The moving and shifting concept of culture
Today, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, cultural, and gender scholars are interested in culture not only as it is performed, but as it is continuously done, constructed, maintained through acting, musicking, talking, dancing together. Culture lives, and its elements—or aspects, if you wish—are c...
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ftdoria:oai:www.doria.fi:10024/134398 2023-05-15T17:42:21+02:00 The moving and shifting concept of culture Järviluoma-Mäkelä, Helmi 2011 pdf http://www.doria.fi/handle/10024/134398 en eng The Donner Institute, Åbo Akademi http://www.doria.fi/handle/10024/134398 music arts dance culture and religion -- Finland folklore Finnish Conference publication, article 2011 ftdoria 2019-09-08T08:15:18Z Today, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, cultural, and gender scholars are interested in culture not only as it is performed, but as it is continuously done, constructed, maintained through acting, musicking, talking, dancing together. Culture lives, and its elements—or aspects, if you wish—are constantly converging, and articulating into new, moving and shifting formations. In this paper Järviluoma discusses the different ways of understanding the concept of culture, interweaving the ideas with the early twentieth century forms of music making in her own grandmother’s home village in northern Finland. She discusses how the new ‘culture’, within the ‘civilising’ social movements converged with the old ways of life and musicking. Other/Unknown Material Northern Finland Doria (National Library of Finland) |
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Today, anthropologists, ethnomusicologists, cultural, and gender scholars are interested in culture not only as it is performed, but as it is continuously done, constructed, maintained through acting, musicking, talking, dancing together. Culture lives, and its elements—or aspects, if you wish—are constantly converging, and articulating into new, moving and shifting formations. In this paper Järviluoma discusses the different ways of understanding the concept of culture, interweaving the ideas with the early twentieth century forms of music making in her own grandmother’s home village in northern Finland. She discusses how the new ‘culture’, within the ‘civilising’ social movements converged with the old ways of life and musicking. |
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