Brazilian popular music and citizenship / edited by Idelber Avelar and Christopher Dunn.
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| Language: | English |
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Durham, NC :
Duke University Press,
2011.
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| Series: | Duke University Press Books.
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| Physical Description: | 1 online resource (x, 364 pages) : illustrations |
| Format: | Electronic eBook |
Contents:
- Dissonant voices under a regime of order-unity : popular music and work in the Estado Novo / Adalberto Paranhos
- Orpheonic chant and the construction of childhood in Brazilian elementary education / Flávio Oliveira
- Farewell to MPB / Carlos Sandroni
- From Mr. Citizen to the defective android : Tom Zé and citizenship in Brazil / Christopher Dunn
- Rude poetics of the 1980s : the politics and aesthetics of the Titãs / Angélica Madeira
- "We live daily in two countries" : audiotopias of postdictatorship Brazil / Frederick Moehn
- Soundtracking landlessness : music and rurality in the Movimento dos Trabalhadores Rurais sem Terra / Malcolm K. McNee
- Zhen Brasil's Japanese Brazilian groove / Shanna Lorenz
- Embodying the Favela : representation, mediation, and citizenship in the music of Bezerra da Silva / Aaron Lorenz
- Hip-Hop in São Paulo : identity, community formation, and social action / Wivian Weller and Marco Aurélio Paz Tella
- "Conquistando espaço" : hip-hop occupations of São Paulo / Derek Pardue
- Funk music made in Brazil : media and moral panic / João Freire Filho and Micael Herschmann
- Technobrega, Forró, Lambada : The parallel music of Brazil / Hermano Vianna
- "Tradition as Adventure": Black music, new Afro-descendant subjects and pluralization of modernity in Salvador da Bahia / Osmundo Pinho
- Modernity, agency, and sexuality in the Pagode Baiano / Ari Lima
- Candeal and Carlinhos Brown : social and musical contexts of an Afro-Brazilian community / Goli Guerreiro
- Of mud huts and modernity : the performance of civic progress at Arcoverde's São João festival / Daniel Sharp
- Mangue beat music and the coding of citizenship in sound / Idelber Avelar.