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table of contents
  1. Cover
  2. Acknowledgements
  3. Introduction
  4. Chapter 1: The Stampede in Historical Context
  5. Chapter 2: Making Tradition: The Calgary Stampede, 1912–1939
  6. Chapter 3: The Indians and the Stampede
  7. Chapter 4: Calgary’s Parading Culture Before 1912
  8. Chapter 5: Midway to Respectability: Carnivals at the Calgary Stampede
  9. Chapter 6: More Than Partners: The Calgary Stampede and the City of Calgary
  10. Chapter 7: Riding Broncs and Taming Contradictions: Reflections on the Uses of the Cowboy in the Calgary Stampede
  11. Chapter 8: A Spurring Soul: A Tenderfoot’s Guide to the Calgary Stampede Rodeo
  12. Chapter 9: The Half a Mile of Heaven’s Gate
  13. Chapter 10: “Cowtown It Ain’t”: The Stampede and Calgary’s Public Monuments
  14. Chapter 11: “A Wonderful Picture”: Western Art and the Calgary Stampede
  15. Chapter 12: The Social Construction of the Canadian Cowboy: Calgary Exhibition and Stampede Posters, 1952–1972
  16. Chapter 13: Renewing the Stampede for the 21st Century: A Conversation with Vern Kimball, Calgary Stampede Chief Executive Officer
  17. Bibliography
  18. Contributors
  19. Index

Icon, Brand, Myth: THE CALGARY
STAMPEDE

edited by Max Foran

Logo: Athabasca University Press.

The West Unbound:

Social and Cultural Studies series

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