1 The inherent morphology of folklore and folk song: a ‘changing same’
2 A selective consideration of folk literature in relation to the first edition of The British Folk Revival
3 The aesthetics and practicalities of revivalism: a conservative-socialist-recorded sound ‘revolution’?
4 Folk, blues and self-directed learning with the post-WWII Britain media
5 The business of folk
6 New folk media in the social sphere
7 Gendered folk mythologies
8 The folk built environment and the development of ‘thirdspace’
Biography
Michael Brocken is Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He is a freelance researcher, lecturer, writer and broadcaster and lives in Prestatyn, North Wales. Mike currently presents Folkscene on BBC Radio Merseyside: the longest running specialist music radio show in British broadcasting history.
