Agrarian-dominated community

, 112, 143

Agrarian revolution

, 30–32

‘Beachside Comprehensive,’ 152

Belonging

, 35, 139, 170

Broadlands

, 2

agrarian revolution

, 30–32

economic boom

, 34–37

London underground

, 49–50

Castle Acre (CA) village

, 28, 29, 33, 66, 127

‘Circle Line,’ 50

Community

, 133–142, 167–171

Conflict

, 15, 78, 146, 148

Co-presence

, 17–18

Cosmopolites

, 100

Cottage-style house

, 101

Cross-referencing church records

, 48

Culture

, 2, 17, 60, 115

Dance hall

, 53–54

Divided village

, 53–54

Dramaturgy

, 1, 2, 8

Beamish

, 16–17

birdwatching

, 14–16

countryside

, 13–14

rurality

, 10–12

Dramaturgy 2.0.

, 3

Ethnography

definition

, 20–22

meta ethnography

, 22–23

Expressive infrastructure

, 19, 20

Fundraising competition

, 140

Gentrification

, 40, 44

Globalisation

, 163

Goffman

, 6–8

Halfacree’s triptych

, 158

Headteacher

, 36, 65, 67, 70, 120, 153

Incomer

, 35, 41, 50, 56

Institutions

choice

, 68–69

church

, 62–64

community integration

, 76–79

community school

, 69–72

demand

, 68–69

farm diversification

, 83–88

generic services

, 60

pub

, 73–76

reluctant native

, 90–93

rural isolationist disposition

, 89–90

school

, 65–67

supply

, 68–69

village rituals

, 60–61

village social associations

, 61–62

Internal conflicts

, 148

Kingmaker

, 110

Knowing capitalism

, 19

Land commodity value

, 2

Landowning local elite

, 47–49

Land sales

, 107

Lefebvre’s model

, 18–20

Local services

, 31

Maxwell Street Market

, 149

May Day events

, 145

Meta ethnography

, 22–23

Meta-ethnography

, 123–124

Micro-sociology

, 9

Netography

, 8

Newby

, 10, 62, 112, 149, 156

New rurality

, 172–177

Nigel Thrift

, 19–20

Nonresidents

, 120–121

Norman Conquest

, 29

Norman invasion

, 28

Normans

, 29, 34

Nottingham-funding research

, 154

Old public house

, 53–54

‘Old world traits transplanted,’ 143

Online ethnographies

, 8

Ownership

English Heritage (EH)

, 43

large-scale external influences

, 33–34

sedimentation

, 44

social consequences

, 37–42

stasis

, 45

Parish Council

, 56

Peanuts

, 73–76

Postscript

, 161–162

Pre-digital era

, 2

Pre-School

, 52–53, 120, 137, 155, 157

Processual approach

, 9

Pro-social attitudes

, 147

PSEIL

, 8

Radicalism

, 177–181

‘Ramsay Street’ cul-de-sacs

, 50–51

Reflexivity

, 152

Retirement village

, 165

Rounds of colonisation

, 41

Rural ethnography

, 159–161

Rurality

co-presence

, 17–18

dramaturgy

, 6–8, 10–12

Erving Goffman

, 6–8

Lefebvre’s model

, 18–20

micro-sociology

, 9

power

, 6–8

PSEIL

, 8

Rural research

, 153–159

Rural sociology

, 171–172

Rural tourism

, 43

Rural villages

, 1, 2, 107–109

School

, 11, 57–79

Secularisation

, 32

Sedimentation

, 44

Self determination

, 9

Silent majority

, 117–119

Social capital

, 41, 94, 108, 114

Social distinctions

, 146

Social organisations

, 144, 148

Sociology’s dramaturgical approach

, 1

Sophistication

, 76

Space

, 18, 28, 62–64, 166

Stasis

, 45

Symbolic cloaks

, 7

Theoretical toolkit, ideas

, 25

Thrift

, 18, 19, 25, 173, 176

Time

, 8, 29, 36, 67, 107, 120, 169

Traditional techniques

, 155

Triptych

, 18–20, 19, 40, 61, 158

Tube

, 49, 51

Ultra High Net Worth Individuals (UHNWIs)

, 42

The Vikings, 5

Villages

characteristics

, 124

community

, 133–142

stone

, 127–133

Welton

, 43, 131–132, 134, 136, 137, 145, 153

Wendy House

, 120–121

Women’s Institute (WI)

, 132, 137, 145

World War II

, 5

Zones

, 51, 60, 93, 121, 168