Institute Staff Papers

Description

This subfonds contains papers created and collected by members of staff at the Institute of Dialect and Folk Life Studies (IDFLS), and includes correspondence; papers relating to the research interests of staff and the research activities of the IDFLS; papers relating to lectures and talks by members of staff; and teaching notes and related papers. Although a number of staff were employed by or undertook work for the IDFLS, only Stewart Sanderson, Wille Brunk, Stanley Ellis and Ingemar Liman are specifically represented within the subfonds.

System of arrangement

The subfonds has been arranged in the following series:

- Stewart Sanderson Papers

- Wille Brunk Papers

- Stanley Ellis Papers

- Ingemar Liman Papers

- Teaching-Related Items

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Related material

Papers collected and created by Institute staff, including Stewart Sanderson, Tony Green, and Ingemar Liman are also represented in the Folk Life File ( LAVC/FLF). References to papers by members of staff with a series of papers in this subfonds are included in series-level descriptions.


Papers collected and created by Tony Green in the Folk Life File are as follows:

- Photocopy of Margaret Courtney's ms. on Cornish feasts and folklore, and related correspondence, LAVC/FLF/1/3/2

- Correspondence on various folk customs and beliefs, LAVC/FLF/1/3/8

- Diagram of an animal trap, LAVC/FLF/3/1

- Information on the etymology of the name Brussels Sprout, LAVC/FLF/3/4/3

- Information on wife-selling, LAVC/FLF/4/2/1

- Paper on traditional threats to children, LAVC/FLF/6/2/3

- Correspondence on bidding to funerals, LAVC/FLF/6/2/5

- Ms. notes on mumming, LAVC/FLF/9/2/8

- Correspondence with Frank Weatherill regarding making an audio-recording of the story of Fairy Cross Plain, LAVC/FLF/13/1/8

- Sayings and expressions (blason populaire) relating to particular localities, LAVC/FLF/13/4/3

- Photocopy of a paper on the song McCaffery, LAVC/FLF/14/1/1/8

- Song texts and items relating to the comparison of song versions, LAVC/FLF/14/1/2/1

- Typed paper on mumming in West Yorkshire and Nottinghamshire, LAVC/FLF/14/4/5

- Letter to the Times regarding Plough Monday, LAVC/FLF/14/4/11

- Halifax Courier newspaper article on playground games and songs, LAVC/FLF/16/2/1

- Fieldwork collected at Leeds schools for his paper on traditional threats to children, LAVC/FLF/16/2/5.

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