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Autor(en) / Beteiligte

• Fast, Susan[Herausgeber]
• Jennex, Craig[Herausgeber]

Titel

Popular music and the politics of hope : queer and feminist interventions

Auflage

1. published

Ort / Verlag

New York : Routledge

Erscheinungsjahr

2019

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• Inhaltsverzeichnis

Beschreibungen/Notizen

• Displacing whiteness. Visions of wondaland: on Janelle Monaé's afrofuturistic vision / Marquita R. Smith ; Listening to difference : recognition and refusal in queer music diasporas / Craig Jennex ; Who's your daddy? : Beyoncé, the Dixie Chicks, and the art of outlaw protest / Francesca T. Royster -- Rethinking difference. Brave new ideas begin : disability, gender, and life-writing in twenty-first-century pop / Laurie Stras ; Round my hometown : listening to London in the racial politics of post-millennial British soul / Freya Jarman with Emily Baker ; Born to run and reckless : my life as a Pretender : rewriting the political imaginary of rock music memoir / Pamela Fox -- Decolonizing sound. Sounding the Halluci Nation : decolonizing race, masculinity, and global solidarities with a Tribe Called Red / Alexa Woloshyn ; Addict(ive) sex: toward an intersectional approach to Truth Hurts' Addictive and Afro-South Asian hip hop and R&B / Elliott H. Powell ; Hip hop dialogues : sampling women's hand drum songs and the Canadian popular mainstream / Liz Przybylski --- Refusing conventions. Electro-pop as Trojan horse : hearing the call to arms in Anohni's Hopelessness / Maria Murphy -- Genders, genres, generations : Jacqueline Warwick and Susan McClary in conversation / Susan McClary and Jacqueline Warwick -- Power in the darkness and angry Atthis : anthems, genres and the queer voice / Jack Halberstam -- Voicing resilience. Resisting the politics of aging : Madonna and the value of female labor in popular music / Tiffany Naiman ; Vera Lynn 100 : retirement, aging, and legacy for a national treasure / Christina Baade ; Sounding lockdown : singing in administrative segregation at the Louisiana correctional institute for women / Benjamin J. Harbert and Consuela Gaines.