New Crops, Old Fields : Reimagining Irish Folklore (Reimagining Ireland .80) (2016. 200 S. 7 Abb. 225 mm)

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New Crops, Old Fields : Reimagining Irish Folklore (Reimagining Ireland .80) (2016. 200 S. 7 Abb. 225 mm)

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  • 製本 Paperback:紙装版/ペーパーバック版/ページ数 200 p.
  • 言語 ENG
  • 商品コード 9783034319126

Full Description

From our homes to our houses of government, from our schoolyards to our stadia, from our galleries to our gable walls, folklore is not only preserved but continues to be reimagined in all aspects of everyday life in Ireland. In the twenty-first century, the traditions of Irish folklore are engaged in a constant process of regeneration, where the old and the new, the oral, the textual and the visual intermingle. However, while the «first life» of Irish folklore has amassed a vast literature, what has attracted less attention is its «second life»: the variety of ways in which traditions have been reused and recycled in other contexts by politicians, poets, visual artists, sportsmen, tourism officers, museum curators, writers and musicians.

This volume is concerned with those moments of cultural creation that occupy the space between the «first life» and «second life» of folklore and, in particular, the ways in which folk traditions are reinvented. Featuring essays from both authorities in the field and emerging voices, this interdisciplinary collection demonstrates the rich diversity of folk culture, as a practice and as an area of study, in contemporary Ireland.

Contents

Contents: Eamon Byers/Conor Caldwell: Introduction - Diarmuid Ó Giolláin: Folklore: A Zombie Category? - Manuel Cadeddu: Legends and Oral History in Bram Stoker's The Snakw's Pass - Anjili Babbar: Humanizing History: Storytelling and Subjectivity in the Works of Frank Delaney - Rebecca Long: Who Knows Where the Time Goes: Songs of the Past and Stories of the Present in Kate Thompson's The New Policeman - Maria Byrne: Valse Shilly Shally: An Irish Expression of the Viennese Waltz - Angela Horgan Goff: Musical Interpretations of Fenian Literature by Contemporary Irish Composers - Daithí Kearney: Revisiting Samhain: Two Directions on a Theme - Eilís Ní Dhúill: From Page to Stage and Beyond: (Re)imagining Cré na Cille - Jack Casey: Mother Ireland: Folklore and the Fractured Family in Irish-Themed Cinema - Ben Simon: Discovering and Celebrating Ireland's Tree Folklore.

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