Add to ORKGDiscussion of the sense of place that defines one as a Mainer. Three related stories about the displacement of Maine people
Vinalhaven, Maine is a bucolic island community, a jewel of Penobscot Bay in central Maine. Gleaming...
Unlike many states, Maine has an unusually strong “sense of place,” or cultural regionalism. Wendy G...
Sociological essay about the myth or reality of real Mainers. Related stories this issue
North by East piece with opinions and observations on who\u27s a Mainer?, discussing the oft-deba...
Fourteen essays on Maine women\u27s history. Taken together, their stories enrich our understanding...
The essays in Maine’s Place in the Environmental Imagination address – from a variety of perspective...
Mainers respond with essays to some innocent questions about Maine such as: Are there any black p...
Three related articles on isolation and belonging in Maine island communities. Fifteen color portra...
People drawn to Maine\u27s islands will usually experience a sort of mystical sense of place at leas...
An exploration of the work of Orson Horchler, CEO of Bondeko Construction and street artist (under t...
The Talk of Maine piece on the historic influence of Greater New England regional culture on the po...
Motivated by interest and concern over the changing coastline in Maine, this study uses the concept ...
This study uses ethnographic methods to investigate how people understand and relate to places in or...
Although there are writers in Maine that seemingly should be called Maine Writers, it\u27s nearly im...
In response to the polluted condition of the Androscoggin River, an active debate emerged in the Lew...
Vinalhaven, Maine is a bucolic island community, a jewel of Penobscot Bay in central Maine. Gleaming...
Unlike many states, Maine has an unusually strong “sense of place,” or cultural regionalism. Wendy G...
Sociological essay about the myth or reality of real Mainers. Related stories this issue
North by East piece with opinions and observations on who\u27s a Mainer?, discussing the oft-deba...
Fourteen essays on Maine women\u27s history. Taken together, their stories enrich our understanding...
The essays in Maine’s Place in the Environmental Imagination address – from a variety of perspective...
Mainers respond with essays to some innocent questions about Maine such as: Are there any black p...
Three related articles on isolation and belonging in Maine island communities. Fifteen color portra...
People drawn to Maine\u27s islands will usually experience a sort of mystical sense of place at leas...
An exploration of the work of Orson Horchler, CEO of Bondeko Construction and street artist (under t...
The Talk of Maine piece on the historic influence of Greater New England regional culture on the po...
Motivated by interest and concern over the changing coastline in Maine, this study uses the concept ...
This study uses ethnographic methods to investigate how people understand and relate to places in or...
Although there are writers in Maine that seemingly should be called Maine Writers, it\u27s nearly im...
In response to the polluted condition of the Androscoggin River, an active debate emerged in the Lew...
Vinalhaven, Maine is a bucolic island community, a jewel of Penobscot Bay in central Maine. Gleaming...
Unlike many states, Maine has an unusually strong “sense of place,” or cultural regionalism. Wendy G...
Sociological essay about the myth or reality of real Mainers. Related stories this issue