Johnston explains how the media constructs the natural and bodily experience canoers and kayakers say they have while attending an annual floating event that occurs on the Mississippi River, contending that social meaning is essential for humans to make sense of their surroundings.
Johnston explains how the media constructs the natural and bodily experience canoers and kayakers say they have while attending an annual floating event that occurs on the Mississippi River, contending that social meaning is essential for humans to make sense of their surroundings.
Michael O. Johnston is assistant professor of sociology at William Penn University, the author of Community Media Representations of Place and Identity at Tug Fest, and a host for New Books in Sociology (a channel on New Books Network).
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Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. The Importance of Community Media in Shaping Festival City Chapter 2. The Making of an Occasion Chapter 3. The Road to the Float Chapter 4. The Arrival, Performance, and Departure Conclusion Appendix: Sources and Methods, Cities and Their Festival References About the Author
Contents Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1. The Importance of Community Media in Shaping Festival City Chapter 2. The Making of an Occasion Chapter 3. The Road to the Float Chapter 4. The Arrival, Performance, and Departure Conclusion Appendix: Sources and Methods, Cities and Their Festival References About the Author
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