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Women's Affective Practices and a Haunting Within the Haunting of the UK Coalfields
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by E-space: Manchester Metropolitan University's Research Repository Ivinson, Gabrielle and Bright, Nigel (2019)Washing lines, whinberries and reworking ‘waste ground’: Women’s affective practices and a haunting within the haunting of the UK coalfields. Journal of Working-Class Studies, 4 (2). pp. 125-139. ISSN 2475-4765 Downloaded from: http://e-space.mmu.ac.uk/624678/ Version: Published Version Publisher: Journal of Working-Class Studies Association Please cite the published version https://e-space.mmu.ac.uk Journal of Working-Class Studies Volume 4 Issue 2, December 2019 Bright & Ivinson Washing lines, whinberries and reworking ‘waste ground’: Women's affective practices and a haunting within the haunting of the UK coalfields Geoff Bright and Gabrielle Ivinson, Education and Social Research Institute, Manchester Metropolitan University, UK Abstract This article reflects on a series of ‘Ghost lab’ events (Bright 2019) with local people where creative memory work – stimulated by songs, films, and readings from a pack of what we have called a ‘Community Tarot’ cards (our main focus here) – was used to register aspects of what, following Gordon (2008), we are calling a ‘social haunting’ of former coal-mining communities in the north of England and the valley communities of south Wales. The events were part of a joint 2018-19 research project called Song lines on the road – Life lines on the move! (On the Road for short) that sought to share two independent strands of longitudinal, co-produced, arts-based research in which we have developed approaches aimed at amplifying how living knowledge flows on in communities even when the shocks and intensities of lived experience defy articulation and representation. -
USU Tooele Student Enrollment Skyrockets Officials Say Biggest Increase of 21 Percent Over Last “The Cost of Getting an Educa- Fall’S Enrollment
FRONT PAGE A1 www.tooeletranscript.com TUESDAY TOOELE RANSCRIPT THS football T Check out the upsets Orem features on our new Web site: See A10 BULLETIN tooeletranscript.com September 16, 2008 SERVING TOOELE COUNTY SINCE 1894 VOL. 115 NO. 035 50¢ Trio of local businesses betting on downtown coming into the southern end right next door to Allen’s at 18 Largest venture will of the area. N. Main Street. The businesses are The Grandma’s Closet opened its be Liddiard’s discount Budget and Clearance Center, doors this month, while The furniture store a division of Liddiard’s Home Budget and Clearance Center Furnishings that is moving into will open this Thursday, and by Doug Radunich the old Al & Lid Furniture and Allen’s expects to open by the STAFF WRITER Appliance building near 100 end of the month. South; Allen’s Floor Coverings, The largest of the three ven- The movement to revitalize which has been in Tooele for tures is the new discount fur- Tooele’s downtown appears several years and will move niture store, which will reuse to be gaining fresh momen- into 24 N. Main Street; and tum with three new businesses Grandma’s Closet, which is SEE DOWNTOWN PAGE A5 ➤ photogrpahy / Maegan Burr Students take notes while attending class at USU Tooele Monday. Enrollment at the campus has seen a large increase as more first-year college students earn credits closer to home. USU Tooele student enrollment skyrockets Officials say biggest increase of 21 percent over last “The cost of getting an educa- fall’s enrollment. -
Haunting Experiences Diane Goldstein, Sylvia Grider, Jeannie Banks Thomas
Haunting Experiences Diane Goldstein, Sylvia Grider, Jeannie Banks Thomas Published by Utah State University Press Goldstein, Diane & Grider, Sylvia & Thomas, Banks. Haunting Experiences: Ghosts in Contemporary Folklore. Logan: Utah State University Press, 2007. Project MUSE., https://muse.jhu.edu/. For additional information about this book https://muse.jhu.edu/book/9397 No institutional affiliation (2 Feb 2019 09:46 GMT) Introduction Old Spirits in New Bottles Bottle Trees and Cell Phones Bright wind chimes composed of enticing, candy-colored, pastel bits of glass are for sale at the Winchester Mystery House gift shop (fi gure 1). Some of the glass is formed into colorful bottles reminiscent of those in the southern supernatural tradition of bottle trees, a custom depicted in movies such as Ray (2004), a biopic about African American musician Ray Charles, or Because of Winn-Dixie (2005), a children’s fi lm about a beloved dog. The famous southern writer Eudora Welty photographed them. A contemporary southern author, Dennis Covington, describes them: “If you happen to have evil spirits, you put bottles on the branches of a [bare] tree in your yard. The more colorful the glass, the better, I suppose. The evil spirits get trapped in the bottles and won’t do you any harm. This is what Southerners in the country do with evil spirits” (1995, xv). Bottle trees are a product of southern African American cul- ture. Jim Martin says that glassblowing and bottle making existed as early as the ninth century in Africa. The practice of hanging objects from trees to ward off evil spirits is also African, and the bottle tree itself is Kongo-derived. -
Fire Guts Warehouse
Callaway Cavaliers head for second round of state baseball playoffs. Page 9 LaGrangeMONDAY Daily News 50 cents May 10, 2010 lagrangenews.com Tomorrow’s Fire guts weather High 79 Low 62 warehouse Mostly cloudy By Joel Martin bumped a wire and caused Senior writer as spark, which resulted in A fire reported at 8:12 the fire. a.m. today destroyed West Richardson went for a Georgia Textiles’ storage fire extinguisher but when and office building on he returned, the fire had Trimble Station Road north blazed up. of Hogansville. He sent the other Today’s artist: Kimberly Chat- Eddie Williamson, who employee, Chris Dire, to get man, fourth grade, Rosemont a larger extinguisher. Elementary School. owns the business with his three sisters, said the ware- “But by the time he got house was used to store back, I said, ‘Ain’t no way,’ ” mop yarn and employed Richardson said, because Community two people. Another plant the fire had gotten out of nearby makes the mops control. Thursday is the dead- and employs about five Troup County Fire Chief Jerry Heard said the lack of line for people. Robyn Miles / Daily News a water line hampered fire- students The business is about 50 years old, Williamson said. fighting efforts. to nomi- Firefighters battle a blaze this morning at a warehouse of West Geor- Employee Jonathan “We could have saved the nate their Richardson said he was office if we had a hydrant,” gia Textiles on Trimble Station Road north of Hogansville. favorite getting ready to set up Heard said. “It sure would hydrant nearby on Ameri- miles as it shot into the air. -
Judge Oks Charter Schools
Local motorcyclists take to the streets. Page 1C LaGrangeWEEKEND Daily News $1.25 May 8-9, 2010 lagrangenews.com Saturday’s She looks forward to holidays in America with son weather Judge High 79 Low 43 OKs Mostly sunny charter schools Today’s artist: Dakota McCormick, fifth grade, Rosemont Elementary School. The Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — A judge ruled Community Friday that the Georgia Charter Schools Commission is constitu- Students may nomi- tional, issuing a blow to seven pub- nate their lic school systems posing the first favorite ever legal challenge to the state’s teacher charter school law. for the Fulton County Superior Court annual Judge Wendy Shoob ruled from Golden the bench against the systems, Apple award. which argued that the commission PAGE 3 is creating an independent school system prohibited by the state con- Robyn Miles / Daily News stitution. Shoob said state law Sports Ana Fernandez and son Joe Liranzo pause during an interview in Fernandez’s residence in allows for the creation of “special Whispering Pines Apartments. The 82-year-old mother of two has seen many things in her life, schools,” a definition that fits the including having family members killed by the Dominican Republic’s dictator Rafael Trujillo. charter schools approved by the state commission. “The General Assembly has pro- Woman reflects on life’s journey vided sufficient guidelines,” Shoob said in her ruling issued after she By Trey Wood girls (was) killed because they heard more than three hours of Staff writer pushed him up and said, ‘Do you arguments from attorneys. Ana Fernandez doesn’t have want to see what we did to Attorneys for the school systems your typical Mother’s Day story. -
Dossier De Presse 2008
DOSSIER DE PRESSE Mercredi 20 Août 2008 LE FESTIVAL EN CHIFFRES ................................................................................... ................................ ................................................................................................ ....................... 333 LES HOMMAGES ................................................................................... ................................................................................................ ................................................................................ .........444 LA COMPÉTITION ................................................................................... ................................................................................................ ........................................... 222222 LE JURY PALMARÈS ................................................................................... ................................................................................................ ....................................... 252525 HISTOIRE DES PALMARÈS ................................................................................... ................................ ................................................................................................ ..................... 282828 LE JURY RÉVÉLATION CARTIERCARTIER................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................... -
Haunted Middletown, Usa: an Analysis of Supernatural Beliefs of Protestants in Muncie, Indiana
HAUNTED MIDDLETOWN, USA: AN ANALYSIS OF SUPERNATURAL BELIEFS OF PROTESTANTS IN MUNCIE, INDIANA A THESIS SUMBITTED TO THE GRADUATE SCHOOL IN PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF THE REQUIREMENTS FOR THE DEGREE MASTER OF ARTS BY LAUREN HOLDITCH DR. CAILÍN MURRAY DR. PAUL WOHLT DR. JENNIFER ERICKSON BALL STATE UNIVERSITY MUNCIE, IN MAY 2013 1 Table of Contents Title Page 1 Table of Contents 2 Acknowledgements 4 Abstract 6 Chapter I: Introduction Ghosts in Contemporary America 8 Supernatural Scholarship and 12 Religious Context Purpose of this Study 16 Terminology 18 Chapter II: Literature Review Early English Ghost Beliefs 22 Migration of Ghost Beliefs 25 from England to America Spiritualism and Skepticism 28 Social Scientific Theories 32 Middletown, USA: Background 37 Research on Muncie, Indiana Chapter III: Methodology Utilization of Qualitative 41 Methods 2 Data Collection 43 Interviews 45 Chapter IV: Results Ghostly Experiences 48 Alternative Theories and 52 Demonic Forces The Holy Spirit as an 58 Anti-Viral System Paranormal Reality-based 63 Television Shows Chapter V: Discussion Lack of Discussion in Church 66 Church Transitions 69 David Hufford’s Experiential 71 Source Theory Role of the Media 72 Chapter VI: Conclusions 77 References 81 Appendix A – Interview Questions 87 Appendix B – Consent Form 88 Appendix C – Ghost Media Examples 90 3 Acknowledgements I would like to show my deepest appreciation to my committee members. First, my thanks to Dr. Jennifer Erickson, who was willing to join my committee, even though it was late in the process and I was already on the other side of the country. Despite all this, she provided me with wonderful perspective that helped shape the style of this thesis. -
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Area/State Colby Free Press Monday, April 26, 2010 Page 3 Weather Candidate talks Students taking speech acts to state Corner From “STATE,” Page 1 Holocaust. Poems can be serious of eyes.” economy in Colby or funny, Browne said, but they Others who will be competing vorite.” have be published work. Stu- are Hannah Matchell, Amanda From “ECONOMY,” Page 1 the state Commerce Department, McLaughlin is also competing dents are not allowed to memo- Barnum, Rachel Lamm, Gray is a good example, he said. in serious solo. rize their poems; they have to Henry, Audra Fleming, Kayla Maryland, but we’re losing people In addition to oil and natural “It’s pretty much just any- read it from the book. Hockersmith, Shelby Terrell, to Texas and Florida.” gas, he said, Kansas should attract thing,” she said. Junior Bailey Koerperich will Gunner Gawith, Jake Rose, According to U.S. Census Bu- more wind and biofuel produc- She will do a monologue as compete in informative speaking Madison Gawith, Brady Rose reau estimates, every county in tion. Brownback advocated build- a girl who watches as brother is with a seven-minute speech on a and Brock Wagoner. northwest Kansas has lost popu- ing more power transmission lines murdered by her best friend. She topic of her choice. Koerperich Alternates are Andrea Diz- lation since the 2000 census. so that wind farms can be built in said she wrote the piece herself said she chose the Internet. She mang, Jared Nally, Chace McN- Brownback said he’d like to see rural areas. Kansas is also a top at the beginning of the season talks about avoiding some of the inch, Kate Ostmeyer, Tomi Mill- the state create special economic milo producer, he said, which is a and just changed portions of it negative effects of Facebook, er, Bailey Terrell, Karly Kriss zones for these counties where good feedstock for cellulosic etha- for state. -
Monday Morning, April 26
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[Linger: Searching for Ghostly Justice in American History] A Senior Honors Thesis for the Program in American Studies Justine Johanna Bowe Tufts University 2012 [contents] [03]Abstract [04]Introduction: Context and Theory [13]A New Birth of Freedom: Lost Histories and Histories of Loss [15] Ghosts of Gettysburg [20] Lincoln, Spiritual Medium [29] Birth through Death [35] Reconstructed Violence [39] Lynch Law [44]The Indian Burial Ground [50] The Great Permanent Problem [54] The Vanishing Race [60] Zitkala-Ša and Assimilation [66] Resistance and the Ghost Dance [71]Conclusion: The Haunting of The Myrtles Plantation [79]Chloe: “The Space Where It Was, and a Place like Home” ii [Introduction] Context and Theory Whether or not we believe in ghosts, we may nevertheless be forced to deal with them. Peter Buse and Andrew Scott, Ghosts: Deconstruction, Psychoanalysis, History, p. 2 You know the stories: the building constructed above an Indian burial ground plagued by desecrated spirits, the historic plantation, preserved yet spiritually unrested because of the horrors it knows, soldiers haunting formerly bloodied battlefields who might never know peace. Their lingering has meaning: the ghost collapses time and history into a traversable, nearly tangible, fantastical continuum that begs exploration. The ghost is an entity capable of moving through life and death, reality and fantasy, past and present, providing a fragmented yet panoramic version of how things happened. Precisely because ghosts have this mobility, they should be considered an important part of American history and history making. Their sometimes-invisible though eerily tangible presence in life and literature beckons inquiry into the more repressed and obscure facets of social and historical life, which are difficult to discuss and impossible to understand without this unique flexibility. -
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