Unit 1: Popular Noises
Text Ⅰ What Is This "Black" in Black Popular Culture?
Text Ⅱ From John Farmhand to Lordi: the Noise of Music
Unit 2 : The Political Economy of Music
Text Ⅲ The Music Industry and Rap:between the Street and the Executive Suite
Text Ⅳ Digitalisation, Music and Copyright
Unit 3 : Technology
Text Ⅴ The MP3 as Cultural Artifact
Text Ⅵ No Dead Air! The iPod and the Culture of Mobile Listening
Unit 4 : Musical Creativity, Authorship and Musicianship
Text Ⅶ Music, Culture, and Creativity
Text Ⅷ From Craft to Corporate Interfacing: Rock Musicianship in the Age of Music Television and Computer-Programmed Music
Unit 5: Musical Forms, Styles and Genres
Text Ⅸ Popular Music Analysis: Ten Apothegms and Four Instances
Text Ⅹ From "My Blue Heaven" to "Race with the Devil" : Echo, Reverb (Dis) Ordered Space in Early Popular Music Recording
Unit 6 : Visualizing Music
Text Ⅺ Panel Discussion on Film Sound / Film Music
Text Ⅻ The Aesthetics of Music Video: an Analysis of Madonna' s"Cherish"
Unit 7: Subjectivities, Bodies & Identities: Youth
Text ⅩⅢ Researching Youth Culture and Popular Music: a Methodological Critique
Text ⅩⅣ Just a Girl? Rock Music, Feminism, and the Cultural Construction of Female Youth
Unit 8: Subjectivities, Bodies & Identities: Gender and Sexuality
Text ⅩⅤ Turn the Beat Around: Richard Dyer' s "In Defence of Disco" Revisited
Text ⅩⅥ What' s That Smell? Queer Temporalities and Subcultural Lives
Unit 9 : Subjectivities, Bodies & Identifies: Race and Ethnicity
Text ⅩⅦ Music and the Global Order
Text ⅩⅧ From Bombay'to Bollywood: Tracking Cinematic and Music Tours
Unit 10: Spaces, Flows and Subjectivities
Text ⅩⅨ Dancing between Islands: Hip Hop and the Samoan Diaspora
Text ⅩⅩ Would You Like Some World Music with Your Latte? Starbucks, Putumayo, and Distributed Tourism
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