Rocking the Boat: Gender Dynamics in the Eugene Indie Rock Band, 2008  PDF  XML

Overview of the Collection

Title
Rocking the Boat: Gender Dynamics in the Eugene Indie Rock Band
Dates
2008 (inclusive)
Quantity
0.03 linear feet
Collection Number
2008_098
Summary
Emily Afanador was a student of folklore at the University of Oregon. This collection includes an essay and fieldwork documentation relating to this student's folklore fieldwork project.
Repository
University of Oregon, Archives of Northwest Folklore
1287 University of Oregon
Eugene, Oregon
97403
Telephone: 541-346-3925
flr@uoregon.edu
Access Restrictions

Collection is open for access in accordance with Archives of Northwest Folklore policy.

Languages
English

Table of Contents

Content DescriptionReturn to Top

A ten-minute documentary and fieldwork about an unsigned, co-ed rock music group with two men and two women reveals differences between men's and women's histories and experiences on the rock stage. Coed collaboration and power dynamics in workplace, hobbies, and musical expression are highlighted.

Use of the CollectionReturn to Top

Restrictions on Use

Collection is open for use in accordance with Archives of Northwest Folklore policy.

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Interview transcriptReturn to Top

Video recordingsReturn to Top

Description Dates
C02_2008_098: Rocking the Boat: Gender Dynamics in the Eugene Indie Rock Band
1.0 electronic optical disc (dvd-rom)
 June 11, 2008

Names and SubjectsReturn to Top

  • Subject Terms :
  • Feminism
  • gender
  • occupational folklore
  • Personal narratives
  • rock music
  • Personal Names :
  • Holst, Mike
  • Kontur, Gina
  • Oborski, Kathryn
  • Witherow, Thom
  • Geographical Names :
  • Eugene (Or.)
  • Form or Genre Terms :
  • Documentary video
  • Fieldwork project

Finding aid prepared by collection creator and by Archives of Northwest Folklore staff.
2013

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