Festive emplacements : Burning Man and Goa trance

Cultural Studies Review 17 (1):362-371 (2011)
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A review of Rachel Bowditch, 'On the edge of Utopia : performance and ritual at Burning Man' and Graham St John, 'The Local scenes and global culture of psytrance'.

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