Author

Irvine Davis

Publication Date

5-16-1960

Abstract

Data for this paper were gathered at intervals from the fall of 1934 through the winter of 1959-60. While a number of informants, including some from each of the seven Keresan-speaking Pueblos, were used during the earlier stages of investigation, the final analysis is based on material obtained from one informant. He is a man now in his late forties who was born and raised at Santa Ana. In the early years of his life he spoke only Santa Ana Keresan, but he now speaks English with a fair degree of fluency, having attended a United States Indian school, served in the army and had many other contacts with English-­speaking persons. He also speaks a limited amount of Spanish learned through association with local Spanish-American residents.

Document Type

Dissertation

Language

English

Degree Name

Anthropology

Level of Degree

Doctoral

Department Name

Anthropology

First Committee Member (Chair)

Stanley Stewart Newman

Second Committee Member

Harry Wetherald Basehart

Third Committee Member

Florence Hawley Ellis

Comments

This dissertation has two parts. The second part of dissertation is attached in the additional files. Some tables and figures are missing.

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