Entertainment, Leisure and Identities.
This wide-ranging collection of essays seeks to challenge the âcommon-senseâ assumption that entertainment activities have no function but to fill up otherwise empty moments. As such it builds on the term â" coined by the Victorians â" âRecreation.
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Cambridge Scholars Publishing
2007.
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Animals, leisure and status: some aspects of pet-keeping in the Middle Ages / John Simons
- Molyneux
- "Munix" the dancing man / Michael Hayes
- Contemporary carnival: Blackpool and the symbolic suspension of real-life / Jill Fernie-Clark
- Policeman on the case: Early chess in Lancashire and the Preston Guardian chess column 1879-83 / Tim Harding
- Identifying the British yachtsman, 1815 to 1939 / Roger Ryan
- "Wonders in nature and art": Reynold's Museum of Curiosity and the Lime Street entertainment industry in Liverpool, 1860-1900 / Vaness Toulmin
- Popular theatre and revolutionary identity: Anarchist and communist culture in Paris, 1900-1934 / The Last Adventurers: a case study of British cinema and the creation of identity in the 1930s / Roger Spalding
- "Doing the right thing": Harry Belafonte as a political and civil rights activist / Kevern Verney.