Indexing Bob Cranky: social meaning and the voices of pitmen and keelmen in early nineteenth-century Tyneside song

Keyphrases

• Early Nineteenth Century 100%
• Tyneside 100%
• Social Meaning 100%
• Respectability 66%
• Nineteenth Century 33%
• Clerks 33%
• Dialogism 33%
• Song Culture 33%
• Communal Values 33%
• Class Solidarity 33%
• Populism 33%
• Workmen 33%
• Expletives 33%
• Satire 33%
• Shopkeepers 33%
• Labouring Classes 33%
• Northern Dialect 33%
• Dialect Literature 33%
• Indexicals 33%
• Mockery 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Early Nineteenth-century 100%
• Vocal Music 100%
• Tyneside 100%
• Social meaning 100%
• Celebrations 60%
• Regional 40%
• Respectability 40%
• 1970s 20%
• Nineteenth Century 20%
• Discourse 20%
• Local 20%
• Literature 20%
• Craftspeople 20%
• Indexicals 20%
• Song Culture 20%
• Shopkeepers 20%
• Populism 20%
• Dialogism 20%
• Satire 20%
• Expletives 20%
• mockery 20%
• Clerk 20%