... This chapter deals with the issue of autonomy and interdependency in the Brazilian associative tradition. Its point of departure is the debate on civil society autonomy as it was set up during the 1980s. The discussion moves beyond this debate by placing it in the context of the democratization...

... ends. This chapter deals with the issue of autonomy and interdependency in the Brazilian associative tradition. Its point of departure is the debate on civil society autonomy as it was set up during the 1980s. The discussion moves beyond this debate by placing it in the context of the...

... Bridenbaugh decried in a 1962 American Historical Association presidential address, but tackling, as a white Jew with immigrant roots, akin to almost academic Nat Hentoff, a subject that Black scholars were rapidly making their own. Levine responded with staunch disciplinarity, drawing upon folklore, ethno...

...388 · PART VII professionally in the 1910s. The Smart Set tours of Ernest Hogan, Salem Tutt Whitney, and Sherman Dudley were in a continuum with tented minstrel shows like Silas Green from New Orleans and the eventual Theater Owners Booking Association chitlin cir cuit. Blind Lemon Jefferson, model...

... for the gods and engagement pre sents (see figure 10.1). Back then, the p opu lAr religiosit y 53 temple was a small, dilapidated local deity temple. After it was rebuilt and registered with the Daoist Association in 1996, these meat offerings tapered off. Later, when the temple or ga nized cele...

... country, responsible for the beginnings of what we now perceive as a mass phenomenon. Then Dylan went electric. Against an amplified vernacular, the folk- popular shrank in stature. When an academic, Philip Bohlman, took up folk again, with The Study of Folk Music in the Modern World (1988), he was a...

... Whitney, and Sherman Dudley were in a continuum with tented minstrel shows like Silas Green from New Orleans and the eventual Theater Owners Booking Association chitlin cir cuit. Blind Lemon Jefferson, model of seem- ingly folk- derived country blues, actually utilized a guitar lick taken from Butler...

...Topics in Pro gress · 391 CODIFYING A PRECARIOUS BUT GLOBAL ACADEMIC FIELD David Hesmondhalgh and Keith Negus, eds., Popu lar Music Studies, 2002 By the twenty- first century, Simon Frith, the International Association for the Study of Popu lar Music (iaspm), and the journal Popu lar Music, all...

... other (Hinton 2014, 65), but also undoes the nation as a bounded unit and associates it with otaku movement. Like the government with its Cool Japan policy, Bamboo s question comes in response to manga/anime fans abroad. Both Bamboo and the government imagine and create the nation and relations to it...

... sent, from the aforemen- tioned My Love From the Star to My New Sassy Girl (dir. Jo Geun- sik, 2016), a Chinese- Korean coproduced sequel, and a tele vi sion serial version of My Sassy Girl (dir. Oh Jin- seok, SBS, May 29 July 18, 2017). In this chapter, I consider the popularity of the abject beauty...

... focusing on details of a par tic u lar studio s commercial operations, I do not wish to sugest that photography s popularity in Sor at the time that Diop was working can be attributed exclusively to its commercial success, or to the mar- keting efforts of metropolitan actors. Rather, I want to sugest that...

...INTRODUCTION  KYUNG HYUN KIM Indexing Korean Popular Culture At op aconcert K-­p in the United States, thousands of young Americans scream as American pop performer will.i.am of the Black Eyed Peas joins the Korean act 2NE1 onstage to sing and dance to their Korean-la­ nguage...

...378 · PART VII had never received such expert defense), retail use of George Michael to make purchasing an outfit appealing this was music as prosthetic, used by people conscious of emotional stances and scenarios associated with par tic u lar physical forms sentimentality, romance, anger...

... Popular Culture  345 TRAJECTORY OF THE “OLLEH” CAMPAIGN To illustrate how advertising becomes a site of contestations in South Korea, I outline a trajectory of a 2009 advertising campaign by telecom giant kt. Seeking to bury its image of a clunky government-­associated corporation, kt ran a series...

... banal sense of the term. . . consists . . . entirely of notes (the particles of music) and rests . . . , 26 and Monk s riffs on familiar popular pieces, pri- marily from Tin Pan Alley musicals, are distinguished by their original phrasing lengths and their rests or pauses. Monk makes hesitation...

... Sh chunat Hatikva ( the neighborhood of hope, an ironic name for Tel Aviv s poor- est and most troubled neighborhood, at the time associated with poverty, misery, and crime). The emergent musical genre drew from the rich cultural heritage of Mizra i Jews, and soon began functioning as a vehicle for...

... were regularly featured in the popular filmfarsi genre, it was stricken from state broadcasts because of its low- class associations and coarse content. Nevertheless, mardomi music recordings were hugely popular, inexpensive to produce, and therefore lucrative. But mardomi musicians were not...

... the worst cities in the world. 1 Popular Perceptions of Dirty 91 The written archival sources that formed the backbone for previous chapters indicated that in the past, African media consumers local value systems often exceeded government officials understandings of them and defied assimilation...

... This chapter deals with the issue of autonomy and interdependency in the Brazilian associative tradition. Its point of departure is the debate on civil society autonomy as it was set up during the 1980s. The discussion moves beyond this debate by placing it in the context of the...