Transforming Ethnomusicology Volume I

Ethnomusicological Praxis: An Introduction Beverley Diamond and Salwa El-Shawan Castelo-Branco Chapter 1: Changing Praxis and Ethical Practice: Lessons for Ethnomusicology from Applied Anthropology Tony Seeger Chapter 2: International Council for Traditional Music and Society for Ethnomusicology: A Reflection through Two Complementary Lenses Svanibor Pettan Chapter 3: Collaborative Ethnography: Trends, Developments, and Opportunities Luke Eric Lassiter Chapter 4: Sincerely Outspoken: Towards a Critical Activist Ethnomusicology David A. McDonald Chapter 5: "How Is that Going to Help Anyone?" A Critical Activist Ethnomusicology Oliver Y. Shao Chapter 6: Praxis through Honk: The Rise of Politically Active Street Brass Bands in the United States Becky Liebman Chapter 7: Zafé Fatra (The Affair of Trash) and the Affair of Scholarly Engagement: Can Music (and Music Scholarship) Really Clean Up the Streets of Port-au-Prince? Rebecca Dirksen Chapter 8: Engaged Activist Research: Dialogical Interventions Towards Revitalizing the Chinese Glove Puppet Theatre in Penang Tan Sooi Beng Chapter 9: On Not Knowing: Academically Based Community Service, Faith Based Organizations, and the Transformation of Ethnomusicological Praxis Carol Muller and Nina Öhman Chapter 10: Performing Transitional Justice: Song, Truth-telling and Memory in South Sudan Angela Impey Chapter 11: Witnessing: A Methodology Deborah Wong