Box MSS228.6
Contains 18 Results:
Correspondence on deaf in Sweden, 1987 - 1990
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Correspondence with deaf groups, 1980 - 1994
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Correspondence with "47" Alumni Association, 1992
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Correspondence with Harlan Lane, 1989 - 1993
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Correspondence with Massachusetts Association of Mediation Programs, 1995
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Letter to Massachusetts RID, 1977
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Letters from students, 1986
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Mr. E's Puppets correspondence and scripts, 1988
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
TLC and Sterck School correspondence, 1994 - 1996
A collection of Marie Jean Philip’s incoming correspondence from a variety of sources, including some from Harvard (see series 2) and TLC (series 5). Also includes a few pieces of her sister Susan’s correspondence. Bulk of the correspondence is on similar topics to the rest of the collection: deaf education, ASL linguistics, deaf culture, and interpreter/educator training.
Series 11: Notes and clippings, 1979 - 1996
A collection of newspaper and magazine clippings and copies collected by Marie Jean Philip on deafness-related topics. Also includes some notes she wrote, in particular a set of chapter-by-chapter notes on Harlan Lane’s books on deaf history.