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Music, Dance, and Social Capital

DeWitt, Mark F

Cajun and Zydeco Dance Music in Northern California, 2008, p.40

University Press of Mississippi

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Título:
Music, Dance, and Social Capital
Autor: DeWitt, Mark F
Assuntos: American Music ; American studies ; Anthropology ; Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Behavioral sciences ; Buildings ; Business ; Business economics ; Commercial production ; creative power ; Creoles ; cultural knowledge ; Dance ; dancing ; Economic resources ; Ethnography ; Ethnology ; Ethnomusicology ; Folk, Indigenous, and Traditional Music ; Garages ; House dance ; Human behavior ; Human societies ; Interpersonal relations ; Language ; Language families ; Linguistics ; Minor structures ; Mixed languages ; Music ; North American folk music ; Performing arts ; Popular dance ; Production resources ; Psychology ; Social behavior ; Social capital ; Social interaction ; social network ; Social networking ; Social psychology ; Sociology ; Street dance ; Urban dance ; Zydeco
É parte de: Cajun and Zydeco Dance Music in Northern California, 2008, p.40
Descrição: In mid-December 1995 I received an invitation from Josephine, a dancer I knew, to a birthday party at Harry’s place, a generously sized farmhouse in Sonoma County, California. The party would start at 2:00 PM on December 30 and food would be provided, so “just come.” I forgot to find out whose birthday it was, and repeated attempts to phone Josephine the night before and that morning failed because the line was always busy. By the time my girlfriend and I show up with a bottle of wine, people have already started eating. I had been to this house once
Editor: University Press of Mississippi
Idioma: Inglês

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