Index
Sam Hillyard
(University of Lincoln, UK)
Broadlands and the New Rurality
ISBN: 978-1-83909-581-8, eISBN: 978-1-83909-578-8
Publication date: 13 January 2020
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Hillyard, S. (2020), "Index", Broadlands and the New Rurality, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 195-197. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-83909-578-820201012
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Copyright © 2020 Sam Hillyard. Published under exclusive license.
INDEX
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
- Prelims
- Introduction
- 1 Thinking about Rurality
- 2 Norfolk: The Agrarian Revolution and the Emergence of an Elite
- 3 Patterns of Ownership in Modernity
- 4 A Village of Three Parts
- 5 Village Institutions #1: The School, the Pub and the Church
- 6 Village Institutions #2: The Very Model of a Modern Rural Villager
- 7 A Tale of Three Villages: Norfolk, ‘Economy’ Norfolk and Northants
- 8 Methodological Note
- Conclusion
- References
- Index