1938

Folder 4: Monroy, Joel L. (1932). El Convento de la Merced de Quito de 1616-1700. Editorial Labor., 1932

Folder 5: Moseley, Michael E. (1978). Peru's Golden Treasures. Field Museum of Natural History., 1978

Folder 6: Moreno Yanez, Segundo. (1976). Sublevaciones Indigenas en la Audiencia de Quito. University of Bonn., 1976

Folder 7: Pérez T. Aquiles R. (1947). Las Mitas: En La Real Audiencia de Quito. Imp. Del Ministerio del Tesoro., 1947

Folder 8: Pi-Sunyer, Oriol. (1973). Zamora: Change and Continuity in a Mexican Town. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Inc., 1973

Folder 9: Redfield, Robert. (1941). The Folk Culture of Yucatan. University of Chicago Press., 1941

Folder 10: Reed, Nelson. (1964). The Caste War of Yucatan. Stanford University Press., 1964

Folder 11: Richardson, Miles. (1970). San Pedro, Columbia: Small Town in a Developing Society. Holt, Rinehard, and Winston Inc., 1970

Folder 12: Riviere, Peter. (1972). The Forgotten Frontier: Ranchers of Northern Brazil. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Inc., 1972

Folder 13: Rodriguez Sandoval, Leonidas. (1949). Vida Economico-Social del Indio Libre de la Sierra Ecuatoriana. Catholic University Press of America., 1949

Folder 14: Rubio Orbe, Gonzalo. (1956). Punyaro. Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1956

Folder 15: Sacoto, Antonio. (1967). The Indian in the Ecuadorian Novel. Las Americas Publishing Co., 1967

Folder 16: Safa, Helen Icken. (1974). The Urban Poor in Puerto Rico: A Study in Development and Inequality. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Inc., 1974

Folder 17: Salazar, Ernesto. (1977). An Indian Federation in Lowland Ecuador. International Work Group for Indigenous Affairs (IWGIA)., 1977

Folder 18: Saunders, J.V.D. (1961). Latin American Monographs, The People of Ecuador: A Demographic Analysis. University of Florida Press., 1961

Folder 19: Scheller, Ulf et al. (1971). Artesania Folclorica en el Ecuador / Folkloric Handicraft in Ecuador. Colegio Alemán Humboldt Guayaquil., 1971

Folder 20: Simmons, Roger A. (1971). Palca and Pucara: A Study of the Effects of Revolution on Two Bolivian Haciendas. University of California Press., 1971

Folder 21: Stark, Louisa R. et al. (1973). El Quichua de Imbabura. Instituto Interandino de Desarrollo., 1973

Folder 22: Stavenhagen, Rodolfo (Ed). (1970). Agrarian Problems and Peasant Movements in Latin America. Anchor Books., 1970

Folder 23: Steltzer, Ulli. (1984). A Haida Potlatch. University of Washington Press., 1984

Folder 24: Stephen, Lynn and James Dow (Eds). (1990). Class, Politics, and Popular Religion in Mexico and Central America. American Anthropological Association., 1990

Folder 25: Stevenson, I. Neil. (1974). Andean Village Technology. Oxford University., 1974

Folder 26: Tannenbaum, Frank. (1960). Mexico: The Struggle for Peace and Bread. Alfred A. Knopf., 1960

Folder 27: Tax, Sol. (1963). Penny Capitalism: A Guatamalan Indian Economy. University of Chicago Press., 1963

Folder 28: Tax, Sol et al. (1952). Heritage of Conquest. The Free Press., 1952

Box 12

Folder 1: Vargas, Jose Maria. (1957). La Economica Politica del Ecuador Durante la Colonia. Editorial Universitaria., 1957

Folder 2: Villas Boas, Orlando and Claudio Villas Boas. (1973). Xingu: The Indians, Their Myths. Farrar, Straus, Giroux., 1973

Folder 3: Villavicencio R., Gladys. (1973). Relaciones Interetnicas en Otavalo-Ecuador. Instituto Indigenista Interamericano., 1973

Folder 4: Vogt, Evon Z. (1970). The Zinacantecos of Mexico. Holt, Rinehart, and Winston Inc., 1970

Folder 5: Whitten, Norman E. (1974). Black Frontiersmen: A South American Case. Halsted Press., 1974

Folder 6: Whitten, Norman E. (1965). Class, Kinship, and Power in an Ecuadorian Town: The Negroes of San Lorenzo. Standord University Press., 1965

Folder 7: Whitten, Norman E. (Ed). (1981). Cultural Transformations and Ethnicity in Modern Ecuador. University of Illinois Press., 1981

Folder 8: Whitten, Norman E. (Ed). (1993). Transformaciones Culturales y Etnicidad en la Sierra Ecuatoriana. Diseno Grafico., 1993

Folder 9: Wilbert, Johannes. (1958). Datos Antropologicos de los Indios Piaroa. Sociedad de Ciencias Naturales La Salle., 1958

Folder 10: Wilbert, Johannes. (1961). The Evolution of Horticultural Systems in Native South America: Causes and Consequences. Sociedad de Ciencias Naturales La Salle., 1961

Folder 11: Wilbert, Johannes. (1974). The Thread of Life: Symbolism of Miniature Art from Ecuador. Dumbarton Oaks., 1974

Folder 12: Winsberg, Morton D. (1963). Colonia Baron Hirsch: A Jewish Agricultiral Colony in Argentina. University of Florida Press., 1963

Folder 13: Wolf, Eric R. (1959). Sons of the Shaking Earth: The People of Mexico and Guatamala, Their Land, History, and Cultures. University of Chicago Press., 1959

Folder 14: Yanez del Pozo, Jose. (1988). Yo Declaro con Franqueza: Cashnami Causashcanchic. ABYA-YALA., 1988

Folder 15: Zavala, Silvio. (1964). Race and Society: The Defence of Human Rights in Latin America (Sixteenth to Eighteenth Centuries). UNESCO., 1964

Folder 16: Zumarraga, Pedro Manuel. (1949). Monografia del Canton Antonio Ante. La Prensa Catolica., 1949

Folder 17: Banco de la Republica: Museo del Oro, 1965

Folder 18: El Evangelio Subversivo: Historia y Documentos del Encuentro de Riobamba. Ediciones Sigueme., 1977

Folder 19: Estudios Etnohistoricos del Ecuador Casa de la Cultura Ecuatoriana., 1976

Folder 20: Guayasamin: Retrospectiva. Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores.

Folder 21: Indigenas en Miseria: Un Informe Preliminar Sobre la Zona de la Laguna de Colta, Chimborazo, Ecuador. Cornell University., 1965

Folder 22: Land Reform: Defects in Agrarian Structure as Obstacles to Economic Development. United Nations Publications., 1951

Folder 23: The Landless Farmer in Latin America. International Labor Office., 1957

Folder 24: Motivos Indigenas Ecuatorianos, 1971

Folder 25: Tenencia de la Tierra y Desarrollo Socio-Economico del Sector Agricola, Ecuador. Union Panamericana., 1965

Series 6: Audiovisual Materials

This series contains twelve audio tape reels, eight film reels, and one VHS cassette recording of a lecture Crespi gave about her work for the National Parks Service. The reels did not include consistent or specific labelling, though most audio and film reels appear to be relevant to Crespi’s fieldwork in Ecuador. The reels have been rehoused into stable containers, but they are in poor condition and cannot be played unless they are in the process of being digitized (which has not yet occurred as of December, 2025). Given these circumstances, University Archives staff has not yet been able to view or listen to the recordings to verify their contents, thus available descriptive information is currently limited. Any inquiries about the contents of these reels will be in consultation with the University Library’s Media Preservation and Digitization Services units. Contact illiarch@illinois.edu for any inquiries about these items.

Box 13

Folder 1: Tape 1: Untitled, Undated

Folder 2: Tape 2: Untitled, Undated

Folder 3: Tape 3: 1/8 E. Catucuamba, Leonidas Umberto, ca. 1964-1979

Folder 4: Tape 4: Pesillo 1 (1), ca. 1964-1979

Folder 5: Tape 5: Leonidas Catucuamba Rafico Lechon, ca. 1964-1979

Folder 6: Tape 6: Manuel, Undated

Folder 7: Tape 7: Pesillo 1 (2), ca. 1964-1979

Folder 8: Tape 8: Case de Jorge Ramos - Bautizo - H. Catacuamba - Neare - Rafico, ca. 1964-1979

Folder 9: Tape 9: Untitled, Undated

Folder 10: Tape 10: Untitled, Undated

Folder 11: Tape 11: San Juanitos, Undated

Folder 12: Tape 12: Untitled, Undated

Box 14

Folder 1: Film 1: Untitled, Undated

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 2: Film 2: Untitled, 8-Jul-68

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 3: Film 3: Untitled, Undated

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 4: Film 4: Untitled, Undated

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 5: Film 5: Untitled, Sep-66

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 6: Film 6: Untitled, July, 1964

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 7: Film 7: Untitled, Undated

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 8: Film 8: Untitled, Undated

Vinegar syndrome

Folder 9: VHS 1: Muriel Crespi Lecture at Miami University, Oxford "Incorporating Native Voices into Federal Decisions: Emerging Challenges for the National Park Service", 30-Apr-92

See Box 16 for accompanying poster.

Series 7: Oversize: Maps and Poster

This series contains large rolled-up maps of Ecuador. Box 14 contains maps specifically documenting Hacienda Pesillo, where Crespi conducted her doctoral research; Box 15 contains maps of Ecuador broadly, including individual provinces and geographic representation of agricultural data. Box 15 additionally contains a poster promoting a lecture Crespi gave at Miami University in 1992. See series 6 Box 14 for the recording of this lecture.

Box 1

Box 2