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The Conservation of culture: folklorists and the public sector
Burt Feintuch
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Frontmatter
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Acknowledgments (page vii)
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Introduction: Folklorists and the Public Sector (Burt Feintuch, page 1)
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A Keynote: Stitching Patchwork in Public (Archie Green, page 17)
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Public Sector Precedents
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The Bureau of American Ethnology: Folklore, Fieldwork, and the Federal Government in the Late Nineteenth and Early Twentieth Centuries (Erika Brady, page 35)
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Cultural Pluralism and Applied Folklore: The New Deal Precedent (Jerrold Hirsch, page 46)
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Three Contemporary Public Sector Folklife Programs
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Folklife Programs in Florida: The Formative Years (Peggy A. Bulger, page 71)
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Public Sector Folklore in Vermont (Jane C. Beck, page 83)
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Birth of a New Tradition: A City Folklorist for Baltimore (Elaine Eff, page 95)
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Programming Formats and Issues
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State Folk Art Exhibitions: Review and Preview (Robert T. Teske, page 109)
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The Tendency to Ritualize: The Living Celebrations Series as a Model for Cultural Presentation and Validation (Jack Santino, page 118)
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Occupational Folklife in the Public Sector: A Case Study (Robert McCarl, page 132)
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Unshared Visions: Folklife and Politics in a Rural Community (Jean Haskell Speer, page 154)
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Folklore and Authenticity: A Myopic Marriage in Public Sector Programs (Shalom Staub, page 166)
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Cultural Conservation, Historic Preservation, and Environmental Resources
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Links between Historic Preservation and Folk Cultural Programs (Ormond H. Loomis, page 183)
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The Realm of the Tangible: A Folklorist's Role in Architectural Documentation and Preservation (Michael Ann Williams, page 196)
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The Folklorist and the Highway: Theoretical and Practical Implications of the Vine Street Expressway Project (Miriam Camitta, page 206)
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Stalking the Native View: The Protection of Folklife in Natural Habitats (Mary Hufford, page 217)
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A Tougher Politics
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Public Sector Folklore as Intervention: Lessons from the Past, Prospects for the Future (David E. Whisnant, page 233)
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Appendix: A Historical Archive
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Letter from John Wesley Powell to S.F. Baird, April 2, 1880 (page 251)
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Archive of American Folk-Song (Robert Winslow Gordon, page 253)
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WPA and Folklore Research: "Bread and Song" (B.A. Botkin, page 258)
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Preservation of Indian Lore in Oregon (Dell Hymes, page 264)
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P.L. 94-201--A View from the Lobby: A Report to the American Folklore Society (Archie Green, page 269)
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Contributors (page 282)
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Index (page 284)
Journal Abbreviation | Label | URL |
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PHist | 11.1 (Winter 1989): 76-78 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/3378486 |
WF | 49.2 (Apr. 1990): 236-238 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/1499412 |
WIP | 24.1 (Spring 1989): 103-105 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/1181230 |
MELUS | 16.1 (Spr. 1989-Spr. 1990): 123-125 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/467588 |
ETMU | 33.3 (Autumn 1989): 546-549 | http://www.jstor.org/stable/851784 |
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Published: c1988
Publisher: The University Press of Kentucky
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