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Public Performances : Studies in the Carnivalesque and Ritualesque /

"A deep and wide-ranging exploration of relationships among public performance genres and the underlying political motivations they share. Illustrating the connections among three themes--the political, carnivalesque, and ritualesque--this volume provides rich and comprehensive insight into pub...

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Otros Autores: Santino, Jack (Editor )
Formato: Electrónico eBook
Idioma:Inglés
Publicado: Logan : Utah State University Press, [2017]
Colección:Book collections on Project MUSE.
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Acceso en línea:Texto completo
Tabla de Contenidos:
  • From carnivalesque to ritualesque : public ritual and the theater of the street / Jack Santino
  • Locality, spectacle, state politics : the carnival traditions in fifteenth-century Nuremburg and twentieth-century Trinidad / Samuel Kinser
  • Conflict display in the black Atlantic / Roger D. Abrahams
  • Protesting and grieving : ritual, politics, and the effects of scale / Beverly Stoeltje
  • Political percussions : Cork brass bands and the Irish evolution 1914-1922 / John Borganovo
  • Que bonita bandera! : place, space and identity as expressed with the Puerto Rican flag / Elena Martinez
  • The lives of processions in Bali and Lambok, Indonesia / David Harnish
  • The anthropology of festivals : changes in theory and practice / Laurent Sebastian Fournier
  • The politics of cultural promotion : the Umtheto Festival of Malawi's Northern Ngoni / Lisa Gilman
  • Music as activist spectacle : AIDS, breast cancer and LGBT choral singing / Pamela Moro
  • The "Days of Scanzano" : the carnivalesque and the ritualesque in an anti-nuclear protest / Dorothy Zinn
  • "Some are born green, some achieve greenness ..." : protest theater and environmental activism / Scott Magelssen
  • The material culture of remembrance in Ireland : roadside memorials as contested spaces / Barbara Graham
  • The politics of junk : social protest, "outsider" environments, and ritualesque display at the Heidelberg Project in Detroit / Daniel Wojcik.