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ISBN-13
9780874218299
Book Title
Winter Carnival in a Western Town
ISBN
9780874218299
Subject Area
Social Science
Publication Name
Winter Carnival in a Western Town : Identity, Change and the Good of the Community
Publisher
University Press of Colorado
Item Length
9.3 in
Subject
Sociology / General, Folklore & Mythology, Customs & Traditions
Publication Year
2011
Series
Ritual, Festival, and Celebration Ser.
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Item Height
0.9 in
Author
Lisa Gabbert
Item Weight
0 Oz
Item Width
6.3 in
Number of Pages
232 Pages

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Publisher
University Press of Colorado
ISBN-10
0874218292
ISBN-13
9780874218299
eBay Product ID (ePID)
102924778

Product Key Features

Number of Pages
232 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Winter Carnival in a Western Town : Identity, Change and the Good of the Community
Subject
Sociology / General, Folklore & Mythology, Customs & Traditions
Publication Year
2011
Type
Textbook
Author
Lisa Gabbert
Subject Area
Social Science
Series
Ritual, Festival, and Celebration Ser.
Format
Hardcover

Dimensions

Item Height
0.9 in
Item Weight
0 Oz
Item Length
9.3 in
Item Width
6.3 in

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Intended Audience
Scholarly & Professional
LCCN
2011-015286
Dewey Edition
23
Reviews
"Without recourse to jargon, and always at a comfortable pace, the author takes us into the heart of McCall's winter festival yet always returns to key questions: how does community take shape or fragment around festive activity? How does festival respond to changing social environments?" --John H. McDowell, author of Poetry and Violence: The Ballad of Mexico's Costa Chica, A first rate ethnographic study . . . Whereas other folklorists have scrutinized festival in relation to cultural and social systems, Lisa Gabbert offers the first fully developed study of festival in relation to work and place. Her contribution is distinguished by its engagement with environment, the industrialized backwoods, winter, and tourism in the American West. --James P. Leary, editor of Journal of American Folklore, A first rate ethnographic study . . . Whereas other folklorists have scrutinized festival in relation to cultural and social systems, Lisa Gabbert offers the first fully developed study of festival in relation to work and place. Her contribution is distinguished by its engagement with environment, the industrialized backwoods, winter, and tourism in the American West. -James P. Leary, editor of Journal of American Folklore, "As an ethnographic study,  Winter Carnival in a Western Town  provides an informed look at a seasonal resort community. It provides unique historical and sociological insights into not only the community, but also the social construction of frivolity and its role in shaping individual and community behaviors. This well-written inquiry bridges the social sciences and folklore and is both scholarly and entertaining." --Studies in Popular Culture, Without recourse to jargon, and always at a comfortable pace, the author takes us into the heart of McCall's winter festival yet always returns to key questions: how does community take shape or fragment around festive activity? How does festival respond to changing social environments? --John H. McDowell, author of Poetry and Violence: The Ballad of Mexico's Costa Chica, "A first rate ethnographic study . . . Whereas other folklorists have scrutinized festival in relation to cultural and social systems, Lisa Gabbert offers the first fully developed study of festival in relation to work and place. Her contribution is distinguished by its engagement with environment, the industrialized backwoods, winter, and tourism in the American West." --James P. Leary, editor of Journal of American Folklore, Without recourse to jargon, and always at a comfortable pace, the author takes us into the heart of McCall's winter festival yet always returns to key questions: how does community take shape or fragment around festive activity? How does festival respond to changing social environments? -John H. McDowell, author of Poetry and Violence: The Ballad of Mexico's Costa Chica
Grade From
College Freshman
Dewey Decimal
394.2509796/76
Synopsis
Held annually, the McCall, Idaho, winter carnival has become a modern tradition. A festival and celebration, it is also a source of community income and opportunity for shared community effort; a chance to display the town attractively to outsiders and to define and assert McCall's identity; and consequently, a source of disagreement among citizens over what their community is, how it should be presented, and what the carnival means. Though rooted in the broad traditions of community festival, annual civic events, often sponsored by chambers of commerce, such as that in McCall, are as much expressions of popular culture and local commerce as of older traditions. Yet they become dynamic, newer community traditions, with artistic, informal, and social meanings and practices that make them forms of folklore as well as commoditized culture. Winter Carnival is the first volume in a new Utah State University Press series titled Ritual, Festival, and Celebration and edited by folklorist Jack Santino.
LC Classification Number
GT4211.M33G32 2011
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Copyright Date
2011

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