The discovery of a peculiar good: towards a reading of Nell Stroud's 'Josser: days and nights in the circus'.

Abstract

This paper is a reflexive account of an encounter with an auto-ethnographic text of life in a travelling circus written from the perspective of a member of a circus family. Utilises MacIntyre’s ‘practice-based community’ as an interpretive lens. Research progressed in Culture and Organization 2006 and forthcoming book chapter 2007.

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