Bibliography of the Western Apache

Bibliography of the Western Apache

This is a list of works which deal with the Western Apache, organised by subject.

Language

Pedagogy

* Arizona State University & American Indian Language Development Institute. (1983). "Nohwiyati’ [Our language] ". SIL.
* Bunney, Curtis. (1974). "Nnee baa nadaagoni’ [Apache stories] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District.
* Bunney, Curtis. (1974). "Oshii bigonsh’aa". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District.
* Bunney, Curtis. (n.d.). "Apache Workbook l: Oshii bigonsh’aa". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District.
* Bunney, Curtis. (n.d.). "Nnee dii k’ehgo daagoląąni’". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District.
* Bunney, Curtis. (n.d.). "The Little Red Hen (and other stories): Chaghashe bi nagoni’e". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District.
* Bunney, Curtis; & and Crowder, Jack. (1972). "Western Apache Series". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District. [20 booklets] .
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "The cactus boy: Hosh nteelé ishkiin". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Chagháshé táági [The three children] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Da’ónjii nadaagohilnéhé [We read we play] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Doo hant’é dalke’ da". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Gosh’ii: Shíí Mary nshlii: Gosh’ii". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Haigo: Zas naláá". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Idiists’ag, gosh’ii: [I hear, I see] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Kih nagodenk’áá: Kih diltli’". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Mary hik’e tl’oh bilgo". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Nnee kéhgo onltag bigonláa [Learn to count in Apache] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Shíí nnee nshlii". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Shíígo shil nlt’éé". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Shiyo’ tséé dotl’izhi alzáa [Mary's peridot necklace] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Stephen hik’e na’inniihí [Stephen and the airplane] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Tahbiyú [Early morning] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Tl’oh tú yidlaa". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "Tulgayé ligayi: Tulagayé bijaa igodi [The white donkey] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). "The wild animals: Itsá". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Crowder, Jack L. (1972). " [Apache language readers] ". San Carlos, AZ.
* Edgerton, Faye E.; & Hill, Faith. (1958). "Primer," (Vols. 1-2). Glendale, AZ.
* Goode, Phillip. (1985). "Apache language course and lesson plans for Globe High School: Grades 9-12". [Unpublished manuscript] .
* Goode, Phillip. (1996). "Total physical response sentences from Asher (1982) translated into San Carlos Apache, with commentary by Willem J. de Reuse". [Unpublished manuscript] .
* Johnson, James B.; Lavender, Bonnie; Malone, Beverley; Bead, Christina; & Clawson, Curry. (n.d.). "Yati' nakih [Two languages] : Kindergarten bi naltsoos choh [Kindergarten's big book] ". Title VII Bilingual Education Program Kindergarten Curriculum Manual. Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Tribe.
* Malone, Wesley; Malone, Beverly; & Quintero, Canyon Z. (1983). "New keys to reading and writing Apache", (rev. ed.). Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* Perry, Edgar. (1989). "Apache picture dictionary". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* Perry, Edgar; & Quintero, Canyon Z. (1972). "Now try reading these". Fort Apache, AZ: Apache Culture Center.
* Quintero, Canyon Z. (1972). "Keys to reading Apache". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* de Reuse, Willem J. (2006). "A practical grammar of the San Carlos Apache language". LINCOM Studies in Native American Linguistics 51. LINCOM. ISBN 3-89586-861-2.
* de Reuse, Willem J.; & Adley-SantaMaria, Bernadette. (1996). "Ndee biyáti’ bígoch’il’aah [Learning Apache] : An introductory textbook in the White Mountain Apache language for non-speakers". [Unpublished manuscript] .
* de Reuse, Willem J.; & Goode, Phillip. (1996). "Nnee biyati’ yánlti’go [Speak Apache] : An introductory textbook in the San Carlos Apache language for non-speakers". [Unpublished manuscript] .
* Steele, Lola; Smith, Dorothy; & Bunney, Curtis. (n.d.). "Nnee Díí Kehgo Daagolii’ ni’ [Apaches used to live this way] . San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Steele, Lola; Smith, Dorothy; & Bunney, Curtis. (n.d.). "Oshíí bígonsh’aa [I learn to read] ". San Carlos, AZ: Rice School District No. 20.
* Uplegger, Francis J. (1966). "Red man and white man in harmony: Songs in Apache and English". San Carlos, AZ: Lutheran Indian Mission.
* White Mountain Apache Culture Center. (1972). "Apache months". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* White Mountain Apache Culture Center. (1972). "Apache plants". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* White Mountain Apache Culture Center. (1972). "Keys to reading and writing Apache". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* White Mountain Apache Culture Center. (1972). "Writing Apache". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* Wycliffe Bible Translators. (1900). "Apache reader".

Linguistics and other reference works

* Basso, Keith H. (1979). "Portraits of "the whiteman": Linguistic play and cultural symbols among the Western Apache". Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. ISBN 0-521-29593-9.
* Basso, Keith H. (1990). "Western Apache language and culture: Essays in lingustic anthropology". Tucson: University of Arizona Press. ISBN 0-8165-1323-6.
* Basso, Keith H. (1996). "Wisdom sits in places: Landscape and language among the Western Apache". Albuquerque: University of New Mexico Press. ISBN 0-8263-1724-3.
* Bourke, John G.; & Condie, Carole J. (1990). "Vocabulary of the Apache or ’Indé language of Arizona and New Mexico". Occasional publications in anthropology: Linguistic series, (no. 7). Greenley, CO: Museum of Anthropology, University of Northern Colorado.
* Bray, Dorothy, & White Mountain Apache Tribe. (1998). "Western Apache-English dictionary: A community-generated bilingual dictionary". Tempe, AZ: Bilingual Press. ISBN 0-927534-79-7.
* Goddard, Pliny E. (1918). "Myths and tales from the San Carlos Apache". Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History, (Vol. 24, Part 1). New York: The American Museum of Natural History.
* Goddard, Pliny E. (1919). "Myths and tales from the White Mountain Apache". Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History, (Vol. 24, Part 2). New York: The American Museum of Natural History.
* Goddard, Pliny E. (1919). "San Carlos Apache texts". Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History, (Vol. 24, Part 3). New York: The American Museum of Natural History.
* Goddard, Pliny E. (1920). "White Mountain Apache texts". Anthropological papers of the American Museum of Natural History, (Vol. 24, Part 4). New York: The American Museum of Natural History.
* Gordon, Matthew; Potter, Brian; Dawson, John; de Reuse, Willem; & Ladefoged, Peter. (2001). Phonetic structures of Western Apache. "International Journal of American Linguistics", 67"(4)", 415-481.
* Perry, Edgar. (1972). "Western Apache dictionary". Fort Apache, AZ: White Mountain Apache Culture Center.
* Plocher, Johannes & Eilers, Herman. (1893). "English Apache dictionary: Containing a vocabulary of the San Carlos Apache, also some White Mount. terms, and many sentences illustrating the use of the words". [Unpublished manuscript] .
* de Reuse, Willem J. (2004). [personal communication] .
* Uplegger, Francis J. (1899-1964). Papers. [unpublished material] .
* Uplegger, Francis J. (1900). Apache dictionary. [unpublished] .
* Uplegger, Francis J. (1911). "My life, how should it proceed". San Carlos, AZ [?] : Evangelical Lutheran Mission.
* Uplegger, Francis J. (1940-1960). Apache language songbook. [unpublished archival material] .


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