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Folklore of Nova Scotia: A New Edition of a Classic Book

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Mary Fraser was a pioneer in researching and recording the folklore of Cape Breton and eastern Nova Scotia, and this book is an invaluable source for the legends of rural Nova Scotians. Scottish, Acadian and Mi'qmaq traditions are all included.Writes Ian Brodie in the introduction: ""Folklore of Nova Scotia" is a flawed, wonderful book -- or a wonderfully flawed book. As I read, I alternate between exasperation and delight: exasperation from its romanticism, delight from its embrace of the contemporary; exasperation from its prejudices, delight from its efforts at multiculturalism ... It is a documentary snapshot of a part of Nova Scotia's cultural history that was changing before the author's eyes."

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Folklore of Nova Scotia: A New Edition of a Classic Book, Mary L. Fraser, Ian Brodie

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Título
Folklore of Nova Scotia: A New Edition of a Classic Book
Idioma
Inglés
Editorial
Formac
Publicado en
2009
Formato
Tapa blanda
Páginas
156
ISBN10
0887808611
ISBN13
9780887808616
Serie
Calificación
2,75 de 5
Descripción
Mary Fraser was a pioneer in researching and recording the folklore of Cape Breton and eastern Nova Scotia, and this book is an invaluable source for the legends of rural Nova Scotians. Scottish, Acadian and Mi'qmaq traditions are all included.Writes Ian Brodie in the introduction: ""Folklore of Nova Scotia" is a flawed, wonderful book -- or a wonderfully flawed book. As I read, I alternate between exasperation and delight: exasperation from its romanticism, delight from its embrace of the contemporary; exasperation from its prejudices, delight from its efforts at multiculturalism ... It is a documentary snapshot of a part of Nova Scotia's cultural history that was changing before the author's eyes."