Date of Defense
2-1-1990
Department
History
Abstract
This paper discusses the conceptual differences between John Collier (Commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs from 1934 - 1945) , Anthropologists, the Indians, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs (hereafter BIA) agents and interested laymen concerning what Anthropology could do for the IRA, and the ways in which these differences hobbled reform efforts.
Recommended Citation
Dietrich, Philip W., "Contrasting Perspectives: Anthropologists, John Collier, and Other Involved Parties in the Indian Reorganization Act" (1990). Honors Theses. 1249.
https://scholarworks.wmich.edu/honors_theses/1249
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