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Author: Jane Nadel-Klein
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Berg Publishers
Dimensions:
Width: 13.50cm
, Height: 1.20cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.453kg
ISBN: 9781859735671
ISBN 10: 1859735673
Pages: 224
Publication Date: 01 January 2003
Audience:
College/higher education
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Tertiary & Higher Education
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
'Although Fishing for Heritage is a scholarly book, it still remains accessible to its subjects, should be required reading for those involved with the heritage industry, and can be recommended to anyone else with an interest in Scotland's past and future.' Times Literary Supplement 'An important contribution to contemporary anthropology and especially for Scottish studies.' The Scots Magazine 'Industrial Archaeologists and heritage professionals should take note of 'Fishing for Hertiage' as a valuable study of dogged cultural survival in industrial communities and the role of sites and artifacts in the local consciousness and sense of identity.' Industrial Archaeology Journal 'Jane Nadel-Klein has produced a book about the fisherfolk of the east coast of Scotland that is very informative and is truly well worth reading.' Peter Bruce Honarary Life Member Buckie District Fishing Heritage Museum 'Fishing for Heritage proves to be something of an analytic triumph. This is a well-written, thoroughly researched and at times engaging ethnography' Ade Peace, The Australian Journal of Anthropology 'The book is a labour of love, a personal homage by Jane Nadel-Klein to the people she has studied for twenty years, those who are part of the fisheries of the east coast of Scotland.' James G. Carrier, The Journal of the Royal Anthropological Institute
'Although Fishing for Heritage is a scholarly book, it still remains accessible to its subjects, should be required reading for those involved with the heritage industry, and can be recommended to anyone else with an interest in Scotland's past and future.' Times Literary Supplement 'An important contribution to contemporary anthropology and especially for Scottish studies.' The Scots Magazine 'Industrial Archaeologists and heritage professionals should take note of 'Fishing for Hertiage' as a valuable study of dogged cultural survival in industrial communities and the role of sites and artifacts in the local consciousness and sense of identity.' Industrial Archaeology Journal 'Jane Nadel-Klein has produced a book about the fisherfolk of the east coast of Scotland that is very informative and is truly well worth reading.' Peter Bruce Honarary Life Member Buckie District Fishing Heritage Museum 'Fishing for Heritage proves to be something of an analytic triumph. This is
Author Information
Jane Nadel-Klein Associate Professor of Anthropology,Trinity College, Hartford
