Newcomb Archives
Ware, Carolyn
87-086
Table of Contents
Summary Information
- Repository
- Newcomb Archives
- Creator - Associated name
- Ware, Carolyn
- Title
- Ware, Carolyn
- ID
- 87-086
- Date [inclusive]
- 1985-1995
- Extent
- 0.5 Cubic feet 1 box
- Location note
- H4
- Language
- English
Biographical/Historical note
Carolyn Ware, a folklorist, has explored Louisiana coastal communities and cultural resiliency; festivals and rituals of the state, especially rural Mardi Gras traditions; folk beliefs and healing traditions; women’s folklore and gender roles; public presentations of folklore and cultural tourism; and veterinary and medical folklore.
Ware was a Visiting Scholar to the Newcomb College Center for Research on Women in the 1980s and early 1990s.
Scope and Contents note
The collection contains information about Carolyn Ware’s studies on Folklife and Croatians in Louisiana.
Organization and Arrangement
Materials have been arranged in a single document box.
Administrative Information
Publication Information
Newcomb Archives
Newcomb Center for Research on WomenSeltzer-Gerard Reading Room
62 Newcomb Place
New Orleans, Louisiana, 70118
504 865 5762
vorhoff@tulane.edu
Related Materials
Related Archival Materials note
Culinary history collections
Controlled Access Headings
Occupation(s)
- Anthropologists
- Folklorists
Subject(s)
- Acadian Louisiana
- Carnival
- Croations in Louisiana
- Vietnamese in Louisiana
Collection Inventory
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Box 1 of 1 General note87-086 “Reading the Rules Backward: Women and The Rural Cajun Mardi Gras,” dissertation for the Univertsity of Pennsylvania by Carolyn Ware “Plaquemines Parish and Vietnamese Folklife Survey; 1994-1995” by Carolyn Ware and others “Croatians in Louisiana: An Overview” by Carolyn Ware as a fieldworker “Croatians: Field Reports” by Carolyn Ware as a fieldworker “Croatians: Folklife Survey Forms” by Carolyn Ware as a fieldworker “Croations: Support Materials” by Carolyn Ware as a fieldworker |
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