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Music and the Public Sphere, “Globalizing the Periphery: Transnational...

By Ivan Paolo de Paris Fontanari

Ivan Paolo de Paris Fontanari Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul[1] The research and writing of this paper were made possible through the sponsorship of CNPq...

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Music and the Public Sphere, “Selling War: Television News...

By James Deaville

James Deaville Carleton University Note: This paper makes heavy use of media examples. Please let document load entirely before reading on.

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Music and the Public Sphere, “Caught in the Great...

By Sanna Penderson

Articles

Beginning Credits and Beyond: Music and the Cinematic Imagination

By Giorgio Biancorosso

For it might be at first thought that the whole kingdom of imagination was one of deception also. Not so: the action of the imagination is a...

Articles

What I Hear is Thinking Too: Deleuze and Guattari...

By Timothy S. Murphy and Daniel W. Smith

Of the many forms of expression through which their thought moves, flowing and multiplying without privilege or hierarchy, Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari number “pop” among the...

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“We Thank the Technology Goddess for Giving Us the...

By Gina Fatone

“Intensification is the Name of the Game”[1]Victor Turner, on the necessity of an acute centering of attention on the “here and now” in ritual performance. See Turner,...

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Introduction: Music and the Public Sphere

By Philip Gentry

Reviews

The House that Jimi Built: Seattle’s Experience Music Project

By Russell Reising

Reviews

Boston Lyric Opera, Akhnaten, Die Zauberflöte, and Aida

By John Richardson

Reviews

James Joyce’s “The Dead,” by Richard Nelson and Shaun...

By Erin Templeton