As part of the "Explorations in Anthropology" series, this volume examines such topics as carnival in a rural town; a round of criticism; social problems in the repertoire of Los Llorones; the rivalry; a country poet; and old and new voices.
This text, winner of the 1993 National Jewish Book Award in Folklore and Anthropology, provides a social history of the Jewish community in New York. Based on interviews, observation, newspaper files and court records, it examines social and religious dynamics.
Examines the lives of Andalusian campesinos, rural workers and peasants, who were swept up by one of the 20th century's pivotal social movements.
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