Table of Contents: “…Re-placing Ireland in Irish anthropology / Hastings Donnan -- Epistolary research relations : correspondences in anthropological research : Arensberg, Kimball, and the Harvard-Irish Survey, 1930/1936 / Anne Byrne -- Ireland's ethnographic horizons / Pauline Garvey and Adam Drazin -- Folkloristic-ethnological studies in Ireland / Gearóid Ó Crualaoich -- Pluralism and silence : Protestants and Catholics in the Republic of Ireland / Joseph Ruane -- The Rural Environment Protection Scheme (REPS) : the site of a symbolic struggle over knowledge / Ethel Crowley -- From civil rights to carnival : the anthropology of public space in Belfast / Dominic Bryan -- Stories of the soil : in the Irish literary world / Helena Wulff -- Locating local tradition : the sociocultural construction of Irish folk history / Guy Beiner -- The Irish mermaid : man's alliance to woman, nature, and death in a peasant culture / Sylvie Muller -- A tale of two rivers : Riverdance, a river of sound, and the ambiguities of "tradition" / Anthony McCann.…”
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