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The Canadianization of Newfoundland Folksong; or the Newfoundlandization of Canadian Folksong
Journal of Canadian Studies, 1994The idea that folksong is an important source of national identity has been a tenant of cultural politics in Newfoundland for a century. During the years prior to Confederation this idea led to the creation of a national folksong canon by Gerald S. Doyle and others.
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Ethnomusicology, 1962
Nepal, an independent kingdom, occupies a 500 mile stretch of the souther slopes of the Himalayas. Its fertile valleys are dominated in the north by the formidable Himalayan Main Range. In the south wooded mountainous terrain spreads at the Indian border into the dense malariainfested jungles of the Terai, a region of swamp and forest teeming with ...
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Nepal, an independent kingdom, occupies a 500 mile stretch of the souther slopes of the Himalayas. Its fertile valleys are dominated in the north by the formidable Himalayan Main Range. In the south wooded mountainous terrain spreads at the Indian border into the dense malariainfested jungles of the Terai, a region of swamp and forest teeming with ...
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