| Content description | An unnamed male speaker (almost certainly a technician working in the Old Lab) introduces Pike's recordings, giving an exhaustive description of all the sources Pike drew on for these recordings. He begins: "The next set of recordings are made from six-and-one-half-inch Wilcox-Gay Recordio discs.... They are "Illustrative Sentences from the Intonation of American English"..., by Kenneth Lee Pike (Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1945)". [Other references follow.] |
| Object Type | PhysicalObject |
| Medium | 1/4 inch audio tape |
| Contributor | Pike, Kenneth L. (author); Pike, Kenneth L. (speaker); Unnamed male speaker (speaker) |
| Notes | Tape is the original recording made in the Old Lab c. 1957 from two 6.5-inch Wilcox-Gay "Recordio" discs. |
| Discourse Type | Narrative |
| Linguistic Data Type | Campus Source |
| Creation Date | c. 1957 |
PHO Kenneth Pike’s/Samples
Belongs to these collections
| Collection Title | Languages | Locations | Contributor |
|---|---|---|---|
| The intonation of American English: Sample utterances (K.L. Pike) | English | United States |