Bumbita Arapesh: Lise Dobrin’s dissertation materials (1998-99)

Collection Descriptive Notes
Using New Guinea Pidgin (Tok Pisin) as the lingua franca, Dobrin interviews numerous native speakers (male and female). She works in collaboration with a male partner ("IRB"), an American, who sometimes operated their tape recorder.
The series ends with a farewell ceremony for Dobrin.
Collection Technical Notes
Cassettes are the original field recordings made in 1998-99. JJT has numbered the tapes in the order he found them. Note: The notations on the cassettes like "p:167-173" appear to be page references to Dobrin's transcription of the tapes.
Contributor
Dobrin, Lise
This collection has no playable audio.
Title Contributor Medium
A: Mandia: How Arapesh came... [14 a b] Dobrin, Lise (interviewer); Anonymous native speaker (male) [1] (consultant); Anonymous native speaker (male) [2] (consultant) 1/8 inch audio cassette
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