Social Anthropologies of the Welsh
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Social Anthropologies of the Welsh
Past and Present
Bowie, Fiona; Morgan, W. John
Sean Kingston Publishing
10/2021
278
Dura
Inglês
9781912385331
15 a 20 dias
568
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Introduction (W. John Morgan and Fiona Bowie); Chapter 1 - Horizons of comparison (Marilyn Strathern);
Chapter 2 - Gerald of Wales: Medieval ethnographer of the Welsh (Huw Pryce); Chapter 3 - Sir William Jones:
Welsh Orientalist and comparative musicologist (John O'Connell); Chapter 4 - Wales in miniature: Iorwerth C. Peate and the Welsh Folk Museum (Elen Phillips); Chapter 5 - Anthropological perspectives on religion in Wales (Fiona Bowie); Chapter 6 - The Welsh in diaspora: Patagonia (Iwan Wyn Rees); Chapter 7 - Community studies and twentieth-century social change: Perspectives on Welsh society (Gareth Rees); Chapter 8 - Exploring civil society through the lens of place: Illustrations from a post-industrial Welsh village (Robin Mann, David Dallimore, Howard Davis and Marta Eichsteller); Chapter 9 - Making sense of welfare reform: History, community and kinship in the South Wales valleys (Helen Blakely); Chapter 10 - One Wales, one model?: Complicating ways of knowing Wales (Elaine Forde); Chapter 11 - 'I didn't even know that Wales existed': European Union migrants' participation and belonging in Wales (Taulant Guma and Rhys Dafydd Jones); Chapter 12 - Voyages around fathers: Class, community, and mobility in industrial South Wales (Chris Hann); Contributors; Index.
Chapter 2 - Gerald of Wales: Medieval ethnographer of the Welsh (Huw Pryce); Chapter 3 - Sir William Jones:
Welsh Orientalist and comparative musicologist (John O'Connell); Chapter 4 - Wales in miniature: Iorwerth C. Peate and the Welsh Folk Museum (Elen Phillips); Chapter 5 - Anthropological perspectives on religion in Wales (Fiona Bowie); Chapter 6 - The Welsh in diaspora: Patagonia (Iwan Wyn Rees); Chapter 7 - Community studies and twentieth-century social change: Perspectives on Welsh society (Gareth Rees); Chapter 8 - Exploring civil society through the lens of place: Illustrations from a post-industrial Welsh village (Robin Mann, David Dallimore, Howard Davis and Marta Eichsteller); Chapter 9 - Making sense of welfare reform: History, community and kinship in the South Wales valleys (Helen Blakely); Chapter 10 - One Wales, one model?: Complicating ways of knowing Wales (Elaine Forde); Chapter 11 - 'I didn't even know that Wales existed': European Union migrants' participation and belonging in Wales (Taulant Guma and Rhys Dafydd Jones); Chapter 12 - Voyages around fathers: Class, community, and mobility in industrial South Wales (Chris Hann); Contributors; Index.
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anthropology; Wales
Introduction (W. John Morgan and Fiona Bowie); Chapter 1 - Horizons of comparison (Marilyn Strathern);
Chapter 2 - Gerald of Wales: Medieval ethnographer of the Welsh (Huw Pryce); Chapter 3 - Sir William Jones:
Welsh Orientalist and comparative musicologist (John O'Connell); Chapter 4 - Wales in miniature: Iorwerth C. Peate and the Welsh Folk Museum (Elen Phillips); Chapter 5 - Anthropological perspectives on religion in Wales (Fiona Bowie); Chapter 6 - The Welsh in diaspora: Patagonia (Iwan Wyn Rees); Chapter 7 - Community studies and twentieth-century social change: Perspectives on Welsh society (Gareth Rees); Chapter 8 - Exploring civil society through the lens of place: Illustrations from a post-industrial Welsh village (Robin Mann, David Dallimore, Howard Davis and Marta Eichsteller); Chapter 9 - Making sense of welfare reform: History, community and kinship in the South Wales valleys (Helen Blakely); Chapter 10 - One Wales, one model?: Complicating ways of knowing Wales (Elaine Forde); Chapter 11 - 'I didn't even know that Wales existed': European Union migrants' participation and belonging in Wales (Taulant Guma and Rhys Dafydd Jones); Chapter 12 - Voyages around fathers: Class, community, and mobility in industrial South Wales (Chris Hann); Contributors; Index.
Chapter 2 - Gerald of Wales: Medieval ethnographer of the Welsh (Huw Pryce); Chapter 3 - Sir William Jones:
Welsh Orientalist and comparative musicologist (John O'Connell); Chapter 4 - Wales in miniature: Iorwerth C. Peate and the Welsh Folk Museum (Elen Phillips); Chapter 5 - Anthropological perspectives on religion in Wales (Fiona Bowie); Chapter 6 - The Welsh in diaspora: Patagonia (Iwan Wyn Rees); Chapter 7 - Community studies and twentieth-century social change: Perspectives on Welsh society (Gareth Rees); Chapter 8 - Exploring civil society through the lens of place: Illustrations from a post-industrial Welsh village (Robin Mann, David Dallimore, Howard Davis and Marta Eichsteller); Chapter 9 - Making sense of welfare reform: History, community and kinship in the South Wales valleys (Helen Blakely); Chapter 10 - One Wales, one model?: Complicating ways of knowing Wales (Elaine Forde); Chapter 11 - 'I didn't even know that Wales existed': European Union migrants' participation and belonging in Wales (Taulant Guma and Rhys Dafydd Jones); Chapter 12 - Voyages around fathers: Class, community, and mobility in industrial South Wales (Chris Hann); Contributors; Index.
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