This paper presents the Newfoundland boil-up as an integral means of transmitting folk knowledge over time, space and gender boundaries. Boil-ups allow community members to formulate cognitive mapping Systems of the conceptual limits of home through work and leisure activities. In the face of rapid economic change brought about by the closure of the cod fishery, as well as encroachments into rural areas by government and other external agencies, boil-ups have become important as an expression of rural Newfoundland’s distinct culture and society.Cet article présente les collations, les temps de pause des travailleurs forestiers et de ceux de la mer de Terre-Neuve comme des espaces essentiels de transmission du savoir populaire, bien au-delà ...
Rural Canadian communities underwent profound changes as they adapted to the economic and social con...
During the last generation, the people of southern Labrador have enjoyed increasing contact with a n...
Article from the Irish Journal of Newfoundland and Labrador Research ‘Ktaqamkuk Across The Water Tha...
The outport, a term that describes all of Newfoundland's coastal communities, is an important touchs...
This paper defines, describes, and to some extent analyses the traditional Newfoundland "time," an i...
It is probably true that no culture has been found which does not have some equivalent of what we in...
Located on Canada's east coast, the Island of Newfoundland has a cultural heritage that can be attri...
Over the past decade, following the loss of their traditional systems of social organization and lac...
This thesis focuses on the ways in which the folk tradition was perceived and presented by selected ...
Rural communities world wide struggle to maintain economic viability as their populations shrink fro...
The much-publicized debate over the Newfoundland seal fishery since the mid-1960shas marginalized th...
The much-publicized debate over the Newfoundland seal fishery since the mid-1960shas marginalized th...
Although the cod fishery has most often been central to the many studies of socio- ecological change...
The food culture of Newfoundland plays an important role in the daily life of its citizens. It helps...
In Newfoundland expatriate communities, identity means creating and gaining cultural power through a...
Rural Canadian communities underwent profound changes as they adapted to the economic and social con...
During the last generation, the people of southern Labrador have enjoyed increasing contact with a n...
Article from the Irish Journal of Newfoundland and Labrador Research ‘Ktaqamkuk Across The Water Tha...
The outport, a term that describes all of Newfoundland's coastal communities, is an important touchs...
This paper defines, describes, and to some extent analyses the traditional Newfoundland "time," an i...
It is probably true that no culture has been found which does not have some equivalent of what we in...
Located on Canada's east coast, the Island of Newfoundland has a cultural heritage that can be attri...
Over the past decade, following the loss of their traditional systems of social organization and lac...
This thesis focuses on the ways in which the folk tradition was perceived and presented by selected ...
Rural communities world wide struggle to maintain economic viability as their populations shrink fro...
The much-publicized debate over the Newfoundland seal fishery since the mid-1960shas marginalized th...
The much-publicized debate over the Newfoundland seal fishery since the mid-1960shas marginalized th...
Although the cod fishery has most often been central to the many studies of socio- ecological change...
The food culture of Newfoundland plays an important role in the daily life of its citizens. It helps...
In Newfoundland expatriate communities, identity means creating and gaining cultural power through a...
Rural Canadian communities underwent profound changes as they adapted to the economic and social con...
During the last generation, the people of southern Labrador have enjoyed increasing contact with a n...
Article from the Irish Journal of Newfoundland and Labrador Research ‘Ktaqamkuk Across The Water Tha...