EBSEES: Hirsch, Eric - Voices from the black box: folk song, boy scouts and the construction of folk nationalist hegemony in Hungary, 1930-1944

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ID	53815
Author(s)	Hirsch, Eric
Title	Voices from the black box: folk song, boy scouts and the construction of folk nationalist hegemony in Hungary, 1930-1944
Published	Antipode, 29(2), 1997, p. 197-215
Language(s)	eng
Subjects	Hungary / Nationalities, Minorities, National Identity, Nationalism [Browse all] Hungary / Folklore, Crafts (traditional), Cooking, Oral Tradition, Proverbs [Browse all] Folk music / Nationalism Youth organizations [Browse all]
Medium	article
Holdings	Search WorldCat
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	The roots of the Russian art song in eighteenth-century folk-song collections / Bullock, Philip Ross
	Three Russian lyric folk song meters / Bailey, James
	The boy with the empty pot : a folk story from Bosnia = Djecak s praznom saksijom : Bosanska narodna prica
	The Albanian urban lyric song in the 1930s / Koco, E.
	Other voices from Bosnia / Samary, Catherine
	Box séparé / [Petruševskaja] Petrouchevskaïa, Lioudmila
	Gypsy Folk Music records in Hungary / Lévai, Julia

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Voices from the black box: folk song, boy scouts and the construction of folk nationalist hegemony in Hungary, 1930-1944