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Items associated with name 'Miller, Elizabeth'

Folklife Collection - The Broken Web [Honors thesis]

by Salisbury University Students (1993)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

This piece by Elizabeth Miller constitutes a thesis and literary critic covering several themes relating to Native Americans, including their literature, quest of identity, the misconceptions associated to them and more. It analyzes the complex culture of Native American clans and their place in America. It also sheds light, among other things, on how Native Americans struggle to reconnect to their native culture as well as the impacts of legislation, or lack thereof, supposed to protect their rights.

Associated Subjects: Folklife - Native Americans
Identifier: FK93.017
Repository: Local History Archives
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Folklife Collection - The Mennonites

by Salisbury University Students (1990)

1 folder (0.1 linear feet)

In 1990, former Salisbury University Student Elizabeth Miller collected folk material. Her project focuses on the folklife of the Mennonite Community. Her paper describes in details the way of living of Mennonites, explaining in the process the main differences between the more conservative Old Order Mennonites and the progressive Mennonites. In addition to the background essay, she also interviewed several people to inquire about the influence of being a Mennonite on their career. Two of her informants were artists. Another interview involves two students engaged into a feminist movement at Goshen College.

Identifier: FK90.007
Repository: Local History Archives
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