The British folk revival / Michael Brocken.
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Contents:
The inherent morphology of folklore and folk song : a 'changing same' -- a selective consideration of folk literature in relation to the first edition of The British Folk Revival -- The Aesthetics and Practicalities of Revivalism : a conservative-socialist-recorded sound 'revolution'? -- Folk, Blues and self-directed learning with the post-WWII Britain media -- The Business of Folk -- New Folk Media in the Social Sphere -- Gendered Folk Mythologies -- The folk built environment and the development of 'thirdspace'
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
The inherent morphology of folklore and folk song : a 'changing same' -- a selective consideration of folk literature in relation to the first edition of The British Folk Revival -- The Aesthetics and Practicalities of Revivalism : a conservative-socialist-recorded sound 'revolution'? -- Folk, Blues and self-directed learning with the post-WWII Britain media -- The Business of Folk -- New Folk Media in the Social Sphere -- Gendered Folk Mythologies -- The folk built environment and the development of 'thirdspace'