Format:
xi, 264 Seiten
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Illustrationen
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24 cm
ISBN:
1802078401
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9781802078404
Series Statement:
Liverpool studies in the politics of popular culture 1
Note:
Cover -- Contents -- Dedication -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction (Monique Charles) -- Notes on Contributors -- I. DIASPORA MUSIC AND THE BLACK ATLANTIC -- 1. Dub Come Save Me: The Diasporic Roots of UK Dub (Natalie Hyacinth) -- 2. RWD Selecta! (Monique Charles) -- 3. Black British Gospel Music: A Heritage and a Mishmash of Blackness (Practitioner Interview) (Lawrence 'L. J.' Johnson and Mary Gani) -- 4. 'Trap Atlantic': A Photo-essay (Nathaniel Télémaque) -- II. TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY BLACK BRITISH MUSIC
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5. Hopelessly in Love: Carroll Thompson's Reflections and Insights into the Patriarchal Politics within the Lovers Rock Reggae Scene (Lisa Amanda Palmer) -- 6. Jungle: A Critical Intersectional History (Julia Toppin) -- 7. Place, People, and Pentecostal Habitus (Pauline E. Muir) -- 8. Today's Warriors: British Jazz in the Twenty-First Century (Caspar Melville) -- 9. From London to Lagos (Michael Ugwu and Monique Charles) -- 10. Mangrove Steelband (Hannah Charles and Andrew Facey) -- III. SOCIO-POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC ISSUES
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11. Sounds of Oppression: The Lost Inheritance of the UK Reggae and Soundsystem Culture (Daniel 'Hussla D' Johnson and Roy Wallace) -- 12. Arresting Sounds: What UK Soundsystem Culture Teaches Us about Police Racism and Public Life (Lambros Fatsis) -- 13. Grime Practice as Refusal: Examining the Gender and Sexual Politics of Grime Music and the Scene's Black Male Dominance (Cheraine Donalea Scott) -- 14. Public Pedagogies of Resistance: Black British Women, Talk Di Ting (Silhouette Bushay) -- 15. Ways of Seeing: Black Male Identity(ies) and the Politics of Black Music (Poonam Madar) -- Index
Additional Edition:
ISBN 9781837646593
Additional Edition:
Erscheint auch als Online-Ausgabe ISBN 9781837646593
Language:
English
Keywords:
Großbritannien
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Schwarze
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Musik
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Geschichte 2001-2010
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