Gerald Hausman: Storytelling Tapestry

Date Issued:: 1996
Summary:: Gerald Hausman is a storyteller and author who focuses on Native American Studies. In this interview he discusses the challenging differences between the oral tradition of storytelling and writing. He also discusses his experiences working and collaborating with editors, co-authors and illustrators. Hausman also reads a selection from his work. Episode #: 19

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Alternative Title:	Gerald Hausman.
Name(s):	Gerald Hausman, Interviewee Susan Shaw, Interviewer Kathleen Clower, Producer Mark Basse, Director FSCJ, college
Type of Resource:	moving image
Genre:	Interview
Issuance:	single unit
Date Created:	1996
Date Issued:	1996
Publisher:	Florida Community College at Jacksonville
Place of Publication:	Jacksonville, FL
Physical Form:	moving image
Extent:	29 minutes
Language(s):	English
Summary:	Gerald Hausman is a storyteller and author who focuses on Native American Studies. In this interview he discusses the challenging differences between the oral tradition of storytelling and writing. He also discusses his experiences working and collaborating with editors, co-authors and illustrators. Hausman also reads a selection from his work. Episode #: 19
Identifier:	GeraldHausman (IID), fscj:13517 (fedora)
Note(s):	Gerald Hausman is a storyteller and author who focuses on Native American Studies. In this interview he discusses the challenging differences between the oral tradition of storytelling and writing. He also discusses his experiences working and collaborating with editors, co-authors and illustrators. Hausman also reads a selection from his work. Episode #: 19
Subject(s):	Oral tradition Children’s author Native American themes
Links:	http://guides.fscj.edu/writers/GeraldHausman
Persistent Link to This Record:	http://purl.flvc.org/fscj/fd/GeraldHausman
Use and Reproduction:	free to use
Host Institution:	FSCJ

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