2014
DOI: 10.1080/09548963.2014.925281
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Traditional arts and the state: The Scottish case

Abstract: Since Scottish devolution from the UK in 1999, there has been a sustained and growing commitment to Scottish traditional music, storytelling and dance -collectively defined in Scottish cultural policy as the "traditional arts". The public policy discourse of traditional arts is at once politically related to a growing Scottish confidence and intimately bound into a personal and national politics of identity. Today, in this transitional time around the referendum on Scottish independence, the potential for Scot… Show more

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“…In their study, Irianto & Laksono (2017) found that (a) the marginalization of traditional arts in the form of cultural commodification has become a new necessity in the era of the global economy and the development of the tourism industry; (b) to accommodate the demands for commodification of culture is to create traditional arts that are imitative to meet the quality standards of the tourism industry. McKerrell (2014) says that commodification with the commercialization of traditional arts is fully compatible with practices and authentic creative transmissions.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In their study, Irianto & Laksono (2017) found that (a) the marginalization of traditional arts in the form of cultural commodification has become a new necessity in the era of the global economy and the development of the tourism industry; (b) to accommodate the demands for commodification of culture is to create traditional arts that are imitative to meet the quality standards of the tourism industry. McKerrell (2014) says that commodification with the commercialization of traditional arts is fully compatible with practices and authentic creative transmissions.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kesenian tradisional merupakan hasil dari kreativitas, cipta dan karsa manusia yang bersumber pada aspek perasaan estetis yang sama dalam suatu masyarakat (McKerrell, 2014). Kesenian tradisional muncul dari latar belakang tradisi dan budaya masyarakat yang diwujudkan dalam karya dan tingkah laku dalam kehidupan.…”
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“…The complex, critical scholarly histories of this term, however, often disappear within social research into music, leaving the ‘professional’ as a floating signifier or straightforward antonym of ‘amateur’ (e.g. Guerra, 2016; Lee, 2009; McKerrell, 2014). This confusion reflects the real complexities in locating the musically ‘professional’ which led Frederickson and Rooney (1990) to recommend referring to a ‘music occupation’ rather than ‘music profession’.…”
Section: Literature: Musical Professionsmentioning
confidence: 99%