Neil Jarman Belfast Mural Tour 2002

Carl Milofsky

Neil Jarman Belfast Mural Tour 2002

Carl Milofsky

Bucknell University

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Abstract

Anthropologist Neil Jarman explains interface zones and tells how they generate conflict. The tape then provides a mural tour of the many murals on walls of the Lower Shankill Estates housing project where there are graphic, Protestant paramilitary murals. The tour then moves on to the Catholic New Lodge neighborhood and provides a view of Catholic murals that are very different from the Protestant ones in terms of content and style.

Original language	American English
Journal	Default journal
State	Published - May 25 2002

Keywords

interface; peace walls; Ulster Volunteer Force; Ulster Defense Association; Lower Shankill Estates; Shankill Road; Falls Road; commemorative murals; paramilitary murals; Institute for Conflict Research; New Lodge (neighborhood); Iron Maiden mural; peace lines; peace walls

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