Copyright
Jeffrey N. GattenPublished On
2016-11-11ISBN
Language
- English
Print Length
194 pages (vi + 188)Dimensions
Weight
Media
Funding
OCLC Number
966364592LCCN
2019452612BIC
- GBCR
- HBTB
- HBJK
BISAC
- REF004000
- HIS054000
- SOC022000
LCC
- ML38.W669
Keywords
- Bibliography
- Woodstock
- baby boom generation
- the Sixties
- popular music
- youth culture
Woodstock Scholarship
An Interdisciplinary Annotated Bibliography
- Jeffrey N. Gatten (author)
Endorsements
A painstakingly researched and highly comprehensive survey of a wide range of documents covering a unique event. Woodstock Scholarship will be extensively used by scholars, students, librarians and anybody interested in popular music culture for many years to come.
Professor Andy Bennett
Griffith University, Australia
Additional Resources
A free, socially enhanced version of this book is available on Wikiversity, a Wikimedia Foundation project devoted to educational resources. Our aim is to make Woodstock Scholarship even more comprehensive and useful for the scholarly community. You are encouraged to add bibliographic entries about new works that come to light, or the author had not been aware of, to link to digitised versions of the works identified, to add ISBNs or links to discovery engines such as Worldcat, to expand the description of the works identified, and to add any other information that you think could enrich this invaluable discovery tool.
Contents
Culture & Society
(pp. 8–53)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
History
(pp. 54–93)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
Biography
(pp. 94–111)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
Music
(pp. 112–127)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
Film
(pp. 128–145)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
Arts & Literature
(pp. 146–158)- Jeffrey N. Gatten
Introduction
(pp. 3–7)- Jeffrey N. Gatten