History and Anthropology: Conducting Chicano Research by Martha Menchaca University of Texas, Austin Occasional Paper No. 11 January 1997   I have been asked to speak to you about my historical research on Chicanos from an anthropological perspective. My approach is different from that of the historian, as my intent in conducting historical research is to understand the evolution of culture over time. Therefore, what I plan to do is: first, to explain to you what the sub-specialization of history and anthropology is; second, to discuss the relationship between Chicano Studies and the field specialization of history and anthropology; and third, to close with two examples of my research. Hardcopy Price: $0.00   View the full report in HTML format (with your web browser).   Download the report in PDF (Acrobat Reader) format to view/print on your personal computer (size: 344K).   Please Note: To download and view the publications in PDF format, you will need the Adobe Acrobat Reader software on your machine. You can download the software for free by clicking on the appropriate system you have: Windows or Mac OS. All JSRI Publications are also available in hard copies, at the prices specified. For any orders or further information please send an email to: info@jsri.msu.edu.   JSRI Home | JSRI Research & Publications | Occasional Paper Series

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