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Documentary History of Broadcasting: 1920-1950

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~ Lister Sinclair

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A Word in Your Ear and I Know what I Like, two radio essays by Lister Sinclair are a part of the Educational Broadcast Series, Ways of Mankind-an anthropological series that sought to document the history of communication. Sinclair's aural-essays on Language and Art are accompanied by extensive liner notes and transcriptions.

1 A Word in Your Ear: Introduction (Grunts and Wolf Whistle)
2 A Word in Your Ear: Culture Reflects Language (Place, Time, Class, and Food)
3 A Word in Your Ear: Reflection of Age and Sex
4 A Word in Your Ear:: Reflection of Occasion
5 A Word in Your Ear: Language Reflects Culture (Vocabulary)
6 A Word in Your Ear: New Words
7 A Word in Your Ear: Think and Speak (Child Rearing)
8 A Word in Your Ear: Changes and Languages
9 A Word in Your Ear: Language in Use
10 I Know What I Like: Art Is Universal
11 I Know What I Like: Art from Conditions and Circumstance
12 I Know What I Like: Adorning
13 I Know What I Like: Music
14 I Know What I Like: Music As An Expression
15 I Know What I Like: Music As a Social Value
16 I Know What I Like: Music As a Social Function

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