Hutchins Library - Indiana University Folktale Workshop BCA 0245

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title: Hutchins Library - Indiana University Folktale Workshop BCA 0245

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subject: Folklore -- Appalachian Region; Oral history -- Appalachian region; Storytelling -- Appalachian Region

description: The Hutchins Library - Indiana University Folktale Workshop was a three-week research residency held in Berea July 7-26, 2003. It was sponsored jointly by Berea College, the Folklore Institute at Indiana University, and the Tales Online Project. Participants included students, teachers, storytellers, and researchers. The Primary focus of the study was Berea's Leonard Roberts Folktale Collection.Audio and video recordings in this collection include interviews with adults who Leonard Roberts recorded as children, workshop discussion, and storytelling by Loyal Jones, Jane Muncy Fugate, and Bobby McMillon.

publisher: Berea College Special Collections and Archives

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date: 2003

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format: Video mp4

identifier: BCA 0245

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language: eng

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rights: There are no known restrictions on the collection other than federal copyright regulations. Please cite all references to this collection.

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