Glenn Gould Theodor Adorno Edward W. Said Music and Society
Music Cultural Pedagogy in the ‘Network Society’
... The rise of the network society has been described by Manuel Castells (2010/1996). Later on, Jan van Dijk analyzed and modeled communication in the network society (2006/1999). In his research, van Dijk ...
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Edward Blyth and the Asiatic Society
... John Gould, the renowned ornithologist considered Blyth as one of the first zoologist of his time and the founder of the study of zoology in ...Asiatic Society of Bengal, Proceedings of Zoological ...
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Bourdieu and Adorno on the Transformation of Culture in Modern Society: Towards a Critical Theory of Cultural Production
... of society: although culture, as part of the ideological superstructure of society, must not be reduced to a mere reflection of the market, as the economic base of society, the former cannot be fully ...
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Ethics in the Music Business and its Impact on Popular Music, Society and Culture
... Self-expression and individualism have firm roots in the business of music. Challenging models of postmodernism, rationalism, individualism, and themes that redefine meaning, and value are the cornerstone of the ...
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Transport and society
... The remainder of the paper consists of two main parts. The first of these seeks to provide a factual picture of UK society and thus portray the complex pattern of interrelated trends that symbolise how, as ...
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Self mastery and universal history : Horkheimer and Adorno on the conditions of a society 'in control of itself'
... a society that is in control of itself will be shown to require not only the existence of the capacity to exercise self-mastery in appropriate contexts and in accordance with appropriate ends, but also the view of ...
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Technology, society, and visioning the future of music festivals
... the music festival to survive it is vital to assess current and future environments, that is, to deal not only with current issues such as restraints on funding, a decreasing number of volunteers (Lockstone & ...
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said-edward--orientalism (2) best scan rev ed. (1)
... "Arab society is and always has been based on a system of client-patron relationships"); that Arabs can function only in con- flict situations; that prestige is based solely on the ability to dominate ...
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Conceptions of the west in international relations thought : from Oswald Spengler to Edward Said
... As in other fields, Spengler rejected the idea of a universally valid form of economic thought, seeing economic life as unique to each Culture. However, all economies matured through the cycles of their Cultures. The ...
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‘I, me, mine?’: an initial consideration of (popular music record) collecting aesthetics, identities & practices
... the music industry, but at the same time musicians, and other creative personnel, reneging on their responsibilities to themselves and their colleagues has been a recurring narrative with creativity ultimately ...
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The Past, Present and Future of Music in Education: a transdisciplinary framework designed to promote re-engagement and reform in music education for teachers, students and the community
... of society, as Augustine ...Western society as a whole, and therefore the education system, were under the all-pervasive and ever-present influence of Augustinian ...criticising, music education ...
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... pop music appeared in 1970’s but its industrialization refers to the development of the involved industries which began in ...in music is shown in the more awareness of the Balinese people in enjoying ...
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Edward Said and Michel Foucault: Representation of the Notion of Discourse in Colonial Discourse Theory
... Edward Said is known as one of the pioneer figures of postcolonial studies, alongside Homi Bhabha and Gayatri Chakravorty Spivak, and he is often considered as the originator of the colonial discourse ...
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Adorno is a punk rocker - negation and 80s alternative rock music
... suspicion of the mainstream: “Seduced by sugary hooks and blatantly obvious rhythm tracks, you wander blindly through the stunning mediocrity of it all until someone of objectively immaculate taste, such as myself, opens ...
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Music in e. m. forster's a room with a view and howards end: The conflicting presentation of nineteenth-century aesthetics
... does, Adorno and Horkheimer question the rationality of a society that considers increasing domination to be ...T.W. Adorno and Max Horkheimer, Dialectic of Enlightenment, ...
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Community music: history and current practice, its constructions of ‘community’, digital turns and future soundings
... International Society of Music Education’s (ISME) newly-established Community Music Activity commission in 1990: ‘Community music is characterised by the following principles: ...
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Beginnings: Edward W Said and questions of nationalism
... The projected demise of the nation-state has been a central aspect of many different kinds of debates about the nature of contemporary society. Yet, amidst varying discussions about „glocalisation‟, ...
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Book Reviews: Towards a Theory of Musical Reproduction by Theodor W. Adorno, Henri Lonitz, WielandHoban; Philosophy of New Music by Theodor W. Adorno, Robert Hullot-Hentor; Letters to his Parents by Theodor W. Adorno, Christoph Gödde, Wieland Hoban, Henri Lonitz
... If Adorno dismissed the suggestion of one student at Darmstadt that ‘in order to bring Beethoven up to date one would have to add new, more spicy harmonies’ ...Beethoven’s music; rather because of his clear ...
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Analysis, Philosophy and the Challenge of Critical Theory: Michael Spitzer’s Music as Philosophy: Adorno and Beethoven’s Late Style
... and Adorno are appro- priate authorities on which to found a reading of Beethoven’s late style because they arise from the same epistemic context, which is the strand of modernism represented by German ...
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Edward Said on Intellectuals’ Identity and Ideology of Difference
... is parochial in his delineation of the triumphant narrative of Zionism(Said and Christopher, 1988:177), but he willingly ignores the rights of those who happen to be non-Jews. Ironically, after being the ...
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