European Roma : : Lives beyond Stereotypes /

European Roma : : Lives beyond Stereotypes / / edited by Eve Rosenhaft, María Sierra.

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"This book, designed as a resource for scholars, educators, activists and non-specialist readers, presents the results of new research on the role of Romani groups in European culture and society since the nineteenth century. Its specific focus is on the ways in which Romani actors, in their in...

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TeilnehmendeR:
Rosenhaft, Eve,
Sierra, María,
Place / Publishing House:Liverpool : : Liverpool University Press,, 2022.
Year of Publication:2022
Language:English
Physical Description:1 online resource (xvii, 332 pages) :; illustrations
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Table of Contents:
  • General introduction / Eve Rosenhaft and María Sierra
  • Part One. Politics. Introduction : The spaces of politics : Roma experiences of citizenship / María Sierra
  • 1. Helios Gómez : To be Roma in the revolution / Juan Pro
  • 2. The long road in search of a Tzigane language : Sandra Jayat / Begoña Barrera
  • 3. Ronald Lee : Discovering Romanestan between Canada and Europe / Carolina García Sanz
  • Part Two. Economic life. Introduction : Travelling and trading : Romani horse dealers in the making of Europe's economic multiculture / Eve Rosenhaft and Tamara West
  • 4. Intersecting lives : The Brough Hill Fair as biography-in-pieces / Tamara West
  • 5. 'Invaders' : Mobility and economy in the lives of the Laubinger Family / Eve Rosenhaft and Tamara West
  • 6. The Florians, the Habedanks and the Horse Fair at Wehlau / Eve Rosenhaft
  • Part Three. Music. Introduction : The space for/of Romani music / Anna G. Piotrowska
  • 7. Romani virtuosi : A multifaceted portrait / Anna G. Piotrowska
  • 8. From the history of the Lăutari in Romania / Anna G. Piotrowska
  • 9. The story of Corroro, a musical genius from Kraków / Anna G. Piotrowska in collaboration with Paweł Lechowski
  • Part Four. Circus people and showmen. Introduction : Romani groups in the public space of the circus and other showgrounds / Malte Gasche
  • 10. Travelling cinema : When Roma put the world within one's grasp / Laurence Prempain
  • 11. From where they were : Resistance by Romani circus people during the Second World War / Laurence Prempain
  • 12. Cowboys and Indians : Wild west shows as portals to exotic otherness and the big, wide world / Malte Gasche
  • Afterword / Beatriz Carrillo.

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