Appalachian Literature: The Adult and the Child Course Collection

Collection — other: Box 1

Identifier: 500-AppMs 408

Staff Only

Scope and Contents

The course, "Appalachian Literature: The Adult and the Child," was offered by the English department at East Tennessee State University June 4-24, 1992. The course focused on the concept of child as seen through Appalachian literature for adults and children. The course consisted of lectures given by Roberta Herrin and Robert J. Higgs of the English department; lectures given by guest artists and scholars; and videos on topics related to the child in Appalachian literature. The collection consists of 14 audiocassettes of the lectures. Among the guest lecturers were writers Jeff Daniel Marion, George Ella Lyon, Gurney Norman, and Jim Wayne Miller. The course syllabus has been placed in the case file.

Dates

June 4-24, 1992

Creator

Herrin, Roberta (Person)

Conditions Governing Access

The audiotapes are open for research.

Extent

14.00 Sound recordings

1.00 Boxes

Additional Description

Arrangement

The audiotapes are arranged chronologically.

Method of Acquisition

Roberta Herrin and Robert J. Higgs of the English department at East Tennessee State University donated the Appalachian Literature: The Adult and the Child Course Collection to the archives on July 17, 1992. Archives staff completed processing of the collection in April 1999.

Processing Information

Processing of the collection was completed in April 1999 by Marie Tedesco.

Subjects

African-Americans--Appalachian Region Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Children -- Appalachian Region Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Literature and folklore -- Appalachian Region Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
United States--Race relations Subject Source: Library of Congress Subject Headings
Women--Appalachian Region Subject Source: Unspecified ingested source