Braunwald-Max Planck corpus

[Brian MacWhinney]

And thanks to you for doing this.  You know, Sue had been mentioning her corpus to me on and off for nearly 25 years.  It is great to
see it finally surfacing.  

-- Brian

On Mar 1, 2012, at 2:33 AM, Elena Lieven wrote:

> Great - thanks, Brian
> elena
> 
> On 01/03/2012 04:06, Brian MacWhinney wrote:
>> Dear Info-CHILDES,
>> 
>>     I am happy to announce the addition to CHILDES of the Braunwald-Max Planck Corpus that has been contributed by Dr. Susan Braunwald with the help of the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Anthropology.The corpus consists of an electronic version of a diary kept by Sue Braunwald of her daughter's language development together with transcriptions and linked sound files. The main data collection periods covered in the electronic corpus were from 1;3 – 3;10 for the diary and 1;6 -4;6 for the recordings, with some later ones as well. Keeping the diary was an enormously arduous task for Sue as was making the recordings, and we are immensely grateful to her for contributing this corpus as well as to the Leipzig and Manchester members of MPI-EVA for turning it into the electronic version. Full details are in the section of the corpus manual for the American English segment of the database.
>> 
>> -- Brian MacWhinney
>> 
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