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• catalog abstract "This book is about the Gypsies of Andalusia, a region in southern Spain. The choice of Andalusia was based on the fact that it has been regarded throughout the centuries as the dominant Gypsy "stronghold" in Spain. Accordingly, the culture of its Gypsy inhabitants may be considered to be representative of Spanish sedentary Gypsies in general, albeit increased tourism has operated greatly to accelerate the acculturative process in the decade spanned by the field studies reported in this work. Our focus is principally on the sedentary Gypsies of Granada, some of whom have continued to occupy the cave dwellings of Granada's Sacro Monte (Sacred Mountain) for more than five centuries. Descendants of the Gypsy tribes who settled in Andalusia, and who adapted themselves to Andalusian civilization, these Gypsies (gitanos) are differentiated from other Gypsy inhabitants of southern Spain primarily in that they are not nomadic. In addition, many of our informants are Gypsies engaged in the performing flamenco arts, a fact which distinguishes them occupationally and economically from other sedentary Gypsies. Although the current popularity of flamenco music has drawn the best of the dancers, singers, and guiatists away from the Sacro Monte, those who remain continue, sometimes under extreme duress, to perpetuate their traditional ways of life. - Overview.".
• catalog contributor b6598765.
• catalog contributor b6598766.
• catalog contributor b6598767.
• catalog created "[1971, c1972]".
• catalog date "1971".
• catalog date "[1971, c1972]".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "[1971, c1972]".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographies.".
• catalog description "The gitaneria -- Gypsies in Andalusia -- Themes in traditional gypsy culture -- Gypsy deep song -- The gypsy "way" -- Children of the Sacro Monte -- Patrins of change -- Pulling it of.".
• catalog description "This book is about the Gypsies of Andalusia, a region in southern Spain. The choice of Andalusia was based on the fact that it has been regarded throughout the centuries as the dominant Gypsy "stronghold" in Spain. Accordingly, the culture of its Gypsy inhabitants may be considered to be representative of Spanish sedentary Gypsies in general, albeit increased tourism has operated greatly to accelerate the acculturative process in the decade spanned by the field studies reported in this work. Our focus is principally on the sedentary Gypsies of Granada, some of whom have continued to occupy the cave dwellings of Granada's Sacro Monte (Sacred Mountain) for more than five centuries. Descendants of the Gypsy tribes who settled in Andalusia, and who adapted themselves to Andalusian civilization, these Gypsies (gitanos) are differentiated from other Gypsy inhabitants of southern Spain primarily in that they are not nomadic. In addition, many of our informants are Gypsies engaged in the performing flamenco arts, a fact which distinguishes them occupationally and economically from other sedentary Gypsies. Although the current popularity of flamenco music has drawn the best of the dancers, singers, and guiatists away from the Sacro Monte, those who remain continue, sometimes under extreme duress, to perpetuate their traditional ways of life. - Overview.".
• catalog extent "xviii, 126 p.".
• catalog identifier "0030861209".
• catalog isPartOf "Case studies in cultural anthropology".
• catalog issued "1971".
• catalog issued "[1971, c1972]".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York, Holt, Rinehart and Winston".
• catalog spatial "Spain Andalusia.".
• catalog subject "306/.08991497 19".
• catalog subject "914.6/8/0691497 18".
• catalog subject "DX251 .Q55".
• catalog subject "DX251".
• catalog subject "Gypsy communities Social life Spain. Andalusia".
• catalog subject "Romanies Spain Andalusia.".
• catalog tableOfContents "The gitaneria -- Gypsies in Andalusia -- Themes in traditional gypsy culture -- Gypsy deep song -- The gypsy "way" -- Children of the Sacro Monte -- Patrins of change -- Pulling it of.".
• catalog title "!Qué gitano! Gypsies of Southern Spain, by Bertha B. Quintana and Lois Gray Floyd.".
• catalog type "text".