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Inventario Del Archivo Personal De Jon Bilbao INVENTARIO DEL ARCHIVO PERSONAL DE JON BILBAO INVENTARIO DEL ARCHIVO PERSONAL DE JON BILBAO (Documentación contenida en cajas. Numeradas del 1-99) CAJA 1 Signatura Referencia Nº Descripción Jon Bilbao Carpeta Jon Tres cajas de “farias” con fichas bibliográficas. Bilbao- Mss., fotocopiadas y mecanografiadas Artx F1 Jon Tres cajas de “farias” con fichas bibliográficas, Bilbao- Mss., fotocopiadas y mecanografiadas Artx F2 Dos cajas de “farias” y un paquete de fichas Jon bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas y Bilbao- mecanografiadas Artx F3 En una de las cajas pone: Documentos históricos (Archivos varios) 1448-S. XIX. Catálogo CAJA 2 Referencia Nº Signatura Descripción Jon Bilbao Carpeta Jon 3 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. Bilbao- 57-59 Cuba Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Artx F4 Jon 60 Sociología 3 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. 61 Cuentos y Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Bilbao- leyendas Artx F5 62 Onomástica 63 Folklore, 3 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. literature y Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Jon mitología Bilbao- 64 Historia Artx F6 (Provincias) 69 Historia S. VIII) 70 Historia (S. 3 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. Jon IX-X) Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas 71 Historia (S. Bilbao- XI-XV) Artx F7 72 Historia (S. XVI-XX) 78 Lingüística 3 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. Jon (Románico) Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Bilbao- 79 Lingüística Artx F8 (Latín) 80 América Jon 82 USA (Lugares 2 cajas de “farias” de fichas bibliográficas. de origen) Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Bilbao- 98 Euskera Artx F9 (varias) CAJA 3 Nº Referencias Signatura Carpet Descripción Jon Bilbao a 81 USA Tres cajas de “farias” de fichas 83 USA (Idaho) bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, 84 USA mecanografiadas Jon (Arizona, Bilbao- Montana, Artx F10 Nevada, Oregon, Utah, Wyoming) 85 Sin título Tres cajas de “farias” de fichas Jon 86 Euskera bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, (Orígenes mecanografiadas Bilbao- analogías) Artx F11 87 Euskera (Varias) 88 Euskera Tres cajas de “farias” de fichas (Etimologías bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, mecanografiadas Jon A-G) 89 Euskera Bilbao- (Etimologías Artx F12 H-Z) 90 Euskera (Notas I) 91 Euskera Tres cajas de “farias” de fichas (Notas II) bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, Jon 92 Euskera mecanografiadas Bilbao- (Fonética I) Artx F13 93 Euskera (Fonética II- vocales) 94 Euskera Tres cajas de “farias” de fichas Jon (Fonética III- bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, Bilbao- consonantes) mecanografiadas Artx F14 95 Euskera (Morfología) 96 (Euskera (Notas III) 99 Euskera Dos cajas de “farias” de fichas Jon (Lexicografí bibliográficas. Mss., fotocopiadas, Bilbao- a- mecanografiadas Artx F15 Etimologías Julia) CAJA 4 Signatura Referencia Nº Descripción Jon Bilbao Carpeta 1 Reseñas bibliográficas de artículos de periódicos y Bibliografía 001 publicaciones periódicas para Harriluze 2 Basque center of Washington “Euskalerria” (Boletín de 002 Febrero-Otsilla 1984) 3 Recorte del periódico DEIA (1981 apirilak 26, igandea) 003 4 Fotocopia de la conferencia: In the mirror: Reflections on the Conferencia origins of the Basque Studies Program by William A. de William A. Douglass (24 h.) Douglass 004 “Basque Studies Program 5 Fotocopia del libro: Northern New Spain Northern New 005 Jon Spain Bilbao- - Fotocopia de un artículo de un periódico: Artx 0001 “Vascos en Cuba”. 6 - Bibliografía del libro: La conquista de Guillermo Céspedes. 006 001/024 - Bibliografía del libro: América indígena de Pedro Carrasco. - Bibliografía general. - Bibliografía del libro: Los reinos de España. 7 Fotocopia de un recorte de un periódico sobre Prudencio 007 Elorrieta y su hija Teresa. - Recorte de un artículo del periódico Euzko Deya (19 de febrero de 1939) sobre los vascos en América - Fotocopia mecanografiada de: Los vascos en Boise (Idaho) de Juan M. Bilbao (6 de mayo de 1940). - Fotocopias de varios recortes de diferentes periódicos sobre 8 los vascos en Idaho. 008 U.S.A. - Fotocopias mecanografiadas de dos artículos de Jon Bilbao: Los vascos de Idaho celebran el día de Iñaki Deuna y Los vascos en los Estados Unidos. - Carta, 1978 marzo 9, Bilbao, a Jon Bilbao de Bernardo de Mesanza Ruiz de Salas. Mecanografiado firmado. - Carta, 1981 march 9, Nevada, a Jon Bilbao de Gretchen Holbert. Fotocopia mecanografiada firmada. - Fotocopias de recortes de periódico sobre los vascos en Nevada - Fotocopia de: Old Oregon Trail Centenal Celebration. Souvenir Program. Boise Basin days (June 12, 13, 14, 1930). - Fotocopia de un artículo de de la revista Time (1955): By Land drom the U. Status in 1804& 1805. - Fotocopia de un artículo de la revista Geo (n. 24): Washington y además una ciudad - Fotocopia de un artículo de la revista Time (n. 36, 1988). - Fotocopia del programa de: Fifth annual Basque Festival celebrada en Nevada (1968). - Fotocopia de un artículo de la revista Smithsonian (dec. 1976). 9 Fotocopia del libro: Codice Veitia: modos que tenían los indios 009 para celebrar sus fiestas en tiempos de la gentilidad. Codice Veitia 10 Artículo mecanografiado: La gran empresa vasca del siglo XVI Iñigo 010 por Iñigo Lasagabaster con anotaciones manuscritas a lápiz. Lasagabaster 11 Literatura de vientos tropicales. Catalog n. 34 (september 011 1992). 12 Fotocopia del artículo: Nueva lista documentada de los 012 tripulantesde Colon en 1492 del Boletín de la Real Academia Gould, A. de la Historia (T. 170, p. 237-317, 1973). 13 - Fotocopia del artículo Basque immigrants: contrasting Artículo de patterns of adaptation in Argentina and the American West de W. Douglass William A. Douglass 013 y su - Fotocopia de la traducción del artículo de William A. Douglas traducción y corrección 14 014 Fondo Julio de Lazurtegui 15 015 Bibliografía (listado) 16 Fotocopia de un articulo de la revista Vogue (1982?, n. 22). 016 Fotocopia de artículo: Basque origins de Terence H. Wilbur 17 (UCLA) de la revista Journal of Basque Studies (1982, v. 3, 017 n. 2) 18 Fotocopia del libro The Merchants of Buenos Aires 1778-1810 Sokolow. The de Susan Migden Socolow. Merchants of 018 Buenos Aires 1778-1810 19 019 Fotocopia del artículo Track of the Manila galleons de Eugene Lyon de la revista Nacional Geographic (vol. 178, n. 3 (sept. 1990) . 20 Fotocopia del artículo dos vizcaínos por tierras de la nueva 020 Vizcaya mejicana en los años críticos de 1850 a 1858 por Manuel Basas de la revista Durango 21 Catalogue 509: Western americana 021 22 Folleto publicado con motivo de la exposición de pintura Hdez 022 Landazabal en el Museo Zabalanda. 23 Fotocopia del artículo: N. 52 Ifar Ameritan egindako bertso 023 papera de la revista Idatz eta mintz 1984 (n. 7). Fotocopia del artículo: Historia de las ideas acerca de los 24 limites geográficos del vasco antiguo de Joaquín 024 Gorrochategui del Anuario del Seminario “Julio de Urquijo”, XIX-2 (1985). 25 - Fotocopia del artículo: A Europe of composite monarchies de 001 J. H. Elliott de la revista Past and Present (n. 137) - Carta, 1958, Bilbao, a Etchepare Fotocopia del artículo: Winning the catholics: Henri IV and 26 religious dilemma in august 1589 de la revista Canadian 002 Journal of History/Annales canadiennes d’histoire XXIV, dec. 1989, pp. 361-379. Fotocopia del artículo: Public policy-making in Spain de Peter 27 A. Hall and Victor Pérez-Díaz publicado en la revista 003 Jon Internacional Journal of political economy (1990, vol. 20, n. 2). Bilbao- Fotocopia del artículo: Réseaux personnels et autorité coloniale: Artx 0002 28 les négociants de Buenos Aires au XVIIIe siècle de Zacharias 001/022 004 Moutoukias publicado en la revista Annales ESC (1992, n. 4- 5, p. 889-915). Fotocopia del artículo: The search for Columbus’ Caravel Gallega and the site of Santa María de Belén escrito por 29 Donald H. Keith, Toni L. Carrell y Dense C. Lakey, 005 publicado en la revista The Journal of Field Archaeology, 1990, n. 17. 30 Fotocopia de la reseña de un libro que aparece en la sección 006 Book Reviews de la revista Man (1990). 31 Fotocopia de la introducción y el primer capítulo del libro: 007 Shoot he women first de Hielen MacDonald (1991). Fotocopia del artículo: Library of Congreso Poses New Tretas 32 to scholarship publicado en The cronicle of Higher Education 008 (june 2, 1993). Fotocopia del artículo: Sexual opresión and social justice in 33 Marguerite de Navarre’s Heptameron de John D. Bernard 009 publicado en The Journal of Medieval and renaissance studies (vol. 19, n. 2, 1989). Dos copias fotocopiadas del artículo: Evaluating Linguistic 34 Competente in a basque-Castilian speech community de 010 Catrin Hughes publicado en el Bulletin of Hispanic studies (vol. 69, n. 2, 1992). Fotocopia del artículo: Fundación modernizadora de las 35 “Sociedades económicas de Amigos del País” en el Nuevo 011 Mundo por Alberto Saladito García publicado en Cuadernos Americanos: nueva época (año 7, vol. 2, 38 (1993). Fotocopia del artículo: The Basque passive: a correct 36 description por R. L. Trask publicado en Linguistics 23 012 (1985). 37 Fotocopia del artículo: Ergativity in Basque por Georg Bossong 013 publicado en Linguistics 22 (1984). Fotocopia del “The Language of the Coast Tribes is Half Basque”: A Basque-American Indian Pidgin in Use between Europeans 38 and Native Americans in North America, ca. 1540-ca. 1640 014 por Peter Baker publicado en Anthropological Linguistics (vol. 31, n. 3-4 (1989). - Fotocopia del artículo: On dialogue and destructive análisis: problems in narrating nationalism and ethnicity por Richard Handler publicado en Journal of Anthropological Research 39 (1985). 015 - Reseña del libro: Nationalist ideologies and the production of national cultures de Richard G. Fox. De la sección Book Reviews de la revista Journal of anthropological research, 1990 Dos copias fotocopiadas del artículo Basque Nationalism between Archaism and Modernity por Shlomo Ben-Ami 40 publicado en Journal of contemporary history (vol. 26, n. 3-4 016 (1991). 41 Fotocopia del libro VII Episcopologio calagurritano desde la 017 reconquista de la sede en 1045. 42 Artículo de revista titulado Die neue welt.
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