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ED115633.Pdf DOCUMENT RESUME ED 115 633 SP 009 703 TITLE Local Library Resources for a Multi-Ethnic Curriculum. A Model Program in Multi-Ethnic Heritage Studies. INSTITUTION Mankato State Coll,, Minn. NOTE 240p. EDRS PRICE MF-$0.76 HC-$12.05 Plus Postage DESCRIPTORS Asian Americans; *Bibliographies; Elementary Secondary Education; *Ethnic Groups; *Ethnic Studies; Jews; Mexican Americans; *Minority Groups; Negroes; *Subculture ABSTRACT The sources listed in this bibliography are materials available in the Mankato State College Memorial Library. The materials are arranged alphabetically by subject. Both print and nonprint materials are included. The subject headings used. are the Library of Congress subject headings. The sections are arranged according to the following ethnic groups:(1) Asian-Americans, (2) German-Americans,(3) Norwegian-Americans,(4) Irish-Americans, (5) Jewish-Americans, (6) Afro-Americans, (7) Mexican-Americans, and (8) Swedish-Americans. There is also a section containing an annotated bibliography of Afro-American, Mexican-American, and Multi-Ethnic Studies resources designed specifically for classroom use. This section is divided into elementary print materials and secondary print materials and arranged alphabetically by subject. (RC) *********************************************************************** Documents acquired by ERIC include many informal unpublished * materials not available from other sources. ERIC makes every effort * * to obtain the best copy available. Nevertheless, items of marginal * * reproducibility are often encountered and this affects the quality * * of the microfiche and hardcopy reproductions ERIC makes available * via the ERIC Document Reproduction Service (EDRS).. EDRS is not * responsible for the quality of the original document. Reproductions * * supplied by EDRS are the best that can be made from the original. *********************************************************************** A MODEL PROGRAM IN MULTI-ETHNIC HERITAGE STUDIES LOCAL LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR A MULTI-ETHNIC CURRICULUM OF HEALTH, U S DEPARTMENTWELFARE EOUCATION & OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE EDUCATION HAS BEENREPRO- THIS DOCUMENTAS RECEIVEDFROM DUCED EXACTLYORGANIZATION ORIGIN- THE PERSON OROF VIEW OROPINIONS ATING IT POINTSNECESSARILY REPRE^ STATED DO NOT OF NATIONAL INSTITUTE SENT OFFICIAL OR POLICY EDUCATION POSITION Minority Group Study Center Mankato State College Mankato, Minnesota 56001 2 BEST COPY AVAILABLE LOCAL LIBRARY RESOURCES FOR A MULTI-ETHNIC CURRICULUM The sources listed in the following bibliographiesare materials available in the Mankato State College Memorial Library. These biblio- graphies are designed to make these materialsmore accessible to teachers in the local area. Materials are arranged alphabetically'by subject. Call numbers are provided so that teacherscan go directly to the shelves or areas where the material is located. Both print and non-print materials are included in these bibliographies. Teachers may find these bibliographies helpful ina number of other ways. For example, the subject headings used in these bibliographiesare Library of Congress subject headings.When looking for materials in other libraries, teachers can look under these subject headings in the subject card catalog. Usually a wealth of resources can be found under such sub- jects as CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES or POLES IN THE UNITED STATESor NORWEGIANS IN WISCONSIN. These same types of subject headings are used in Book Review Digest. A teache'r wishing to find reviews of the latest works on a particular ethnic group can use the subject and title index of Book Review Digest. Teachers may find certain reoccuring call numbers helpful. For example, under the LC number E184 and the Dewey number 325.73, teachers will find works on many different ethnic groups located in thesame approximate area. In other words, a teacher may find the types of materials needed for a number of different ethnic groups simply by going to the shelf where these numbers are located. On the following page is a listing of the bibliographies of the ethnic groups included: 3 BIBLIOGRAPHIES OF LOCAL LIBRARY-RESOURCES 1) Asian-Americans 2) German-Americans 3)- Norwegian-Americans 4) Irish-Americans 5) Jewish-Americans 6) Afro-Americans a) Print materials b) Non-print materials 7) Mexican-Americans 8) Swedish-Americans 9) Local Library Resources Designed Specifically for ClassroomUse ASIAN-AMERICANS Burma - Social Life & Customs - Fiction Garlan, Patricia Wallace. ORANGE-ROBED BOY, by Patricia Wallace Garlan and Mary-jane Dustan; paintings by Pan Oo Thet. Viking Press (c1967). 390.0959) Nash, Manning. THE GOLDEN ROAD TO MODERNITY; VILLAGE . Ni759 LIFE IN CONTEMPORARY BURMA. 1965. DS 485 Trager, Helen. Gibson, comp.; WE, THE BURMESE; VOICES FROM B84T7 BURMA. 1969. Ceylon *599 Clark, Dennis, d.1950? BLACK LIGHTNING; THE STORY OF A C547b LEOPARD; illus. by C. Gifford Ambler. Viking, 1954. 144 p. illus. Ceylon - Social Life & Customs 915.493 Wijesekera, Nandadeva. THE PEOPLE OF CEYLON. 1965. W64p2 China - Social Life & Customs j Gebhardt, Marie-Louise. THE. FOOLISH OLD MAN WHO MOVED 398.2 MOUNTAINS; STORIES, SONGS, AND SAYINGS FROM CHINA; illus. G264f by Edith Aberle and Karen Tureck. Friendship Press, 1969. Chineso Bronzes - Catalogs M.R. Minneapolis Institute of Arts. A CATALOG OF THE CHINESE 739.512 BRONZES IN THE ALFRED F. PILLSBURY COLLECTION, by Bern - M666 hard Karlgren. Minneapolis, Published for the Minneapolis Institute of. Arts by the University of Minnesota Press, 1952. Chinese in the United States LAC American Federation of Labor. SOME REASONS FOR CHINESE 40052 EXCLUSION; MEAT VS. RICE, AMERICAN MANHOOD AGAINST ASIATIC COLLIEISM; WHICH SHALL SURVIVE?Washington, American Federation of Labor (1901?) 301.451 Barth, Gunther Paul. BITTER STRENGTH; A HISTORY OF THE 82826 CHINESE IN THE U.S. 1850-1870 by Gunther Barth. Cam- bridge, Harvard University Press, 1964. LAC Gailleux, Edouard. LA QUESTIONS CHINOISE AUX ETATS-UNIS 14683 ET DAMS LES POSSESSIONS DES PUISSANCES EUROPEANNES. Paris, A. RousPau, 1898. 5 AV Lib THE CHANGS CELEBRATE THE NEW YEAR (KIT). Encyclopedia KT 381 Britannica Educational Corporation, 1971. LAC Chinese Exclusion Convention, San Francisco, 1901. 14833 PROCEEDINGS AND LIST OF DELEGATES. California Chinese Exclusion Convention . held at Metropolitan Temple, San Francisco, November 21 and 22, 1901 . also California's memorial to the President and the Congress of the United States. San Francisco, Star Press, 1901. Microfilm Conwell, Russell Herman, 1843-1925. WHY AND HOW. :WHY AC1 THE CHINESE EMIGRATE, AND THE MEANS THEY ADOPT FOR THE A45x PURPOSE OF REACHING AMERICA. With sketches of travel, Reel 232 amusing incidents, social customs, etc. With illustra- No. 1 tions by ammatt Billings. Roston, Lee and Shepard; New York, Lee, Shepard and Dillingham, 1871. (American Culture Series, 232:1) LAC (Same as above) 14867 JV6874 Coolidge, Mary Elizabeth Purrouahs (Roberts) Smith, C7 1860-. CHINESE IMMIGRATION. New York, Arno Press, 1969 1969. LAC (Same as above) New York, H. Holt and Company, 1909. 11,868 m.r. Davis, Cushman Kellogg, 1838-1900. CHINESE EXCLUSION 325.1 AND HIERARCHIC INTRUSIONS: REMARKS DELIVERED 1W THE 0291c SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, APRIL 22, 1892, BY HON. CUSHMAN IC DAVIS OF MINNESOTA, ON THE CHINESE EXCLUSION BILL AND THE CAHENSLY CONSPIRACY. Washington, 1892. Microfilm Gibson, Otis. THE CHINESE'IN AMERICA. Cincinnati, AC1 Hitchcock & Walden, 1877. (American Culture Series, A45x 232:2) c Reel 232 No. 2 LAC (Same as above) 14862 LAC ',Healy, Patrick JOseph, b.1838? A STATEMENT FOR NON- 15518 --EXCLUSION, by Patrick J. Healy and Ng Poon Chew. San Francisco, 1905. j Holland, Ruth (Robins), 1924 -.THE ORIENTAL IMMIGRANTS 325.2 IN AMERICA, FROM EASTERN EMPIRE TO WESTERN WORLD; pic- H7190 tures by H.B. Vestal. Grosset, 1969. 61 p.illus. 325.251 Lee, Rose Hum. THE CHINESE IN THE UNITED STATES OF L515c AMERICA. Hong Kona, Hong Konp University Press, 1960. LAC Li, Tien Lu. CONGRESSIONAL POLICY OF CHINESE IMMIGRA- 15526 TION; OR, LEGISLATION RELATING TO CHINESEIMMIGRATION TO THE UNITED STATES. Nashville, Tenn., Printed for the author, Publishing house of theMethodist Episcopal Church, South, 1916. Jx1428 Ma, We.n -huen, 1900-. AMERICAN POLICY TOWARD CHINA. C6M3 New York, Arno Press, 1970. 1970 E184 Miller, Stuart Creighton', 1927-. THE UNWELCOME IMMIGRANT; C5M5 THE AMERICAN IMAGE OF THE CHINESE, 1785-1822. Berkeley, University of California Press, 1969. LAC Sargent, Aaron Augustus, 1827-1887. CHINESE IMMIGRA- 40141 TION. Washington, Government Printing Office,1878. LAC Seward, George Frederick, 1840-1910. CHINESE IMMIGRA- 15551 TION IN ITS SOCIAL AND ECONOMICALASPECTS. New York, C. Scrihner's Sons, 1831. E184 Sung, Betty Lee. MOUNTAIN OF GOLD; THE STORY OF THE C5S95 CHINESE IN AMERICA- New York, Macmillan, 1967. Microfilm Spear, William, 1822-1904. CHINA AND CALIFORNIA; THEIR AC1 RELATIONS, PAST AND PRESENT. A lecture . By the Rev. A45x William Spear . San Francisco, Marvin & Hitchcock, Reel 232 1853. (American Culture Series, 232:3) No. 3 LAC U. S. Congress, Joint Special Committeeto Investigate 16736-37 Chinese Immigration. REPORT, FEBRUARY 27, 1877. Washington, Government Printing Office, 1877. LAC Whitney, James Amaziah, 1839-. THE CHINESE, AND THE 16303 CHINESE QUESTION. 2nd ed. New York, Tibbals Book Company, 1888. Chinese in the U.S.- Education LAC Yung Wing, 1828-1912. MY LIFE IN CHINA AND AMERICA, by 15613 Yuna Wing, A.B., LL.D. (Yale), Commissionerof the Chinese Educational Commission, Associate ChineseMinister in Washington,
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