The third annual Grateful Dead Scholars Caucus at the twenty-first Southwest/Texas Popular Culture and American Culture Association conference, Sheraton Old Town, Albuquerque, NM, February 9–12, 2000.
Area Chair: Robert G. Weiner.
Papers:
Stephen Allen. “‘Farewell To You, Old Southern Skies’.”
Barry Barnes. “The Grateful Dead: An Improvisational Business Model.”
Gary Burnett. “Information Exchange in a Virtual Tape Trading Community.”
James Revell Carr. “Drum Circles: Participatory Music Making and the Deadhead Aesthetic.”
Richard Garvey. “Subcultures, An Interactional Perspective: The Case for the Grateful Dead and Phish.”
William Gillespie. “Where Have All the Deadheads Gone? The Evolution of the Deadhead Community from Muir Beach to Gerlach.”
Mary Goodenough. “‘And My Friends They Come Around’: Celebration of Life and Death with the Grateful Dead.”
Joseph H. Holt. “Crowned Anarchy: Songs, Segues, and a Spirituality Without Resolution.”
Alan R. Lehman. “In the Spirit? A Critique of Wendy Weir’s Book.”
Marjorie Luesebrink. “The Singing Novel: Califia and the Grateful Dead.”
David Malvinni. “Improvisation, ‘Drumz,’ and ‘The Eleven’.”
Sue M. Marcus. “Playing in the Band: How Predictable Are the Grateful Dead?”
Lans Smith. “Remembering the Dead: Princeton, 1971.”
Barry Smolin. “Spawn of the Dead: Contemporary Jam-Rock/Gobi.”
Matthew C. Tift. “Playing in the Band: The Grateful Dead and Musicking.”
Robert G. Weiner. “A Discussion of Grateful Dead Literature.”