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A Tale of Two Houses: Tracing Transitory Changes to Two Jamaican Social Classes through their Micro-cultures of Sewing in the Independence Period (1960–1970)

Davinia GregoryView further author information
Pages 126-145 | Published online: 07 Feb 2018

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Interviews

  • Adlyn, Miss. 2013. Interview on Dee and Her Sewing School: With Her Next Door Neighbour. Interviewed by Davinia Gregory [in person] Elgin, larendon, 05.07.2013.
  • Crichton, B. 2013. Interview on the Life and Times of Trevor Owen. Interviewed by Davinia Gregory, Joy Gregory, Marianne Keating, O'Neil Lawrence [in person] Chrichton's Hardware Store, Montego Bay, Jamaica, 08.08.2013.
  • De Lisser, D. 2013. Interview on the Life and Times of Trevor Owen. Interviewed by Davinia Gregory, Joy Gregory, Marianne Keating, O’Neil Lawrence [in person] Reading, Montego Bay, 05.08.2013.
  • Macfarlane, S. 2013. Interview with Dee Davis’ Daughter. Interviewed by Davinia Gregory [in person] Elgin, Clarendon, 05.07.2013.

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