February 5, 2013
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6:30PM
OSU Faculty Club, Grand Lounge
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2013-02-05 17:00:00
2013-02-05 18:30:00
Inaugural Lecture: Dorothy Noyes
Inimitable Examples? Gesture and Tradition in Western Political ReformAs a folklorist I've studied traditional festival in Europe as a vehicle for difficult processes of social accommodation and compromise. Now I'm working on a larger scale, trying to understand how the symbolic gestures of political representatives attempt to connect with the public, what conditions their success or (more often) failure, and how this might articulate with processes of political reform. This will be a report on a book project in its early stages.
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2013-02-05 17:00:00
2013-02-05 18:30:00
Inaugural Lecture: Dorothy Noyes
Inimitable Examples? Gesture and Tradition in Western Political ReformAs a folklorist I've studied traditional festival in Europe as a vehicle for difficult processes of social accommodation and compromise. Now I'm working on a larger scale, trying to understand how the symbolic gestures of political representatives attempt to connect with the public, what conditions their success or (more often) failure, and how this might articulate with processes of political reform. This will be a report on a book project in its early stages.
OSU Faculty Club, Grand Lounge
Center for Folklore Studies
cfs@osu.edu
America/New_York
public
Inimitable Examples? Gesture and Tradition in Western Political Reform
As a folklorist I've studied traditional festival in Europe as a vehicle for difficult processes of social accommodation and compromise. Now I'm working on a larger scale, trying to understand how the symbolic gestures of political representatives attempt to connect with the public, what conditions their success or (more often) failure, and how this might articulate with processes of political reform. This will be a report on a book project in its early stages.
