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▼a Festival activism /
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▼a Activist encounters in folklore and ethnomusicology |
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▼a Introduction : festival activism / David A. McDonald, Andrew Snyder, Jeremy Reed -- Disruption. Carnival arts and "freedom dreams" : an ethnography of culture, power, and black political struggle in London's carnival scene / Deonte L. Harris -- Rethinking relational geometries in musical events in Europe : artistic devices and activist implications / Filippo Bonini Baraldi -- Refuge. An accessible carnival : festivity, inclusion, and disability in Rio de Janeiro / Andrew Snyder -- The festivalization of feminism, DIY music, and intersecting identities at Ladyfests / Louise Barrie?re -- Renewal. Love songs that protest : sentipensante music making as postneoliberal activism in the neighborhood tango festivals of Buenos Aires / Jennie Gubner -- Al-Balad theater : festivals as sites of social action and community development in neoliberal Jordan / Jeremy Reed, Serene Huleileh -- Resignifying traditional festive culture for progressive ends in Portugal / Miguel Moniz -- Deliberation. Another possible world : transnotional activism activism at WOMAD / James Nissen -- Babala?wo and Bataleras : translocal academic and ritual activism at the Festival of the Caribbean (Festival del Caribe) in Eastern Santiago de Cuba / Ruthie Meadows -- Festival study as a framework for dialogic social justice : a perspective from Johannesburg / Oladele Ayorinde -- Futurity. Festival futurity at the Palestine Music Expo / David A. McDonald -- "The many ways we are alike" : the perils of multiculturalism in Boise's World Village Festival / Kimberly Marshall, Steven Hatcher -- Afterword : the work that music festivals do / Eric Fillion, Ajay Heble. |
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▼a "For decades, festivals have been important sites of inquiry for folklorists and ethnomusicologists alike as celebrations of culture. Moving beyond traditional discussions of staged culture and multiculturalism, however, this edited volume explores how festivals may be mobilized as strategic forms of direct action. Festival Activism is a diverse collection of case studies from scholars, performers, and arts administrators, all of whom deftly argue that festivals do more than simply celebrate culture; they also shape culture, creating new forms of aspirational community with direct political effects. Specifically, this volume addresses the many ways festivals provide resources for imagining and enacting social change, alternative citizenship, and long-term political transformation, revealing how performers, participants, and organizers encounter and challenge the myriad forms of violence that frame their worlds. With its emphasis on activism, direct action, and social justice, Festival Activism points toward a new paradigm in festival research, one that focuses on decolonial and justice-oriented methods to illuminate festivals' latent political potential"-- Provided by publisher. |
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