Date:    Tue, 31 Mar 1998 10:36:19 -0600
<br>From:    Joan Houston Hall  jdhall[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]FACSTAFF.WISC.EDU 
<br>Subject: Re: The Appalachian Dialect: help wanted
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<br>I have responded privately to Ms. Joplin of The Living Theatre Company in
<br>Chicago, but I also wanted to remind ADS members that copies of audiotapes
<br>from DARE's extensive collection of recordings (made between 1965 and 1970)
<br>may be purchased ($6.00 per side) as long as users are willing to agree to
<br>the following conditions:
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<br>1) Tapes are for scholarly use only.
<br>2) Identities of informants must be kept confidential.
<br>3) Tapes may not be used for commercial purposes.
<br>4) Tapes may not be broadcast.
<br>5) Tapes may not be duplicated.
<br>(Transcription of segments of the tapes for scholarly analysis is
<br>permitted.)
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<br>Our index of subject categories is still in progress, but for those who are
<br>interested in hearing the speech of a particular location, it is possible to
<br>select tapes by looking at the Informant list in the front matter of Volume
<br>I, where communities are named, informants are described, and presence or
<br>absence of a taperecording is recorded in the last column.
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