
The New (Ethno)musicologies
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The New (Ethno)musicologies seeks to answer these questions by addressing and critically examining key issues in contemporary ethnomusicology. Set in two parts, the volume explores ethnomusicology's shifting relationship to other disciplines and to its own "mythic" histories and plots a range of potential developments for its future. It attempts to address how ethnomusicology might be viewed by those working both inside and outside the discipline and what its broader contribution and relevance might be within and beyond the academy.
Henry Stobart has collected essays from key figures in ethnomusicology and musicology, including Caroline Bithell, Martin Clayton, Fabian Holt, Jim Samson, and Abigail Wood, as well as Europea series editors, Martin Stokes and Philip V. Bohlman. The engaging result presents a range of perspectives, reflecting on disciplinary change, methodological developments, and the broader sphere of music scholarship in a fresh and unique way, and will be a key source for students and scholars.
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- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Table of Contents
- Series Editors' Foreword
- Introduction
- Part One: Questions Of Discipline
- 1: Perspectives On Ethnomusicology
- (a) A View from Musicology
- (b) Why I'm Not an Ethnomusicologist: A View from Anthropology
- (c) A View from Popular Music Studies: Genre Issues
- 2: We are All (Ethno)musicologists Now
- 3: Exorcisintgh E Ancestors?
- (a) Ethnomusicology, Alterity, and Disciplinary Identity
- or "Do We Still Need an Ethno-?" "Do We Still Need an -ology?
- (b) Praisesong to the Ancestors and the Post-New Nuclear Family
- (c) Beyond the Academy
- 4: Other Ethnomusicologies, Another Musicology: The Serious Play of Disciplinary Alterity
- Part Two: A New Ethnomusicology?
- 5: Ethnomusicology, Intermusability, and Performance Practice
- 6: Toward an Ethnomusicology of Sound Experience
- 7: E-Fieldwork: A Paradigm for the Twenty-first Century?
- 8: New Directions in Ethnomusicology: Seven Themes toward Disciplinary Renewal
- 9: Afterword
- About the Contributors
- Index
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