Henry F. Dobyns papers, 1960s.
Collection Number: 6803
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Cornell University Library
DESCRIPTIVE SUMMARY
Title:
Henry F. Dobyns papers, 1960s.
Repository:
Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections
Collection Number:
6803
Creator:
Dobyns, Henry F.
Quanitities:
1.2 cubic feet.
Language:
Collection material in English
Dr. Henry Dobyns joined the Cornell Peru Project as its Research Coordinator in 1960,
after receiving his Ph.D. from Cornell. In 1962, he returned to campus to participate
in training Peace Corps volunteers to work in Peru. The Peace Corps also contracted
with Cornell to have the CPP advise Peace Corps officials in Lima and to evaluate
their impact on the communities. He was the Coordinator of the Comparative Studies
of Cultural Change program and the Associate Director of the Cornell Peru Project
from 1963-1966. In 1966 he became the Director of the project following the death
of Allan R. Holmberg, the previous director.
Copies of field notes compiled in Human Relations Area Files categories; typed newspaper
articles about haciendas; cards comprising a Vicos census carried out in 1957-1959
by Dr. Mario C. Vázquez. Typing of notes was carried out by young women students in
the Peruvian National School of Social Work, who began working for the CPP in 1960,
recruited by Dr. Cara E. Richards (who was in charge of a fertility study directed
by Dr. J. Mayone Stycos).
Allan R. Holmberg collection on Peru, circa 1946-1966. #14-25-1529.
Paul L. Doughty collection of Vicos photographs, 1960-1969. #6734.
INFORMATION FOR USERS
Henry F. Dobyns papers, #6803. Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections, Cornell
University Library.
Names:
Cornell Peru Project
Human Relations Area Files, inc
Places:
Vicos (Peru).
Subjects:
Anthropology -- Research
Form and Genre Terms:
Field notes
CONTAINER LIST
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Field notes, Cornell Peru Project
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| Box 1 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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159 Personal History R-Z; 161 Population - 165 Mortality A-G
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| Box 2 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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165 Mortality G-Y - 23
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| Box 3 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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231 domesticated animals, 232 Applied animal science, 233 Animal husbandry, 235 Poultry
raising, 236 wool production, 237 Animal byproducts 24, 241 Tillage, 242 Agricultural
science, 243 cereal agriculture, 244 vegetable production, 245 Arboriculture, 246
Forage crops, 247 Floriculture 25, 256 Cereal industry, 257 Confection industries
26. 262 Diet, 263 Condiments, 264 Eating, 265 Food service industries 27, 271 Water,
thirst, 272 beverages, non-alcoholic, 273 alcoholic beverages, 275 Drinking establishments
452 Credit, 453 Banking, 454 Saving and investment, 455 Speculation, 456 Insurance,
458 Business cycles 46 Labor. 462 Division of labor by sex., 463 Occupational specialization,
464 Labor supply and employment, 465 Wages and salaries, 466 Labor relations, 467
Labor organization, 468 Collective bargaining 47 Business and Industrial organization,
471 Ownership and Control of capital, 473 Corporate organization, 474 Cooperative
organization, 475 state enterprise, 476 Mutual aid,477 Competition 48 Travel and Transportation
54 Entertainment
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| Box 4 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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57 Interpersonal relations; 58 Marriage; 59 Family 62 Community, 621 Community structure,
622 Headmen, 623 Councils, 624 Local officials, 625 Police, 626 Social control, 627
Informal In-group justice 63 Territorial organization, 631 Territorial hierarchy,
632 Towns, 633 Cities, 634 Districts 641 Citizenship, 642 Constitution, 643 Chief
executive, 645 Cabinet, 646 Parliament
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| Box 5 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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647 Administrative agencies, 648 International relations 651 Taxation, 652 Public
finance, 653 Public works, 654 Research and development, 655 Government enterprises,
656 Government regulations, 657 Public Welfare, 658 Public Education, 659 Miscellaneous
Government Activities 66 Political Behavior, 661 Exploitation, 662 Political intrigue,
663 Public service, 664 Pressure politics, 665 Political parties, 666 Elections, 667
Political machines, 669 Revolution 671 Legal norms, 672 Liability, 673 Wrongs, 675
Contracts, 676 Agency, 679 681 Sanctions, 682 Offenses against life, 683 Offenses
against the person, 684 Sex and marital offenses, 685 Property offenses, 686 Nonfulfillment
of obligations, 689 Social offenses 691 Litigation, 692 judicial authority, 693 Legal
and judicial personnel, 694 Initiation of judicial proceedings, 695 Trial procedure,
696 Execution of justice, 697 Prisons and jails 70 Armed forces, 702 Recruitment and
training 726 Warfare, 727 Aftermath of combat 731 Disasters, 732 Defectives, 733 Alcoholism
and drug addiction, 734 Invalidism, 735 Poverty, 736 Dependency 741 Philanthropic
foundations, 742 Medical research, 743 Hospitals and clinics, 744 Public health and
sanitation, 746 Public assistance, 747 Private welfare agencies, 748 Social work 75,
751 Preventive medicine, 752 Bodily injuries, 753 Theory of disease, 754 Sorcery,
755 Magical and Mental therapy, 757 Medical therapy, 758 Medical care, 759 Medical
personnel 76 Death, 761 Life and death, 763 dylng, 764 Funeral, 766 Deviant Mortuary
Practices, 768 Social readjustments to death, 769 Cult of the dead 77 Religious beliefs,
771 General character of religion, 772 Cosmology, 773 Mythology, 774 Animism, 775
Eschatology, 776 Spirits and gods, 777 Luck and chance, 778 Sacred objects and place
781 Religious experience
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| Box 6 |
Henry Dobyns' Lima file
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782 Propitiation, 783 Purification and expiation, 786 Orgies, 787 Revelation and divination,
788 Ritual. 790 Ecclesiastical Organization, 791 Magicians and diviners, 792 Holy
men, 793 Priesthood, 794 Congregations, 796 Organized ceremonial, 797 Missions. 802
Numeration, 804 Weights and measures, 805 Ordering of time 821 Ethnometeorology, 824
Ethnobotany, 826 Ethnoanatomy, 827 Ethnophysiology, 828 Ethnopsychology, 829 Ethnosociology
836 Premarital sex relations, 837 Extramarital sex relations 844 Childbifth, 847 Abortion
and infanticide, 848 Illegitimacy. 851 Social placement, 852 Ceremonial during infancy
and childhood, 853 Infant feeding, 854 Infant care, 855 Child care, 856 Development
and maturation, 857 Childhood activities, 858 Status of children 861 Techniques of
inculcation, 863 Cleanliness training, 864 Sex training, 866 Aggression training,
868 Transmission of skills 871 Educational system, 872 Elementary education, 873 Liberal
arts education, 874 Vocational education, 875 x 2 Teachers, 876 Educational theory
and methods 882 Status of adolescents, 883 Adolescent activities, 885 Adulthood, 886
Senescence, 888 Activities for the aged.
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