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In May of 2014, I connected with several families based in the Toronto area and put together an exhibit of photos and sound recordings I found in private collections, many of which came from Shirley Chernin. The Centre for Imaginative Ethnography, York University graciously hosted the event, which coincided with the Canadian Anthropological Society Conference. The event brought together a diverse group of people: anthropologists, folklorists, ethnomusicologists, scholars of Jewish studies, members and former members of the Jewish community from Cape Breton. This exhibit is the site of my inquiry and curiosity. The space was not meant to be entirely self explanatory, nor complete, an invitation to discuss the growing historical account of Jewish life on the island. Dr. Marcia Ostashewski gave attendees a glimpse into the experiences of East and Central European communities on the island, with more similarities than differences amongst them. -Ely Rosenblum
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Title:
Dr Marcia Ostashewski Panel Discussion Sound Clip 2
Date Created:
2014-05-01
Description:
In May of 2014, I connected with several families based in the Toronto area and put together an exhibit of photos and sound recordings I found in private collections, many of which came from Shirley Chernin. The Centre for Imaginative Ethnography, York University graciously hosted the event, which coincided with the Canadian Anthropological Society Conference. The event brought together a diverse group of people: anthropologists, folklorists, ethnomusicologists, scholars of Jewish studies, members and former members of the Jewish community from Cape Breton. This exhibit is the site of my inquiry and curiosity. The space was not meant to be entirely self explanatory, nor complete, an invitation to discuss the growing historical account of Jewish life on the island. Dr. Marcia Ostashewski gave attendees a glimpse into the experiences of East and Central European communities on the island, with more similarities than differences amongst them. -Ely Rosenblum
Subjects:
community ethnicity migration customs Cape Breton 1900s 2000s
Location:
Cape Breton; North America; Canada; 1900s; 2000s
Source:
Diversity Cape Breton
Source Identifier:
diversity:2159; local: AR-03006-02
Type:
Sound
Format:
audio/mp3
Language:
Eng
Collection:
diversity_2157
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"Dr Marcia Ostashewski Panel Discussion Sound Clip 2", Diversity Cape Breton, Diversity Cape Breton, https://diversitycapebreton.ca//items/diversity_2159.html
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