Language and literature, Native American Studies Spring 2000 Lecture Series

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Title	Language and literature, Native American Studies Spring 2000 Lecture Series
Creator	Native American Studies, University of New Mexico (sponsor); Martin, Rita (moderator); Emerson, Gloria (speaker); Carr, A. A. (Aaron Albert), 1963- (speaker); Pfeiffer, Anita (speaker)
Subject	Indians -- Languages -- Social aspects; Language and culture -- Southwest, New; Ideology -- Social aspects -- Southwest, New; Indians of North America -- Ethnic identity; Anthropological linguistics -- Southwest, New; Indians of North America -- Social life and customs; Literature -- Indian authors
Project	Center for regional Studies Sponsored Videos
Description	This panel, sponsored by the Native American Studies Program at the University of New Mexico, discusses the loss of indigenous language in the Southwest, language preservation, and native american literature.
Publisher	Center for Southwest Research, University Libraries, University of New Mexico
Date Original	2000-02-21
Date Digital	2009-02-01
Type	moving image
Digital Format	video/flv
Physical Format	VHS
Duration	1:40:12
Aspect Ratio	4:3
Colors	Color
Frame Rate	29.97 fps
Frame Size	640x480
Standard	NTSC
Digitization Specifications	MPEG-4 Video 640x480 created in Adobe Premier and QuickTime Pro from .avi file captured from original VHS tape. Titles and copyright info added by CSWR.
Language	English
Relation	Part of the University of New Mexico Center for Regional Studies Southwestern collection. http://library.unm.edu
Rights	Rights to the digital resource are held by the University of New Mexico http://www.unm.edu/disclaimer.html

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