A Life-Giving Song: How Molly Malone Came to Life. A Myth-Making Process in Dublin.

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作者
Poulet, Charlotte [1 ]
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[1] Ehess, Inst Culture, Lab Anthropol & Hist, Charenton Le Pont, France
来源
HOMME | 2009年 / 191期
关键词
ethnography of song; irish songs; oral tradition; interpretation; performance; mythification; urban legend;
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Q98 [人类学];
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030303 ;
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Charlotte Poulet, A Life-Giving Song: How Molly Malone Came to Life. A Myth-Making Process in Dublin. - Cockles And Mussels has had a peculiar fate. This song figures on recordings of the - best of Irish music,. At first sight, nothing sets it apart from the many other songs in the repertoire of traditional Irish music. Nonetheless, it has become Dublin's unofficial anthem; and a statue to Molly Malone has been erected in the city. More than the major character in the song, Molly Malone has become a heroine representing, for everyone, her native city. The making of a myth is described through the history of this song in Dublin and through an ethnological study of singing in Ireland.
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页数:26
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