Warren Tallman's lecture at Buffalo — S.U.N.Y. University on January 20, 1987, Side A

Date

1987-01-20

Speaker: Tallman, Warren, 1921-1994

Description

On the first side, Warren Tallman's lecture mainly focuses on pre-modern and modern era of American English literature language and its vocabularies. He begins talking about Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman and their poetry elements, such as tone and syllables.

Physical description

1 cassette: 1/8 inch

Stereo

Sound quality: poor

00:47:31

Location

Buffalo — S.U.N.Y. (University at Buffalo), Buffalo, New York, United States

Physical location

SFU Library Special Collections and Rare Books

Genre

Speeches

Type of resource

Sound recording

Language

English

Part of

Warren Tallman's lecture at Buffalo — S.U.N.Y. University on January 20, 1987

Identifier

MsC-26-42-93-001

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Warren Tallman's lecture at Buffalo — S.U.N.Y. University on January 20, 1987, Side A

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