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  • IWF  (2)
  • Fielhauer, Helmut Paul  (2)
  • BHWK (Wien)  (2)
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    Faschingsbrauchtum in Österreich, Steiermark: Die "Pleß". Eine Randgruppe der Brauchgestalten des Ausseer Faschings. Bad Aussee 1977 (1980)
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    In:  (Jan. 1980)
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    Pages: Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
    Angaben zur Quelle: (Jan. 1980)
    Keywords: Europe ; clothing ; spezielle Kleidung ; material culture ; disguising ; art ; carnival procession ; Pleß ; Styria ; masks ; seasonal festivities ; Feste ; Maskentreiben, Maskenumzug ; Gesellschaft ; Kunst ; costumes ; custom / course of the year ; accessories ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Bräuche ; Europa ; Accessoires ; cultural studies ; materielle Kultur ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; shrovetide ; Fastnacht ; Steiermark ; winter customs ; masks / wearing ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; Pless ; mask-wearing ; arts (ethnology) ; Winterbräuche ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Brauchtum / Jahreslauf ; jahreszeitliche Festivitäten ; Fasnacht ; Kleidung ; masked procession ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Masken ; Verkleidungen ; masquerade ; Austria ; society ; Verkleidung, Verhüllung ; customs ; special clothing ; Masken-Tragen ; Masken / Tragen ; Österreich ; feasts
    Abstract: Kurze Straßenszenen im Zentrum des Marktes Bad Aussee am Nachmittag des Faschingsdienstages mit den Maskengestalten "Pleß". Scientific film document shot on Shrove tuesday 1977.
    Abstract: In the center of Bad Aussee appear in the afternoon of Shrove tuesday among other masked persons the "Pleß". These are youths dressed in old, worn clothes, carrying sticks with rags tied on to them. They dip these rags in puddles and run after other young people with them, who in their turn throw snowballs and pieces of ice, shouting "Pleß, Pleß". Therefore the "Pleß" have protected their heads with "helmets", consisting of beehive, boothheads or washing powder boxes.
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    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-2616
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  • 2
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    Faschingsbrauchtum in Österreich, Steiermark: Die "Pleß". Eine Randgruppe der Brauchgestalten des Ausseer Faschings. Bad Aussee 1977 (1980)
    BHWK (Wien)
    In:  (Jan. 1980)
    Details
    Language: Undetermined , Undetermined
    Pages: Originalton ohne gesprochenen Text , Original sound, no spoken text
    Angaben zur Quelle: (Jan. 1980)
    Keywords: Europe ; clothing ; spezielle Kleidung ; material culture ; disguising ; art ; carnival procession ; Pleß ; Styria ; masks ; seasonal festivities ; Feste ; Maskentreiben, Maskenumzug ; Gesellschaft ; Kunst ; costumes ; custom / course of the year ; accessories ; Encyclopaedia Cinematographica ; Bräuche ; Europa ; Accessoires ; cultural studies ; materielle Kultur ; Ethnologie/Kulturanthropologie ; shrovetide ; Fastnacht ; Steiermark ; winter customs ; masks / wearing ; ethnology/cultural anthropology ; Pless ; mask-wearing ; arts (ethnology) ; Winterbräuche ; Kulturwissenschaften ; Brauchtum / Jahreslauf ; jahreszeitliche Festivitäten ; Fasnacht ; Kleidung ; masked procession ; Künste (Ethnologie) ; Masken ; Verkleidungen ; masquerade ; Austria ; society ; Verkleidung, Verhüllung ; customs ; special clothing ; Masken-Tragen ; Masken / Tragen ; Österreich ; feasts
    Abstract: Kurze Straßenszenen im Zentrum des Marktes Bad Aussee am Nachmittag des Faschingsdienstages mit den Maskengestalten "Pleß". Scientific film document shot on Shrove tuesday 1977.
    Abstract: In the center of Bad Aussee appear in the afternoon of Shrove tuesday among other masked persons the "Pleß". These are youths dressed in old, worn clothes, carrying sticks with rags tied on to them. They dip these rags in puddles and run after other young people with them, who in their turn throw snowballs and pieces of ice, shouting "Pleß, Pleß". Therefore the "Pleß" have protected their heads with "helmets", consisting of beehive, boothheads or washing powder boxes.
    Note: Audiovisuelles Material
    DOI: 10.3203/IWF/E-2616
    URL: link to metadata
    URL: thumbnail
    URL: audiovisual media
    Library Location Call Number Volume/Issue/Year Availability
    BibTip Others were also interested in ...
    AV-Medium
    IWF
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