Roundtable

Music and the Public Sphere, “Coming-Of-Age in Wartime:...

By Holley Replogle-Wong

Holley Replogle-Wong UCLA

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

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...

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

By James Deaville

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

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

By Sanna Penderson

Introduction: Music and the Public Sphere

By Philip Gentry

Music As Object? A Discussion

By Reebee Garofalo, Robert Fink, Casper Partovi, Becky Gebhardt,

REEBEE GAROFALO To begin with, the history of the music industry is that it has greeted any new technology—from piano rolls to radio to cassette tape—with suspicion....