An edition of Audible empire
(2016)
Audible empire
music, global politics, critique
by Ronald Michael Radano and Tejumola Olaniyan
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Audible Empire: Music, Global Politics, Critique
2016, Duke University Press
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Table of Contents
Introduction.
Hearing empire, imperial listening -- Ronald Radano and Tejumola Olaniyan -- Technologies of circulation.
Decolonizing the ear : the transcolonial reverberations of vernacular phonograph music -- Michael Denning
Smoking hot : cigarettes, jazz, and the production of global imaginaries in interwar Shanghai -- Nan Enstad
Circuit listening : Grace Chang and the dawn of the Chinese 1960s -- Andrew F. Jones
Audible displacements.
The aesthetics of allá : listening like a sonidero -- Josh Kun
Sound legacy : Elsie Houston -- Micol Seigel
Imperial aurality : jazz, the archive, and U.S. empire -- Jairo Moreno
Where they came from : reracializing music in the empire of silence -- Philip V. Bohlman
Cultural policies and politics in the sound market.
Di Eagle and di Bear : who gets to tell the story of the Cold War? -- Penny Von Eschen
Currents of revolutionary confluence : a view from Cuba's hip hop festival -- Marc Perry
Tango as intangible cultural heritage : development, diversity, and the values of music in Buenos Aires -- Morgan James Luker
Musical economies of the elusive metropolis -- Gavin Steingo
Anticolonialism.
The sound of anticolonialism -- Brent Hayes Edwards
Rap, race, revolution : post-9/11 Brown and a hip hop critique of empire -- Nitasha Sharma
Echo and anthem : representing sound, music, and difference in two colonial modern novels -- Amanda Weidman
Tonality as a colonizing force in Africa -- Kofi Agawu.
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 361-390), discography (pages 357-359), and index.
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