Folk-Memory - Walter Johnson
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In this groundbreaking work of anthropology, Walter Johnson explores the role of memory and tradition in shaping the culture of rural England. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and historical research, he reveals how the folk-memory - the collective cultural inheritance of a community - serves as a powerful force for social cohesion and resilience, and how it shapes the way that people understand and interact ... Full description
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In this groundbreaking work of anthropology, Walter Johnson explores the role of memory and tradition in shaping the culture of rural England. Drawing on extensive fieldwork and historical research, he reveals how the folk-memory - the collective cultural inheritance of a community - serves as a powerful force for social cohesion and resilience, and how it shapes the way that people understand and interact with the world around them.
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| Author | Walter Johnson |
|---|---|
| Publisher | Creative Media Partners, LLC |
| Release year | 2023 |
| Cover type | Hardcover |
| EAN | 9781020929373 |