Above the Oxbow
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Above the Oxbow
Stories Entangled with a Mountain
Raad, Danielle R.
West Virginia University Press
04/2026
294
Mole
Inglês
9781959000686
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List of Figures
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 - The Ascent: An Introduction
Chapter 2 - Narrating the Mountain's Past
Chapter 3 - "Is Not the Scene Magnificent?": The View from Mount Holyoke
Chapter 4 - Participation and Parcel: Conserving and Experiencing Nature
Chapter 5 - Ruin to Museum: Historical Engagement at the Summit House
Chapter 6 - Materializing Memory on the Mountain
Coda - The Descent
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 - The Ascent: An Introduction
Chapter 2 - Narrating the Mountain's Past
Chapter 3 - "Is Not the Scene Magnificent?": The View from Mount Holyoke
Chapter 4 - Participation and Parcel: Conserving and Experiencing Nature
Chapter 5 - Ruin to Museum: Historical Engagement at the Summit House
Chapter 6 - Materializing Memory on the Mountain
Coda - The Descent
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index
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Mount Holyoke; Mt. Holyoke; Holyoke; Holyoke, Massachusetts; Hadley, MA; South Hadley, MA; Western Massachusetts; Pioneer Valley; Holyoke Range; Mount Holyoke Range; \"Above the Oxbow\" poem by Sylvia Plath; Joseph Allen Skinner State Park; Taylor's Notch Trail; Summit House; Mouth Holyoke Summit House; Halfway House Trail; Connecticut River; Connecticut River Valley; Oxbow; Northampton; Thomas Cole; The Oxbow by Thomas Cole; Roderick Hudson by Henry James; Smith College; contemporary archeology; community activism; historical narratives; orogenic ethnography; orogenesis; ethnography; ethnography of place; anthropology; geology; public history; transdisciplinary; place-making; art history; history; Environmental History; collective memory; Focusing on the Range documentary; Kestrel Land Trust; mountains; mountains as agents; Bernard Debarbieux; Gilles Rudaz; geography; storytelling; participant-observer; hiking; picnicking; birdwatching; participant observation; autoethnography; Friends of the Mount Holyoke Range; memorabilia; environmentalist; environmental conservation; material culture lens; Romanticism; plants; wildlife; animals; natural environment; Historical Consciousness; World War II plane crash; Hampshire Gazette; Victorian Era; Indigenous presence; Native Americans; Kwinitekew; Nonotuck; Norwottuck; Pocumtuck; Abenaki; Nipmus; Agawam; algonquin; Algonquins; Elizur Holyoke; Hockanum; Nolumbeka Project; John Pynchon; Arcadia; Ralph Waldo Emerson; B-24 wreckage; Hurricane of 1938; I-91; American Grand Tour; David Graci; DCR; Interstate 91; Westover Airfield
List of Figures
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 - The Ascent: An Introduction
Chapter 2 - Narrating the Mountain's Past
Chapter 3 - "Is Not the Scene Magnificent?": The View from Mount Holyoke
Chapter 4 - Participation and Parcel: Conserving and Experiencing Nature
Chapter 5 - Ruin to Museum: Historical Engagement at the Summit House
Chapter 6 - Materializing Memory on the Mountain
Coda - The Descent
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index
Acknowledgments
Chapter 1 - The Ascent: An Introduction
Chapter 2 - Narrating the Mountain's Past
Chapter 3 - "Is Not the Scene Magnificent?": The View from Mount Holyoke
Chapter 4 - Participation and Parcel: Conserving and Experiencing Nature
Chapter 5 - Ruin to Museum: Historical Engagement at the Summit House
Chapter 6 - Materializing Memory on the Mountain
Coda - The Descent
Endnotes
Bibliography
Index
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Mount Holyoke; Mt. Holyoke; Holyoke; Holyoke, Massachusetts; Hadley, MA; South Hadley, MA; Western Massachusetts; Pioneer Valley; Holyoke Range; Mount Holyoke Range; \"Above the Oxbow\" poem by Sylvia Plath; Joseph Allen Skinner State Park; Taylor's Notch Trail; Summit House; Mouth Holyoke Summit House; Halfway House Trail; Connecticut River; Connecticut River Valley; Oxbow; Northampton; Thomas Cole; The Oxbow by Thomas Cole; Roderick Hudson by Henry James; Smith College; contemporary archeology; community activism; historical narratives; orogenic ethnography; orogenesis; ethnography; ethnography of place; anthropology; geology; public history; transdisciplinary; place-making; art history; history; Environmental History; collective memory; Focusing on the Range documentary; Kestrel Land Trust; mountains; mountains as agents; Bernard Debarbieux; Gilles Rudaz; geography; storytelling; participant-observer; hiking; picnicking; birdwatching; participant observation; autoethnography; Friends of the Mount Holyoke Range; memorabilia; environmentalist; environmental conservation; material culture lens; Romanticism; plants; wildlife; animals; natural environment; Historical Consciousness; World War II plane crash; Hampshire Gazette; Victorian Era; Indigenous presence; Native Americans; Kwinitekew; Nonotuck; Norwottuck; Pocumtuck; Abenaki; Nipmus; Agawam; algonquin; Algonquins; Elizur Holyoke; Hockanum; Nolumbeka Project; John Pynchon; Arcadia; Ralph Waldo Emerson; B-24 wreckage; Hurricane of 1938; I-91; American Grand Tour; David Graci; DCR; Interstate 91; Westover Airfield
