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...Michael Kurek; Cecelia Tichi Copyright © 1995 by Duke University Press 1995 Michael Kurek and Cecelia Tichi Country Music and the Contemporary Composer: The Case of Paul Martin Zonn In 1981, Joel Krosnick, cellist of the Juilliard String Quartet, commissioned a work from composer Paul Martin...

...Alan K. Manchester The Musical Experience of Composer, Performer, Listener . By Sessions Roger . Princeton : Princeton University Press , 1950 . Pp. 127 . $2.50 . Copyright © 1951 by Duke University Press 1951 448 The South Atlantic Quarterly two of the best are Vision...

... as the Träger of a unified meaning and his notion of social conflict as the expression of ideal differences composing a harmonious whole contributed to a severe reduction of the critique of idealism. This provoked a drawn-out battle between the Frankfurt School and the sociology of knowledge. The problem...

...Amanda Armstrong Composed in the aftermath of the 2009–10 protests at California universities, “States of Indebtedness” provides a critical appraisal and recounting of these events, stressing their disruptive effects in relation to the increasingly damaging social and spatial relations...

... that the old issues that composed the problematic of dual power in the Latin America of the seventies are transposed into the present in the guise of the question regarding the commons and the state. To stage this, the article traces a brief history of the transformation of the question, from René Zavaleta...

...) and the “shock of administrative order” (Choque de Ordem) policy have been joined with new financial mechanisms to ensure the governance of favela territories. This essay argues, however, that the large protests that started in Brazil in June 2013 compose a terrain of contestation and alternatives based...

... on. It develops the point through an analysis that foregrounds the pragmatically constitutive logic of speculative fictions and expectations and the plastic logic of value. The argument that speculative practices compose a particular kind of economic order is developed through a historically contextualized...

...Matthew Burtner Climate change music employs changing environmental conditions as instruments and procedures for music composition and performance. Using a combination of musical analysis and field journals to reveal methods of active listening and composing with climate change, this article shows...

... and advocates for the abolition of the couple and the family in their present forms. Instead, she envisions a new love outside of property relations, which would be composed of multiple forms of social bonds. Copyright © 2017 Duke University Press 2017 love Kollontai Foucault Lenin private property...

... for understanding, as well as difficult battles over the event’s meanings. My point of departure for analyzing March 8 is to take the struggle as an interpretative key, as one event within the overflowing of the current feminist struggle composed of multiple voices that possess common meanings, which we can observe...

.... However, in “Critical Care,” I add a third case in a midrange scale: the care community. The care community is a voluntary social formation, composed of friends, family, and neighbors, that coalesces around someone in need. It is my contention that by exploring the care community, we can make important...

... . It first seeks to spatialize temporal logics like contradiction through the Hegelian concept of “material contradiction,” which is outside of time, language, and consciousness. It then tries to ponder the built environment as composed of overlapping material contradictions, multiple sites of praxes—past...

... nonhumans. The intricate consensus‐based decision‐making protocols that compose the Rotinonhsión:ni Confederacy's precolonial governance system likewise attest to the respect for separation that pervades all relations, as if the potential of Rotinonhsión:ni diplomacy to render sovereign power destitute had...

... experiments and adventures in music launched in our century. We all know that the music of our epoch is impossible to confuse with that of the century before, whether it is composed by a moderate respectful of tradition or by an extremist sick of all precedent, and whether it is scored for a string quartet...

... experiments and adventures in music launched in our century. We all know that the music of our epoch is impossible to confuse with that of the century before, whether it is composed by a moderate respectful of tradition or by an extremist sick of all precedent, and whether it is scored for a string quartet...

... to the unending nights traveling and performing to the recording ses- sions to the composing. The work extends to the emotional reach of sound, the politics of race and nation. Buried under layers of narra...

... in 1932. Everywhere in the German-speaking countries in 1933 the fiftieth anniversary of the composer s death provoked the most unstinted praise of his works and of his ideals, and Wagnerian music festivals, exhibitions, lectures, and celebrations were the order of the day. This enthusiasm was by no means...

..., but also undercurrents; witness the powerful, majestic rhythm of Song of the Redwood-Tree. He mentioned practically every instrument and every type of voice in his writings. Many times he composed poetry while or after hearing music, often that of his brother Jeff. Although Whitman probably never played...

... as the skeleton of a heroic and pathetic story. Soon, in 1925, his Porgy was called by critics a strikingly new kind of novel about the Negro, sympathetic, colorful, and happily free of propaganda. One reviewer announced that it would make a fine opera and called for an American composer to undertake the task...

.... You point out to him the name of Manuel de Falla on the program and sug­ gest that his presence and participation should be some guar­ antee of artistic worth. Who is he? Spain s greatest liv­ ing composer. You don t tell me. Well, we are in luck for once. Come to think of it, our host did tell...