Britishness, Popular Music, and National Identity: The Making of Modern Britain: Routledge Studies in Popular Music
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781032925028
ISBN-10: 1032925027
Pagini: 266
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Seria Routledge Studies in Popular Music
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 1032925027
Pagini: 266
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 mm
Greutate: 0.49 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: Taylor & Francis
Colecția Routledge
Seria Routledge Studies in Popular Music
Locul publicării:Oxford, United Kingdom
Public țintă
Academic, Postgraduate, and UndergraduateCuprins
Preface Introduction 1. Opening Ceremony I: The National Tradition 2. The National Voice 3. Canon, Heritage, and Tradition 4. Retrenchment and Rebellion II: The Communal Voice 5. The English People: Fractures and Fraternity 6. Women and Song 7. Race and Indigeneity III: Empire and Nation 8. An Elizabethan Age 9. Yesterday Came Suddenly 10. The Empire Slips Back Conclusion
Recenzii
"This is a brilliant work of interpretation of modern British culture...[it is] a good book to read for people who are working on pop culture studies themselves, historical or otherwise: it gives words to a definition of modern British culture that many people have probably thought about but never articulated. Also, it will make for a good final reading in a modern British history course at the seminar level, especially one focused on the postimperial era." - David Simonelli, Journal of British Studies
"This is an informative and often engaging read, which covers a broad sweep of the history of British popular music with an evident enthusiasm for its subject. It represents a valuable contribution to the corpus of academic literature on both popular music and national identity, and would be a welcome addition to the reading lists of scholars and students of History, Music and English Literature, as well as Cultural and Media Studies." --Ruth Adams, King’s College London, LSE Review of Books
"This volume is a fine examination of English pop music and evolving social attitudes and a must for all academic libraries, but it really is more than that. Morra opens new areas of discussion and reframes long-held competing theories and debates surrounding popular music. The book is not a mere academic exercise. There is nothing dry or dull here, as Morra maintains that popular music unsullied by sanitization imposed by the music industry is the legitimate voice of Britain. She invites her audience to re-examine their music collection in new ways and to listen again, this time for the sounds that have struggled to reshape Britain into a modern nation." - James Martens, Popular Music and Society
"This study by the Canadian-born Dr Morra, who teaches at Cardiff University's School of English, Communication and Philosophy, is timely...Morra concludes that, in becoming: “as much a part of national establishment culture as Shakespeare, Dickens, the BBC and the Queen” (p. 188) – as the Olympic opening ceremony demonstrated – British pop has become part of a national heritage that in spite of pop's anti-establishment posture is as entropic as the rest of the heritage industry, and which stands in the way of a more critical approach to the pressing issue of forming a positive sense of national identity." - Cultural Trends
"This is an informative and often engaging read, which covers a broad sweep of the history of British popular music with an evident enthusiasm for its subject. It represents a valuable contribution to the corpus of academic literature on both popular music and national identity, and would be a welcome addition to the reading lists of scholars and students of History, Music and English Literature, as well as Cultural and Media Studies." --Ruth Adams, King’s College London, LSE Review of Books
"This volume is a fine examination of English pop music and evolving social attitudes and a must for all academic libraries, but it really is more than that. Morra opens new areas of discussion and reframes long-held competing theories and debates surrounding popular music. The book is not a mere academic exercise. There is nothing dry or dull here, as Morra maintains that popular music unsullied by sanitization imposed by the music industry is the legitimate voice of Britain. She invites her audience to re-examine their music collection in new ways and to listen again, this time for the sounds that have struggled to reshape Britain into a modern nation." - James Martens, Popular Music and Society
"This study by the Canadian-born Dr Morra, who teaches at Cardiff University's School of English, Communication and Philosophy, is timely...Morra concludes that, in becoming: “as much a part of national establishment culture as Shakespeare, Dickens, the BBC and the Queen” (p. 188) – as the Olympic opening ceremony demonstrated – British pop has become part of a national heritage that in spite of pop's anti-establishment posture is as entropic as the rest of the heritage industry, and which stands in the way of a more critical approach to the pressing issue of forming a positive sense of national identity." - Cultural Trends
Descriere
This book offers a major exploration of the social and cultural importance of popular music to contemporary celebrations of Britishness. Rather than providing a history of popular music or an itemization of indigenous musical qualities, it exposes the influential cultural and nationalist rhetoric around popular music and the dissemination of tha