Michael Owen Jones Book order

Masterfully brought together by No. 617 Squadron expert Dr Robert Owen, with a foreword by WWII aviation expert James Holland.

Exploring the intersection of aesthetics and utility, the book delves into the creative process of craftsmen in the Cumberland Mountains, focusing on woodworker Chester Cornett. It highlights his mastery of materials and construction, revealing how his chair designs transcend mere functionality to embody artistic expression. Cornett's work reflects his personal struggles, offering security through their substantiality and boosting self-esteem through their intricate craftsmanship. The author also contrasts Cornett's philosophy with those of other local artisans, enriching the narrative of regional craftsmanship.

Focusing on the analysis of organizational symbols, this book offers insights into the inner workings of organizations. It explores how these symbols shape culture and influence behavior within various contexts. Aimed at scholars and practitioners in organization studies, it provides a unique perspective on understanding organizational dynamics and the significance of symbolic communication.

Presents a study of folklore and folklore methodologies. This book outlines four perspectives that researchers employ to conceptualize, document, and study the phenomena that we consider 'folklore': folklore as artifact, describable and diffusible entity, culture, and behavior. It describes the pervasiveness of folklore in everyday life.