Name: Flappers and the Jazz Age: Women and Leisure in Ireland, 1920s-30s (en Inglés)
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Author: Hogan, Eileen; Ryan, Louise
ISBN: 9781526181794

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Flappers and the Jazz Age: Women and Leisure in Ireland, 1920s-30s (en Inglés)

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Manchester University Press

Autor

Hogan, Eileen; Ryan, Louise

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Inglés

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256

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Tapa Dura

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9781526181794

Flappers and the Jazz Age: Women and Leisure in Ireland, 1920s-30s (en Inglés)

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People's ordinary, everyday lives - and more specifically, their leisure activities - are often obscured within existing academic research on 1920s-30s Ireland. This book seeks to redress that neglect by exploring the relationship between identity, recreation, and culture both North and South of the border, with particular attention to women's lived experiences. Leisurely pursuits during this period were commonly overshadowed by religious influence and the nation-building projects in post-partition Ireland. Nevertheless, there existed alternative spaces, where people enjoyed dancing, singing, listening to music, shopping, glamour, reading magazines, swimming, travelling, and going to the cinema. Such activities reflected international trends beyond national borders. This book documents those activities and spaces through a feminist lens and intersectional analysis of gender, class, religion and rural/urban identities. It brings together multi-disciplinary perspectives including cultural studies, architecture, geography, fashion, and musicology. In so doing, we present new insights and advance understanding of this under-researched aspect of Irish history.