Deadhead Social Science: "You Ain't Gonna Learn what You Don't Want to Know"Rebecca G. Adams, Robert Sardiello Rowman & Littlefield, 2000 - 299 pages Deadhead Social Science is a collection of papers examining various aspects of the complex subculture surrounding the rock band, the Grateful Dead. |
Contents
What Goes Around Comes Around Collaborative Research and Learning | 15 |
Music | 49 |
The Grammar of the Grateful Dead | 51 |
Other People Play the Music Improvisation as Social Interaction | 75 |
Spirituality | 107 |
The Deadhead Community Popular Religion in Contemporary American Culture | 109 |
We Were given This Dance Music and Meaning in the Early Unlimited Devotion Family | 129 |
Outside the Show | 155 |
Becoming a Deadhead | 203 |
An Eriksonian Perspective on the Journey Through Deadhead Adulthood | 215 |
SelfConcept and EgoExtension Among Grateful Dead Fans | 227 |
Deadheads and Dichotomies Mediated and Negotiated Readings | 241 |
Conclusion | 265 |
Studying Deadhead Subculture | 267 |
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Vending at Dead Shows The Bizarre Bazaar | 157 |
Community Reaction to the Deadhead Subculture | 183 |
Identity | 201 |
About the Contributors | 295 |
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