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Grinding Sapirian Axes, 1983, 35 pp.

and Dell Hymes, University of Pennsylvania. Edward Sapir’s Six-unit Classification of American Indian Languages: The Search for Time Perspective, ca. 1984, 42 pp.

Edward Sapir and the Boasian Model of Cultural Process, 18 pp., ca. 1984

Yale University. Edward Sapir’s Yale Years: The Brave (Albeit Brief) New World of Interdisciplinary Social Science, 26 pp., 1985

The Compilation of Chinese Files of Paul Radin’s California Ethnic Minorities Project (SERA), 1933-1936, San Francisco State University, 35 pp., 1988

Shamans and Priests: Radin’s Perception of the Social Economic Roots of Religion and the Temperments and Roles of Religious Specialists, San Francisco State University, 14 pp., 1988

Paul Radin: New Perspectives on Ethnology, M. A. thesis, San Francisco State University, 76 pp., 1989

Dakota Iapi, University of Minnesota, 66 pp., 1978

Dakota Woonspe, Sisseton Wahpeton Community College, 11 pp., n.d. [1983?]

Yokuts and Western Mono Pottery-Making, University of California, Berkeley, 24:3: (1929): 239-255

The Ghost Dance of 1870 in South-Central California, University of California, Berkeley, 28:3: (1930): 57-82

The Sapir-Kroeber Correspondence, Letters Between Edward Sapir and A.L. Kroeber, 1905-1925, University of California, Berkeley, 494 pp., 1984

and Edward Sapir and Alfred Kroeber. North American Linguistic Classification, George Washington University, 35 pp., 1984

"The Tragedy of the Seventh Day," California Folklore Quarterly, 1:4: (1942): 337-357 [2 copies: 1 autographed]

"Some Chinese Customs and Beliefs in California," California Folklore Quarterly, 2:3: (1943): 191-204 ["The Kindly Old God," "The Boy Who Saw Yim Low Wong," "The Ghost-Haunted Man," "A Little Girl Dreams of Hell", "Sleeping On the Coffin Bottom," and "The Magical Banana Tree"]

"The Twin Cult in the Old World and the New World," Miscellanea Paul Rivet, 1958, 151-174

Tribal Initiations and Secret Societies. University of California, Berkeley, 25:3: (1929): 249-288

Letters from Edward Sapir to Robert H. Lowie, 78 pp., 1965

"Amalie Dietrich," Australian Zoologist, 14:3: (1968): 236-245

Exhibit: Paul Radin (1883-1959), [San Francisco State University?], 1984

Interviews

Farris, Ted, Elmsford, New York, 1981

Holtkrunz, Ake, University of California-Berkeley, 1983

Interviews, continued

Jenkins, David and Edith, 1981

Lafferty, Nory, Oakland, California ,1981

Phillips, Melba, 1982

Sarason, Helen, and Anita Radin, New York, New York, 1983

Lecture: The Winnebago Tribe, 1985

Research Notes: Radin Family History, undated

Paul Radin: The Man and His Work. An Overview [20 pp. + 4 pp. notes by Doris Radin], 1981

Paul Radin: In Search of the Man, San Francisco State University, 30 pp., 1981

Paul Radin: Forgotten or Ignored in Anthropology? San Francisco State University, 19 pp., 1982

Radin: Some Perspectives on his Scholarship, San Francisco State University, 17 pp., 1982

Lecture on Radin, San Francisco State University, 21 pp., 1983

Paul Radin: Origins and Early Influences, San Francisco State University, 14 pp., 1983

The Classification of American Indian Languages by Radin and Sapir, San Francisco State University, 14 pp., 1984

Sapir and Radin: Friendship and Influence, San Francisco State University, 17 pp., ca. 1984

Paul Radin: Origins and Early Influences, San Francisco State University, 26 pp., 1987

Paul Radin: The Struggle for Individuality, 1914-1945, San Francisco State University, 12 pp., 1987

Radin and Boas: Conflict and Concurrence, A Brief Study of the Interpersonal Dynamic and the Possible Loss to American Ethnology, San Francisco State University, 14 pp. + 4 pp. Boas correspondence [facsimiles], 1987

"Discussion and Correspondence: Do We Need a ‘Superorganic’?" American Anthropologist, 19: (1917): 441-450

Book Review: "Crashing Thunder: The Autobiography of an American Indian," The American Journal of Sociology, pp. 303-304, undated

Scientists Committee on Loyalty and Security, The Fort Monmoth Security Investigations, August 1953-April 1954, The Federation of American Scientists, New Haven, 68 pp., 1954

Siouan and Caddoan Linguistics, 4: (1981), and 5: (1985)

"Psychoanalytic Distinction Between Myth and Mythopoesis," Journal of the American Psycholanalytic Association, 18:1: (1970): 150-164

"The Bomb and Terrorism: Their Linkage," American Imago, 39:3: (1982): 269-272

"Marx and Freud," American Imago, 39:4: (1982): 285-342

"Sex and Language," Gradiva, (1984): 17-20

"Hope- Beyond Hopelessness," American Imago, 41:3: (1984): 287-243

Letter to Editor, Praxis, 4: (1978): 326-329

"Three Gods for Joe," Quarterly Review of Psychical Research, 4:3: (1956): 71-76

"The Peyote Religion and the Ghost Dance," Indian Historian, 5:4: (1972): 27-30

"Origin of the Peyote Religion in the United States," Plains Anthropologist, 19:65: (1974): 211-223

"Anthropological Theory and History of Peyotism," Ethnohistory, 26:3: (1979): 277-281

"Peyotism and Mescalism," Plains Anthropologist, 25:90: (1980): 297-309

"The Native American Church," Anthropology on the Great Plains, University of Nebraska Press, pp. 188-196, 1980