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From: sp299-ad@violet.berkeley.edu (Celso Alvarez)
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Subject: Re: transcripts of conversations
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Date: 18 Jan 90 07:49:47 GMT
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In article <6385@ucdavis.ucdavis.edu> ez000441@deneb.ucdavis.edu
(R.Goldthwaite) writes:
>Are there transcripts of conversations - ordinary dialogues between adults -
>in computer-readable formats anywhere?  Any topics, although topics which
>would suggest story-telling narratives especially, are welcome.  

>Send email; I'll summarize.  Thank you,

Please do summarize your findings.  I tried to send you email twice,
but it bounced twice.  I suggest you look into the ComServe fileserver
(a Bitnet node which includes a number of discussion groups or
`hotlines' on communication).  The database includes some transcripts
of conversation.  Their address:  SUPPORT@RPIECS.BITNET (to get general
information on ComServe).  To subscribe to the Ethnomethodology
hotline, where you can address your queries, send the following
1-line command message to  COMSERVE@RPIECS.BITNET  (notice this address
is ComServe, not Support).  The command is:
		Join Ethno Your_Name

If you can, please get in contact with me, and send me a working
path.  I can give you additional information.

Celso Alvarez
UC Berkeley
sp299-ad@violet.berkeley.edu

Celso Alvarez
sp299-ad@violet.berkeley.edu