Writings by Rudes
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content: Blair Rudes papers
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content: Blair Rudes papers / Series 4: Writings
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content: 1974-2007
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content: undated
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content: National Anthropological Archives
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content: NAA.2009-16, Subseries 4.1
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content: Archival materials
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content: Materials are arranged alphabetically by folder title. Materials within folders retain Rudes's original order with some changes for clarity.
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content: This subseries contains Rudes's published and unpublished writings that he created as a graduate student and throughout his career as a linguist before and during his time at U.N.C. Charlotte. Most writings are related to linguistics and Native American languages (particularly Catawba and Iroquoian), the life of linguist J.N.B. Hewitt, and the history and culture of various Native American tribes. This subseries also contains Rudes's Master's Thesis from the University of Buffalo. Some writings contain drafts with margin notes and comments from Rudes and colleagues who assisted with editing.