Fakesong in an imagined village? / E. David Gregory a critique of the Harker-Boyes thesis

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Gregory, E. David

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TextPublication details: Fall 2009Description: p. 18-26ISSN:

08295344

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Summary: Challenge to the thesis put forward in David Harker's 'Fakesong' and Georgina Boyes' 'The Imagined Village' of exploitation by the early folk collectors of the singers.

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Offprint from Canadian folk music / Musique folklorique Canadienne

Challenge to the thesis put forward in David Harker's 'Fakesong' and Georgina Boyes' 'The Imagined Village' of exploitation by the early folk collectors of the singers.

Originally published in: Canadian folk music / Musique folklorique Canadienne Vol. 43, no. 3, Fall 2009

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