Examining “The book”: How perception, power, and practice altered memory of Irish Ceili dances
January-June 2021 - Vol 11 Num. 1
This paper is an ethnographic examination and exploration of the power politics of the Ar Rinci Foirne and the subsequent changes in perceived nationalism, stylizations, and memory of Irish dance as it refers to both the practiced repertoire and textual archive of ceili dancing within Ireland and the Diaspora. The...
Examining “The book”: How perception, power, and practice altered memory of Irish Ceili dances
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