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Intensive course in English

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Subject Languages: 
English
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
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Collection Technical Notes: 
Tapes are the publisher’s tapes wound off onto hubs in the ’60s and ’70s. JJT recommends that this series be discarded. 11/28/07
Contributor: 
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Apley interviews [film]; Interview microanalysis

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Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
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Collection Technical Notes: 
All films are on reels unless otherwise noted.
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Unnamed

Batterson - Fletcher - Alley series

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Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
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Foreign Service Institute Spoken German

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Languages: 
German
English
Locations: 
Germany
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
Basic German course: units 1-12
Collection Technical Notes: 
Tapes are dubs of the publisher’s tapes; JTT, rec. eng., Jan.-Feb. 1969.
Contributor: 
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Chicago dialects - Boogert ’89

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Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
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MAPSS lectures; Social Science 300 lectures; Social Science 30000 lectures

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Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Chicago
Cook
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
Various lecturers speak on their areas of expertise as part of the MAPSS program.
Collection Technical Notes: 
These are the live recordings of the lectures made for students who could not attend the lectures. They were done on cassettes so that students could listen to them in the Language Laboratory. WAVE files are converted to MP3s.
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Group discussion: "How does someone become a friend?" (1965); Interview microanalysis

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Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
Discussion leader Tim Connor puts a question to a group of five African-American youths: "How does someone become a friend?" Note: Extraneous talk both before and after the discussion proper is also preserved.
Collection Technical Notes: 
The studio recording originally consisted of three parts 1) random talk and Ledin's set-up; 2) the discussion proper, filmed (film code: CL-003-4) and 3) a discussion about taking the group photograph. (Note that the string "003" attaches to the four films made on 6/16/65.) The film was made in order to supply analytical material for McQuown's Interview Microanalysis course. The WAVE files are now converted to MP3s.
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Yucatán Maya; Yucatec Maya: Interviews in Belize (Christie, 1970)

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Subject Languages: 
English
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
English
Locations: 
United States
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Jamaican native Pauline Christie, speaking in English, interviews four children from the school in San Antonio,Cayo District, Belize (British Honduras), in April 1970.
Collection Technical Notes: 
Tape is apparently the original field recording. The notes of N.A. McQuown indicate that Douglas Taylor is the donor of the tape. (Unreviewed) WAVE files are now converted to MP3s.
Contributor: 
Unnamed

Greek language and people

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Subject Languages: 
Modern Greek (1453-)
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
Modern Greek (1453-)
English
Locations: 
Greece
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Contributor: 
Unnamed

Burmese: An introduction to the spoken language: Book 2; Burmese: Intro to spoken language: Book 2

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Subject Languages: 
Burmese
Primary Languages: 
English
Languages: 
Burmese
English
Locations: 
India
Collection Descriptive Notes: 
The author and various native speakers voice the various exercises from the textbook, Burmese: An Introduction to the Spoken Language: Book 2 (Northern Illinois University, Center for South Asian Studies, 1994). (Note: the cassettes use the shorter form of the title.)
Collection Technical Notes: 
Masters are the cassettes sent from the publisher. They constitute one part of a cassette series divided into four parts, coded S, D, G and L. Note that it is not clear whether Okell's assistants on the writing of the textbook (U Saw Tun and Daw Khin Mya Swe) also added their voices to the recordings. All the WAVE files are now converted to MP3s.
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