Pattern in the material folk culture of the Eastern United States / Henry Glassie.

Main entry:

Glassie, Henry, 1941- author.

Title & Author:

Pattern in the material folk culture of the Eastern United States / Henry Glassie.

Edition:

First Pennsylvania paperback edition.

Publication:

Philadelphia : University of Pennsylvania, 1971.

Description:

x, 316, [8] pages : illustrations ; 21 cm

Series:

University of Pennsylvania publications in folklore and folklife

Notes:
"Dedicated to the memory of Carl J. Poch"--Page vii
Originally published: Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania, 1968.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 243-316) and index.
Introduction: Folk culture and folklore ; Patterns of folk and popular interaction -- Regional patterns: Mid-Atlantic region ; The South ; The North ; The Midwest -- Patterns within regions: Agricultural subregions ; Nonagricultural occupations -- Causes of regional patterns: Physical environment ; Agricultural economy -- Nonregional patterns: Immigrant culture ; American Indian culture ; Urban folk culture ; General American patterns -- Conclusions.

Resources:
Table of contents

ISBN:

0812210131 (pbk.)
9780812210132 (pbk.)
0812275691 (cloth)
9780812275698 (cloth)

Subject:

Folklore United States.
Dwellings United States.
Folklore États-Unis.
Habitations États-Unis.
Dwellings
Folklore
Manners and customs
United States Social life and customs.
États-Unis Mœurs et coutumes.
United States

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Folklore and folklife series.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 86197
Call No.: PO7555; ID:86-B16866
Status: Available

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