Routledge

Routledge

English

'I must emphasise how greatly I enjoyed reading Gay y Blasco's text: a vivid orchestration of Spanish Gitano ativities and dialogues, an overlapping and contrasting series of diachronic and synchronic perspectives on and by Spaniards and the Gitanos, the Evangelical church, men and women and herself blended into dynamic fugue of human interactions and interpretations.'Cambridge Anthropology'Without doubt, it offers interesting and new insights into Roma/Gypsy studies and beyond.' 'Good clasic research, with deep insights, rich data and vision, tends to outlast changes in academic fashion, even post-modernism, which hopefully will not turn into another dictatorship of either/or.'Cambridge Anthropology'A thoroughly and sensitively researched work.'British Bulletin of Publications' This is a significant contribution to the understanding not only of other Gypsies but of the nature of ethnicity in general.'Choice'A concise, clear,and compelling description of the Git