Language, rhythm & sound : Black popular cultures into the twenty-first century /
Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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Otros Autores: | , |
Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
Idioma: | Inglés |
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Pittsburgh, Pa. :
University of Pittsburgh Press,
[1997]
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Colección: | University of Pittsburgh Press Digital Editions
University of Pittsburgh Digital Collections |
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Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Introduction : Popular culture and the Black experience / Joseph K. Adjaye
- The discourse of Kente cloth : from haute couture to mass culture / Joseph K. Adjaye
- Sarbeeb : the art of oblique communication in Somali culture / Said S. Samatar
- Nana Ampadu, the Sung-tale metaphor, and protest discourse in contemporary Ghana / Kwesi Yankah
- Using Afrikan proverbs to provide an Afrikan-centered narrative for contemporary Afrikan-American parental values / Huberta Jackson-Lowman
- The frustrated project of soul in the drama of Ed Bullins / Nathan L. Grant
- Of Mules and men and men and women : the ritual of talking B[l]ack / Adrianne R. Andrews
- Debunking the beauty myth with Black pop culture in Terry McMillan's Waiting to exhale / Rita B. Dandridge
- A womanist turn on the hip-hop theme : Leslie Harris's Just another girl on the IRT / Andre Willis
- Translating the double-dutch to hip-hop : the musical vernacular of Black girls play / Kyra D. Gaunt
- The language culture of rap music videos / Patricia A. Washington and Lynda Dixon Shaver
- The sound of culture : dread discourse and Jamaican sound systems / Louis Chude-Sokei
- "An-Ba-Chen'n La (Chained together) : the landscape of Kassav's Zouk / Brenda F. Berrian
- Mas' in Broklyn : immigration, race, and the cultural politics of Carnival / Rachel Buff
- Popular music, appropriation, and the circular culture of labor migration in Southern Africa : the case of South Africa and Malawi / Lupenga Mphande and Ikechukwu Okafor Newsum
- Cultural survivalisms and marketplace subversions : Black popular culture and politics into the twenty-first century / Tricia Rose.