3.295 Dr. Alan Anderson Collection

Vol. 3.295 Dr. Alan Anderson Collection

Papers and Pamphlets about Mennonites and Hutterites

Mennonites – General, 1960s-1970s
– Driedger, Leo, Editor. Mennonites in Urban Canada. Proceedings of the 1968 Conference on Urbanization of Mennonites in Canada, University of Manitoba, Winnipeg.
– Brednich, Rolf Wilh. Mennonite Folklife and Folklore: A Preliminary Report. National Museum of Man Mercury Series. Ottawa 1977
– Klassen, Peter G. A History of Mennonite Education in Canada, 1786-1960
– Driedger, Leo. Impelled Group Migration: Minority Struggle to Maintain Institutional Completeness. 1973
– Will, Werner H. Language Maintenance Among the Mennonites of the Great Plains.

Mennonites – General, 1980s
– Yoder, Michael L. “Findings From the 1982 Mennonite Census” in The Mennonite Quarterly Review, pp307-350
– Driedger, Leo and J. Howard Kauffman. Urbanization of Mennonites: Canadian and American Comparisons. Conrad Grebel College, University of Waterloo campus, December, 1981
– Francis, E.K. The Mennonites – An Atypical Prototype for the Study of Ethnic Groups. Conrad Grebel College, University of Waterloo campus, December, 1981
– Barr, Ellen. Church Leaving and Reaffiliation Among Mennonites: Theoretical Implications. Annual Meeting of the Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, Vancouver, B.C. June, 1983
– Reimer, A. James. Mennonite Theological Self-Understanding, the Crisis of Modern Anthropocentricity, and the Challenge of the Third Millennium.
– Redekop, Cal. The Sectarian Ethic and the Spirit of Communalism. Sept. 1985
– Redekop, Cal. The Sociology of Mennonite Identity: A Second Opinion.
– Goertz, Hans-Jürgen. The Confessional Heritage in its New Mold. What is Mennonite Self-Understanding Today?
– Kraybill, Donald B. Modernity and Identity: The Transformation of Mennonite Ethnicity. January, 1986
– Dueck, Al. Psychology and Mennonite Self-Understanding
– Juhnke, James C. Mennonite History and Self Understanding: North American Mennonitism as a Bipolar Mosaic. May, 1986
– Wiens, Delbert. Philosophy and Mennonite Self-Understanding
– Froese Tiessen, Hildegard. “The Role of Art and Literature in Mennonite Self-Understanding.” May, 1986

Mennonites – General, 1990s
– Hecht, Alfred. Mennonites and the Canadian Society: A Financial Well-being Comparison. Paper presented at “Anabaptist/Mennonite Faith and Economics: Breaking the Silence” conference, May 1990 at Conrad Grebel College and Wilfrid Laurier University
– Winland, Daphne Naomi, Dr. The Quest for Mennonite Peoplehood: Ethno-Religious Identity and the Dilemma of Definitions. York University, Toronto
– Isaak, Tony. Mennonite Ethnobotany and Traditional Knowledge: An Untapped Resource. University of Saskatchewan, March, 2000

Hutterites
– Hutterite Colonies in Saskatchewan. June, 1993  Appendix I  Hutterite colonies in Canada – 2006
– Eaton, Joseph W. Controlled Acculturation: A Survival Technique of the Hutterites. Reprinted from American Sociological Review, xvii, No. 3 (June 1952).
– Simpson-Housely, Paul and Robert J. Moore. An Initial Investigation of the Value of Work and Beliefs in Internal-External Reinforcement Responsibility in Hutterite Children, April 1982
– Bolt, Edward D.  The Recent Development of a Unique Population: The Hutterites of North America. In Prairie Forum, Vol. 8, No. 2 (1983)
– Peter, Karl A. The Certainty of Salvation: Ritualization of Religion and Economic Rationality among Hutterites.  Comparative Studies in Society and History, Vol. 25, Number 2 (April 1983)
– Masuk, Lesley C. The Hutterite Brethren, Hutterite Women, and the Transition to Modernity. University of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, 1998

Mennonites – West – Sask.
– Photos of rural churches.
– Buchanan, Lynn. Mennonite Folklore and Folklife: Old Colony Life in the Rosthern Settlement. 1983
– Driedger, Jack. Growing up in Blumenheim, Saskatchewan. Life in an Old Colony Mennonite Village During the Thirties and Forties. 1998
– Driedger, Leo. Native Rebellion and Mennonite Invasion: An Examination of Two Canadian River Valleys. In Mennonite Quarterly Review, nd, pp290-300
– Klippenstein, Lawrence. Mennonite Settlement in Western Canada. Saskatchewan Genealogical Society, October 21-22, 1978
– Driedger,Leo. The Warman-Osler-Martensville-Hague Community: The Impact of a Uranium Refinery on Social Networks. A brief presented in 1979 and 1980
– Buhler, Jake. An Overview of the Mennonite Fabric of the Valley Area. February 1980
– Newspaper clippings from The StarPhoenix, The Saskatchewan Valley News, and others
– Brochures and pamphlets

Mennonites – West – Manitoba
– Mennonite Settlement: The East and West Reserves
– Brado, Edward B. Mennonites enrich the life of Manitoba. In Canadian Geographic, Aug./Sept. 1979
– Driedger, Leo. Developments in Higher Education Among Mennonites in Manitoba. In the Manitoba Journal of Educational Research, Vol. 111, No. 1 (1967)
– Pioneers on Prairie land, 1874-1974 in Mennonite Mirror, January February 1974

Mennonites – West – Alberta
– Corbett, Bill. Mennonites break new ground in northern Alberta.
– Friesen, John W. Social Change as the Inevitable: A Case  Study of the Holdeman Mennonites of Linden, Alberta From the Perspectives of History, Sociology and Education. June, 1980.
– Levy, Joanne. In Search of Isolation: The Holdeman Mennonites of Linden, Alberta and Their School. Reprinted from Canadian Ethnic Studies, xi, No. 1 (1979).

Mennonites and Amish in Ontario
– Photos of Amish
– Sketches of Amish Mennonites by Peter Etril Snyder.
– Levitch, Gerald. Mennonites: The old ways are forever. In Review, No. 2 (1981)
– Sauder, Dorothy, Editor. Sesquicentennial  of the Amish Mennonites of Ontario, 1822-1972.
– Peters, John F. Economics of the Canadian Old Order Mennonites. Prepared for the Anabaptist/Mennonite Faith and Economics: Breaking the Silence Conference, May, 1990. Conrad Grebel College and Wilfrid Laurier University, Waterloo, Ontario
– Peters, John F. Old Order Mennonite Ethnic Maintenance.
– Peters, John F. and Marlin Wentzell. The Demographic Basis of the Old Order Mennonites. June, 1986
– von Baeyer, Cornelius. TheSociolinguistics of Worldliness: The Pennsylvania German Mennonites of Southern Ontario.
– Waterloo Region tourist guide, Spring 1986, Summer 1986
– A Touch of Yesterday in the Heart of Ontario’s Mennonite Country
– The Village Klatsch’n & Schmatz’n, Issue 12, Spring 1983
– Brochures about St. Jacobs Country and the Village of St. Jacobs.
– Map Directory of Local Country Shops in Waterloo and Wellington County.
– Newspaper clippings

Pennsylvania Dutch, Mennonites/Amish/Brethren
– Smith, Elmer L., text; Mel Horst, Photographs. Meet the Mennonites – A Pictorial Presentation. Lebanon, PA c1961, 1979
– Johnson-Weiner, Karen M. Group Identity and Language Maintenance: The Survival of Pennsylvania German in Old Order Communities
– Postcards featuring Amish horses and buggies
– Amish Country News, Holiday 2011/Winter 2012
– The People’s Place and other pamphlets

Mennonites and Amish in Indiana
– Stoltzfus, Victor. Brotherhood Economics in the Corn Belt. Goshen College, Goshen, Indiana
– Northern Indiana Amish Country, Visitors Guide, 1994; Vacation Planner, 2000
– Heritage Country, Guide to Indiana Amish Country, Vol. 6, No. 2; Vol. 7, No. 1
– Northeast Indiana Travel Guide
– Country Ways, Guide & Journal, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois and Ohio
– Will Moses, Folk Artist’s lithographs and serigraphs
– Brochures about Northern Indiana Amish country and Shipshewana

Amish and Mennonites in Ohio
– Miller, Levi. Our People: The Amish and Mennonites in Ohio. Scottdale, PA: Herald  Press, c1983, 1992
–  Amish Heartland. Sept., 1998
– Ohio’s Amish Country Visitor’s Guide. Vol. 5, No. 5; Vol. 7, No. 4; Vol. 10, Issue 1
– Brochures

Mennonites and Amish of Western United States
– Martin, Douglas. Iowa: In the American Grain. In The  New York Times, July 2, (2000)
– Iowa Calendar of Events, 1998
– Kalona and Area, Summer Tourism Guide, 1998
– Willkommen, Guide to the Amana Colonies, Vol. 17, No. 4 (1998)
– Mennonite Life, June 1984
– Brochures