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Georgia Folklife: A Bibliography for Teachers, Art Administrators, and Fieldworkers.

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Title: Georgia Folklife: A Bibliography for Teachers, Art Administrators, and Fieldworkers.
Language: English
Authors: Holtzberg, Maggie, Georgia Council for the Arts, Atlanta.
Availability: Georgia Council for the Arts, Folklife Program, 530 Means St., N.W., Suite 115, Atlanta, GA 30318-5793.
Peer Reviewed: N
Page Count: 23
Publication Date: 1995
Intended Audience: Teachers; Administrators; Practitioners
Document Type: Reference Materials - Bibliographies
Descriptors: Community Characteristics, Cultural Background, Elementary Secondary Education, Ethnography, Field Interviews, Folk Culture, Higher Education, Local History, Material Culture, Oral Tradition
Geographic Terms: Georgia
Abstract: This bibliography lists books, articles, and journals as well as a selection of sound recordings and videotapes to assist individuals and teachers researching the folklife of Georgia. Print resources are organized under 10 major categories including: (1) "General Folklife Studies"; (2) "Fieldwork Methodology"; (3) "Regional Folklife Studies"; (4) "Georgia Folklife and History"; (5) "Folk Art and Folk Craft"; (6) "Folk Narrative"; (7) "Folk Belief and Folk Medicine"; (8) "Foodways"; (9)"Traditional Music"; and (10) "Multicultural Communities." Local public and university libraries are listed as resource facilities. A listing of major national research centers housing Georgia folklife information is included. Finally, relevant journals and periodicals are cited. (MM)
Entry Date: 1996
Accession Number: ED388597
Database: ERIC
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Abstract:This bibliography lists books, articles, and journals as well as a selection of sound recordings and videotapes to assist individuals and teachers researching the folklife of Georgia. Print resources are organized under 10 major categories including: (1) "General Folklife Studies"; (2) "Fieldwork Methodology"; (3) "Regional Folklife Studies"; (4) "Georgia Folklife and History"; (5) "Folk Art and Folk Craft"; (6) "Folk Narrative"; (7) "Folk Belief and Folk Medicine"; (8) "Foodways"; (9)"Traditional Music"; and (10) "Multicultural Communities." Local public and university libraries are listed as resource facilities. A listing of major national research centers housing Georgia folklife information is included. Finally, relevant journals and periodicals are cited. (MM)