Clark W. Sorensen is Professor Emeritus of the Jackson School of International Studies (JSIS) at the University of Washington. Prior to his retirement in 2020, Clark was Professor of International Studies at JSIS since 1992. Sorensen led the Korea Program and Center of Korea Studies as chair and inaugural director for over 15 years. He held adjunct appointments in Anthropology and Women’s Studies, and served as Editor-in-Chief of the Journal of Korean Studies.
He received his B.A. in Geography in 1970 from the University of California, Berkeley, his M.A. in Korean Studies in 1974, and his Ph.D. in Anthropology in 1981, both from the University of Washington.
[Source: https://jsis.washington.edu/korea/people/clark-w-sorensen/]
Arranged in 11 series.
Field notes, fieldwork photographs and slides, interview recordings, papers and presentations, lecture and course materials, graduate coursework, Vietnam War-era ephemera, and awards.
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Clark Sorensen, January 2024
Highlights include Yi Kwanggyu’s 1976 report on P’albongni; Raw fieldnotes from October 30 to December 3, 1977; Field material typed on Indecks Information Retrieval Cards; Statistical yearbooks from Hongch’on County; Administrative material collected at the township (in Pan’gok-ri) on the occasion of Sorensen’s visit with the Myonjang to see the Kunsu (who didn’t show); Dissertation proposal and Fulbright reports; Household notes; Ritual and Agriculture notes with Namyang Hong genealogy, Wonju Yi and Andong Kim genealogical charts; 1976-7 Field Diaries; 1976 and 1977 lunar almanacs; Letters written from the field and letters received during fieldwork.
Report on P’albongni for the Comprehensive Folklore Survey including raw family and land tenure questionnaires.
Preliminary notes —October 30th pyolsin kut at Kyongsangpuk-to, Igari, and exploratory trips to Yongdaeri, P’albongni, and Chongamni; No. 1—P’albongni January 1 to February 27, 1977; No. 2—P’albongni February 27, March 12, 1977; No. 3—P’albongni min/max temperature readings February 17 to August 6; fieldnotes March 12 to March 30, 1977; No. 4—P’albongni April 5 to May 12, 1977; No. 5—P’albongni May 12 to June 17, 1977; No. 6—P’albongni June 17 to June 24, 1977; No. 7—P’albongni June 24, 1977; No. 8—P’albongni June 28 to August 5, 1977; No. 9—P’albongni August 20 to October 2, 1977; No. 10—P’albongni October 3 to November 2, 1977; No. 11—P’albongni November 3 to November 22, 1977; No. 12—P’albongni November 23 to December 7, 1977; Photo log—pictures 1 through 331.
Field material typed up on Indecks Information Retrieval Cards including October 30, 1976 Igari Pyolsin kut (with Yi Tu-hyon); notes on Yi Kwanggyu’s 1976 report on P’albongni; P’albongni fieldnotes indexed according to HRAF system; excerpts from letters Sorensen was asked to translate between a Korean woman married to an African-American and her sister between 1969 and 1976 (she had died, and her husband was curious about the letters).
Township (myonsamuso) materials include Governor’s Protocol Items (First Edition) Changgwan chesi kakso—pocket manual; invitation to P’albong School’s graduation (in envelope); Panhoebo—newsletter for "pansanghoe" (neighborhood meetings)—3-25-1977; cadastral maps of P’albongni (folded); Illegal Weapons Declaration Month—flier delivered to Sorensen in June 1977.
Hongch’on County Statistical Yearbook and topo map of Yongdu (including P’albongni).
Dissertation proposal; March 20, 1977 Interim Report; September 7, 1977 Final Report.
Early letters.
Early letters.
Big Hamlet HH 1-27; Big Hamlet HH 28-41a, Koegye HH 1-16 (Blue notebook).
Chungsil HH 1-18 (Red notebook); Chungsil HH 19-28, Big Village addendum HH 13, 41b, Chungsil 29-32, Ch’oe Ponghyon (Light blue notebook); Toeronggol HH 1-26.
Lineage and ritual February-March 1977; Namyang Hong Ssi Sebo (Iksan’gun punjep’a)—stencil; P’albong Namyang Hong lineage as written by villager (loose leaf), P’albong Andong Kim lineage as written by villager (loose leaf); Wonju Yi local lineage chart (in several pieces); Agricultural notes December 1976 to October 1977 (Brown notebook); Agricultural notes October 12 to November 3, 1977, March 31, 1977.
August 16-November 22, 1976 (handwritten in spiral notebook); November 22, 1976-January 23, 1977 (loose leaf type-and handwritten); February 1-March 15, 1977 (handwritten in spiral notebook); June 8, 1977 (two handwritten pages).
Lunar almanacs (xerox); Notes on Yi Kwanggyu’s manuscript.
Mostly Susan Way, also Carol Sorensen Mike Robinson, and Steve Harrell.
Mostly to Susan Way, also Ethel Miller.
Highlights include 1983 field diary; Sorensen raw fieldnotes; Assistants’ fieldnotes and Sorensen summary notes; Six recorded life history transcripts; 1983 Almanac; Letters to and from the field; Translations of six recorded life histories; 1983 household and land tenure survey; 2015 raw fieldnotes.
Part handwritten and part typewritten from July 10, 1983 to July 24, 1983.
Correspondence with International Cultural Society of Korea; list of addresses in Korea; flier on the Korean tea ceremony.
Steno pad 1 from July 12, 1983 to August 2, 1983; Steno pad 2 from July 15, 1983 to August 7, 1983.
1983A—Sorensen notes during survey; 1983B–Cho Kyongman (?) with Sorensen additions in red; Blue–Hwang Ikchu (?) with Sorensen additions in red, and loose leaf on Hoesimgok; Brown—Kang Un’gyong (?); 1983 Summary notes–Sorensen.
Recorded in P’albongni (both Korean and English text) including Mok Sam (female 69); Namgung Chaedok (female 55); Yi Hoyon (male 70); Yi Subong (male 52); Pak Ch’unhwa (female 51); Kim T’ukchun (male 71).
A–Big Hamlet; B–Koegye; C–Toeronggol; D–Chungsil.
Small and large notebooks.
Highlights include interview schedule in English and Korean; North Ch’ungch’ong Tun’gok-ri fieldnotes and writeups; North Ch’ungch’ong Kyesan-ri fieldnotes and writeups; South Kyongsang Hwach’on-ri fieldnotes and writeups; 2000 Kimhae filial piety interview forms and notes.
English and Korean interview directions with map of Taedok-kun showing the location of Tun’gok-ri and Kyesanni.
Ch’ungch’ongbuk-to, Taedok-kun, Kuchik-myon, Tun’gok-ri materials including Interview notebook 1 (blue); Interview notebook 2 (green); Hojok notebook; Hojok list; Five typed up interviews (once on portable typewriter, once more completely on computer).
Kyongsangnam-do, Haman-gun, Ch’ilgok-myon, Hwach’on-ri materials including Interview notebook 1 (blue); Interview notebook 2 (maroon); Hojok notebook; Three typed up interviews and the story "Over the Wall" in Korean and English.
Ch’ungch’ongbuk-to, Taedok-kun, Chinjanmyon, Kyesan-ri materials including Interview notebook 1 (brown); Interview notebook 2 (Patsy Duck); Hojok notebook; Two hojok indexes (green); One typed up interview and numerous genealogies.
47 interviews (in Korean) on filial piety.
Highlights including Hwach’on Ice Fishing Festival with visit inside DMZ October 19–21; Exploration of Sodaemun Prison Museum October 25; Ethnographic trip to Chindo Island led by Chun Kyungsoo October 31–November 2; Retirement seminar for the SNU dancer Yi Aeju, including pictures of her farewell dance November 13; Ethnographic trip to P’albongni followed by insurance seminar at Homyong Reservoir Resort November 14–15; Ethnographic trip to Mokp’o December 4–6 with lecture at Mokp’o University.
Raw fieldnotes October 13 to December 5 (bound notebook); Appointment book (bound notebook); Notes rereading 1977 P’albong raw fieldnotes (bound notebook); Numerous name cards of people Sorensen met during this period.
Diary from Fall trip to Korea.
Index of Pictures taken during Sabbatical at Academy of Korean Studies September 30–December 24.
Printed material collected during ethnographic trip; October 13-21.
Printed material collected in Seoul during October.
Printed program and papers from Yi Aeju Retirement Seminar "Yi Aeju Kyosu t’oeim kinyom: Hagyekut, Han’guk ch’um ui saengsonnon kwa Yi Aeju ui ch’um segye" (Professor Yi Aeju retirement memorial: Hagye kut, the freshness of Korean dance and Yi Aeju’s dance world); November 13.
Printed material collected during ethnographic trip; December 4-6
Graduate Training of Korean Studies in Korea and North America: Present and Issues (Academy of Korea Studies) with inserted loose papers; Chonjaeng ui kiok-kiok ui chonjaeng (The War of Memory), a seminar on memories of the Korean War with inserted loose papers; nyondo Han’gukhak Chinhung Saoptan Songkwa Palp’yohoe (Publication society of the achievements of the Korean Studies Promotion Team); Chonp’an—August 2018 publication of the Pongunsa Temple (Bongeunsa in Samseongdong, Seoul); Ta ui segye (World of Tea) June; Reprint of Kim Tong-gyu, "Han’guk musok ui tayangsong—Hakchok tamnon kwa mudang ui chongch’esong hyongsong sai ui ‘Kori hyokwa’" (The diversity of Korean shamanism: the ‘ring effect’ formed between academic discourse and shaman’s identity); Letter of agreement with Ulleung County.
Highlights include Joint fieldwork in Seoul with Andrea Arai, Tom Looser, Janet Poole (and Russell Burge one afternoon); Heyri Art Village; Interview with Director Pak Kyongmok of Seodaemun Prison Museum and with Son Jae-o of Getdol Art Troupe; Joint fieldwork in Mokp’o August 7-9, 2013 with Andrea Arai and Janet Poole; Visit to Tokyo guided by Tom Looser; Visit to Yokohama with Andrea Arai; 2013 KSPS Meeting in Seoul; Solo fieldwork at the 2013 Mokp’o International Madang Art Festival.
Raw fieldnotes August 5-13 (bound notebook); Raw fieldnotes August 2-12 and Mokp’o notes July 24-31 (bound notebook); Hotel and transportation July 31-August 14; Seoul Monthly Guide Map.
Diary of Spaces of Possibility Joint Fieldwork in Seoul and Mokp’op, July 31-August 10, 2012; Japan Diary, August 11-14, 2012; Mokp’op Diary July 23-31, 2013.
Debriefing 1: August 2—Clark Sorensen, Andrea Arai, Tom Looser, Janet Poole; Debriefing 3: August 13—Clark Sorensen, Andrea Arai, Tom Looser.
Handwritten notes on remarks of Spaces of Possibility Conference (Marilyn Ivy, Harry Harootunian) and on fate of Oriental Development Company buildings in various Korean and Chinese Cities; Translated materials for "Mokp’o’s Tears" paper; Definition of Madang kuk from Encyclopedia of Korean National Culture; Does Spring Come Even in Snatched Away Fields? (playbill); Mokp’o’s Tears (playbill); Streets of History Performance Journey (playbill). Printed materials from Korean Wikipedia including Yi Nan-yong (singer); Son Mogin (song writer); Blogpost on Mokp’o’s Tears; Mokp’o Theater; Mokp’o’s Tears—two versions; Chang Yunjong; Trot (song genre)—two versions; Sa ui ch’an mi (song: "In Praise of Death"); Yun Simdok (singer). Printed material in Japanese from the Internet including Early Showa Movie Themes; Koga Masao "Ariran Blues"; Katakata sing-along for Mokp’o’s Tears; "Would Sake be Tears or a Sigh" (Korean version). Other internet material including Masao Koga; Censorship of Japanese Media in South Korea; Traditional Japanese scales; Phyrgian dominant scale; Ressentiment. Reading notes from Korean books including Chang Yujong—The Culture and Media of Early Modern Popular Song; Chang Yujong—Change and Continuity in Early Modern Popular Song.
Ch’angdok Palace Korean language guidebook; Transit card package with tourist coupons; Ticket stubs to Ch’angdok Palace and the Secret Garden; Advertisement card for 126 Mansion B&B (where Janet Poole was staying, and where they met her that evening).
Heyri Art Village Korean language guidebook.
Card of Seong-nae Kim whom we met that day; Flier for Journal of Korean Religion that Seong-nae Kim was editing; Monogrammed plastic bag from National Folk Museum; Japanese language guide to National Folk Museum; Korean language guide to War and Women’s Human Rights Museum; English language card from WWHR Museum on Bae Bong-Gi; Brochure for The Butterfly Fund.
English guide to Seodaemun Prison History Hall; Illustrated guidebook, "The Place of Independence and Democracy: Seodaemun Prison History Hall (2010 publication).
Business cards of Son Jae-o, Lee, Gyung-Ah, and Kim Chong-sop whom they met that day; Itinerary for their time in Mokp’o; English language Mokpo Guide Map; Korean language guide to Mokpo Modern History Museum.
Business cards of Kim Chi-Joong and Ko Ki-sim whom they met that day; "Mokpo Special Ocean Culture Tourism Zone" guidebook; "Good Stay" accommodations guide; Korea language "Early Modern City Mokp’o Trip" guide; Materials given to them by Son Jae-o including 12th Mokpo International Madang Festival Korean language program, Yi Nan-yong Returning Home Songs (jewel case with booklet); Playbills for Streets of History Performance Trip "Does Spring Come Even to Stolen Fields" and Streets of History Road Kut.
Korean language commemorative book compiled by a commemorative committee with congratulatory messages, timeline of performances, artists’ statements, and illustrated play summaries) published by Cholmun Nut’inamu Publishers. Given to them by Son Jae-o on August 8, 2012.
Mokp’o City Materials including The Status of Mokp’o Early Modern Historical Culture Park (Korean); Mokp’o Municipal News (summer 2012, Korean); Fostering Mokp’o Historical Culture Town (Korean, plan for Old Town Mokp’o that would preserve its historical flavor); List of Cultural Organizations in Mokp’o (Korean); Asan City Personal Management System Modernization Plan; Mokp’o City Visitor statistics (2011); Mokp’o Natural History Museum (Korean and English guides plus one-page guide map); Mokp’o Ceramics Museum GuideMokp’o Museum of Literature guide; Korean language brochure of 2012 Mokp’o Sea Culture Festival August 3-7, 2012. Also includes Schedule for MIMAF 2012; Playbills for 2003 "Streets of History" Performance Trip; Musical Nanyong; Madang Kuk Mokp’o ui Nunmul; Business cards of Kim Chong-ik and Chang Mi of Citizens’ Coalition for Economic Justice (Mokp’o Branch); Books including Yi Chong-hwa et al. Mokp’o, Mokp’o Saramdul (Mokp’o, Mokp’o People). Collection of historical, cultural, and political essays and Cho Chun-bom, Tosi chaesaeng ul wihan yoksa munhwa chawon hwaryong chongch’aek e kwanhan yon’gu (A Study on the policy of using historio-cultural materials for urban renewal). Mokp’o University Graduate School, 2010.
Railroad brochure on Mokp’o; Korail brochure; National Museum of Contemporary Art exhibit brochure: "The Centennial Celebration of Lee In-sung’s Birth"; Toksu Palace Ticket stub; National Museum of Art Ticket stub; Seoul Museum of Art 2012 guide (2); Seoul Museum of History guide (English); Seoul Museum of History guide (Korean).
Edo-Tokyo Museum guide; Yokoso Japan (guide for Korean interpreters for visitors to Japan); Metro Network Map; Japan Folk Crafts Museum 2012-2013 Exhibition Schedule; Folk Crafts Museum flier on Bernard Leach exhibition; Folk Crafts Museum ticket stub; Japanese language guide to Bernard Leach exhibition; Yokohama Museum of Art flier for The Spirit of Kuniyoshi.
Yokohama tourist map (Japanese); Yokohama visitor’s guide (English); Yokohama Guidebook (English); Yokohama Beckons (flier); Zou-no-hana Terrace flier; Card for Akai Tongarashi Korean restaurant; Chopsticks package for the restaurant with Korean slogans.
Korea Studies Promotion Service (KSPS) Meeting schedule (Seoul, Plaza Hotel); Handwritten notes of KSPS meeting on July 24.
13th Mokpo International Madang Art Festival schedule (full); 13th Mokpo International Madang Art Festival schedule (short)—2; Mokp’o Tourist Map (Korean); Mokp’o’s Dancing Sea Fountain (Korean); Journey to Namdo (English); Train Travel (July 2013); Jesus’s Love (flier from Deacon Kim Chun-bong); Internet print off on Troupe Kkoktu Kwangdae (Korean, a madang kuk troupe); Newspaper clippings "Kamch’on etc. severe tributary retrograde erosion… collapsing and ‘iron walls’ everywhere": restoring the groaning four big rivers is the answer" Han Kyorye, July 29 page 3 (continued from page 1) explaining the ecological damage of the 4 big rivers project and Mokp’o Today, July 24 (entire issue).
See 2012 folder for 2013 fieldnotes.
Korea Branch Address (handwritten manuscript).
Paper on ethnicity and family organization in ancient Korea.
Reprint from Hyonsang kwa Insik.
AAS Presentation notes.
"Concubines, Wives, etc." September 8; Harrison Law of Athens Notes; Kyesan Hojok analysis; Kanshu chosa hokokusho excerpts; Kim Tuhon concubine reference; Kyesan cases (computer print-out); Nagumo Genko chosen shinzoku sozoku notes; Thomas, Textbook of Roman Law notes; Chosen period concubine anecdote translations.
The Myth of Miao Shan summary.
Reading copy for job interview at UW; Giwook Shin comments.
For the Korea Foundation.
Pak Chiwon, "The Story of Heosaeng"; Yi Nunghwa, Choson musokko (chapter 19); Yi Nunhwa, History of Korean Taoism (excerpts).
Yi T’aejong, "Paying Respects" 1946; O Hyojin, "Democracy’s Active Volcano, Kim Young Sam" Wolgan Choson June 1986; "Ch’oe Unhui ui kobaek" (Confession of Ch’oe Unhui) Chapter 4: An Actress’s Sad War, Chapter 8, Chapter 9: New Film, Revived in North Korea.
Yi Hanyong, "Taedong River Royal Family [member] Hiding Fourteen Years in Seoul" pages 92-105 "Man’gyongdae Revolutionary Academy" 1996; Ri Tongch’un "Mountain Echo" 2010; 2011 NK Documents including Kim Jong Il’s 2011 New Year’s Address and June 7, 2011 Report on the Korean Workers’ Party Central Committee; "Salesgirls on the Train" (filmscript and translation) 2014; Yi Yongguk, "I Was Kim Jong Il’s Bodyguard" (chaps 1-4); 2018-2019 NK Documents including Kim Kyegwan’s May 16, 2018 Statement, Ch’oe Sonhui’s May 24, 2018 Statement, Ri Yongho’s March 1, 2019 Hanoi News Conference; T’ae Yongho Testimony 2019 Chapter 5: From Kim Jong Il to Kim Jung Un and Chapter 6: Eve Before Flight.
Eno Beuchelt, "Rückrufen der Ahnen" Anthropos 1975; Alexandre Guillemoz, Les Algues, Les Anciens, Le Dieux (Part II Religious Life).
Thomas Blakemore; Larry Burmeister.
Martina Deuchler; Carter Eckert; Roger Janelli; Laurel Kendall; Choong Soon Kim; Soohee Kim; Youngsook Kim-Harvey; Eleanor King; Korea Foundation; Kwang Kyu Lee; Linda Lewis; Mike Robinson; Lou Spaventa; UW faculty (Winans, Harrell, Palais); UW Press; 1980s Miscellaneous Correspondence.
These materials all date from a trip to North Korea November 12-19, 1991 on behalf of the Social Science Research Council (New York) to possibly open academic exchange with North Korea. Delegation consisted of David Featherman (SSRC President) Michael Robinson (Korea Committee Chair), and Clark Sorensen (Korea Committee Member).
Purple steno notebook; November 12-19.
Mickey Mouse notebook; November 12-16.
To Social Science Research Council.
To Social Science Research Council.
Noting arrival of American delegation on page 4 bottom right; two copies; November 14.
November 19.
Black and white glossy photos of delegation visit; November 14. Photos include "science class" (School principal back right, Kim Myong-u back center, Kim Kyonghwa our interpreter back left) and "school entertainers" (center row from left, Kim Myong-u, Clark Sorensen, Mike Robinson, School Principal, Kim Kyonghwa)
Xerox business cards of people they met.
Color slides with index; November 11-19.
Color slides with index; November 12-19.
When Sorensen was an undergraduate student at the University of California, Berkeley from 1966 to 1970, it was a period of political ferment about the Vietnam War and other issues. As he walked to class through Sproul Plaza, he was often handed fliers about one political issue or another. The summer of 1968 Sorensen remembers as the most volatile. From winter quarter 1967 until he left Berkeley in the fall of 1972, he randomly collected fliers and programs. In the fall of 1968, he was in London visiting his parents, so that folder has London material. Sorensen graduated from Berkeley in 1970, so material after that time is spotty. He spent the summer of 1972 in Taiwan, and moved to Seattle in 1972, and for the first two years of his residence collected similar material in Seattle. The materials are organized in folders by academic quarter listed below.
For a related collection, see
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
London.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley; Sorensen graduated.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Berkeley.
Seattle.
Seattle.
Seattle.
Seattle.
Many of the photographs were taken by Susan Way, Sorensen's wife
Photographs.
Color slides with index.
Negatives and photographs with index.
Color slides with index.
Negatives and photographs with index; March through November.
Negatives and photographs with index; November 1977 through July 1983.
Color slides with index.
Korean Mental Culture Study Center group photo (1988); Reception ceremony (2019); 25th Annual Conference of Council on US-Korean Security Studies group photo (2010); Sorensen and President Kim Dae Jung (2007); Samsung Pyeongtaek Campus group photo (2023); Sorensen headshot.
Drawn and given to Sorensen by a student.
Hal Sorensen, annotated by Clark Sorensen; book.
Note and materials for ANTH 202A (1974); EASIA 423 (1973); EASIA 443/ ANTH 403 (1974); ANTH 444; EASIA 445/ ANTH 447; ANTH 469A (1975); ANTH 521 (1975); ANTH 565 (1975).
"Mountain Echo" (San Ullim), a North Korean comedy in four acts by Ri Tong-ch'un (1961), and a translation of an article of appreciation from T'ongil Sinbo; "In a Liberated Fatherland" (Chapter 2 of Hwang Changyop's memoir I Witnessed History's Truth}; "Object of Desire, Mangyongdae Revolutionary Academy" (from Yi Hanyong Taedong River Royal Family 1996) "Yi Hanyong" is a pseudonym for Ri llnam, a nephew of Kim Jong II); "I was Kim Jong II's Bodyguard" by Yi Yongguk 2004 (Chapters 1-4); Excerpts from Hyopsong Hoebo (1898) and Maeil Sinbo (1910-1915); "Tale of Korean Daughter-in-law's Difficult Life" from Yi Kwanggyu Han'guk Kajok Simni Munje 49-54 1981); Excerpts from Lun-heng, King Kwaggaet'o Stele, Wei Shu, and Samguksagi on the founding of Koguryo; excerpts from Samguk Sagi on the founding of Paekche; "The Story of Hosaeng" by Pak Chiwon (9) Mandala by Kim Songdong (Chapters 1-7).
Korea Foundation Award and related correspondence.
Glass award.
Tape of portions of a large-scale ceremony that Yu Tuhyon took Sorensen to in a coastal village of North Kyongsang Province, South Korea; October 30.
Fieldnotes typed on Infodex cards, raw notes, and field diary entries on the relevant date found in Box 1.
Minutes 1-50 include drunken singing of Myongsim Pogam (a Chinese primer) illustrating traditional learning techniques; Minutes 50 and on about P'albong Tanggut; May 1977.
Raw fieldnotes and pictures for relevant dates found in Box 1.
May 1977.
Raw fieldnotes and pictures for relevant dates found in Box 1.
Folksongs and sijo sung by older villagers in the village hall; July 30.
Fieldnotes and related materials for the same village found in Boxes 1 and 2.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Funeral Song; July 18.
Fieldnotes and diary found in Box 1.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Part of the "Six Life Histories" interviews.
Transcription of interview found in "Transcriptions of Six Life Histories" file in Box 2.
Telling of "Over the Wall" folktale.
Transcription found in Box 2.