The Cambridge companion to hip-hop / edited by Justin A. Williams.

Bibliographic Details
Uniform Title:Cambridge companions to music.
Other Authors: Williams, Justin A.
Language:English
Published: Cambridge, United Kingdom : Cambridge University Press, 2015.
Series:Cambridge companions to music.
Subjects:
Rap (Music) > History and criticism.
Rap (Music)
Physical Description:xv, 349 pages ; 25 cm.
Variant Title:
Hip-hop.
Format: Book
Contents:
  • MC origins : rap and spoken word poetry / Alice Price-Styles
  • Hip-hop dance / Imani K. Johnson
  • Hip-hop visual arts / Ivor Miller
  • Djs and turntabilism / Kjetil Falkenberg Hansen
  • The fifth element : knowledge / Travis Gosa
  • Hip-hop and religion : from the mosque to the church / Christina Zanfagna
  • Hip-hop theater and performance / Nicole Hodges Persley
  • Lyrics and flow in rap music / Oliver Kautny
  • The musical analysis of hip-hop / Kyle Adams
  • The glass : hip-hop production / Chris Tabron
  • Hip-hop and racial identification : an (auto)ethnographic perspective / Anthony Kwame Harrison
  • Thirty years of rapsploitation : hip-hop culture in American cinema / Geoff Harkness
  • Barbz and Kings : explorations of gender and sexuality in hip-hop / Regina Bradley
  • Hip-hop and politics / Chris Deis
  • Intertextuality, sampling, and copyright / Justin A. Williams
  • Nerdcore hip-hop / Amanda Sewell
  • Framing gender, race, and hip-hop in boyz in the hood, do the right thing and slam / Adam Haupt
  • Japanese hip-hop : alternative stories / Noriko Manabe
  • Council estate of mind : the British rap tradition and London's hip-hop scene / Richard Bramwell
  • Cuban hip-hop / Sujatha Fernandes
  • Senegalese hip-hop / Ali Colleen Neff
  • Off the grid : instrumental hip-hop and experimentalism after the golden age / Mike D'errico
  • Stylized Turkish German as the resistance vernacular of German hip-hop / Brenna Byrd
  • "Bringin' '88 back" : historicizing rap music's greatest year / Loren Kajikawa
  • "Where ya at?" : hip-hop's political locations in the Obama era / Michael P. Jeffries.