International Graduate Conference, Jul 2010, Paris, France
Analysing Popular music raises some interesting questions and problems about the nature of this term and about how one makes sense of the object of study, especially in the field of Communication. Understanding the sounds, words and images of popular music leads directly towards debates about dynamics of power and influence. In a time of cultural diversity and globalization, the construction of cultural identities or resistance to dominant forms of culture may also be discussed in a culturalist perspective.
Marc Kaiser. Music scene. Where Popular Music, its Media and Cultural policies meet in Communication studies.. International Graduate Conference, Jul 2010, Paris, France. ⟨hal-03017042⟩ - lien externe
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APA
Kaiser, M. (2010). Music scene. Where Popular Music, its Media and Cultural policies meet in Communication studies. https://hal.science/hal-03017042v1
MLA
Kaiser, Marc. Music Scene. Where Popular Music, Its Media and Cultural Policies Meet in Communication Studies. July 2010, https://hal.science/hal-03017042v1.
Chicago
Kaiser, Marc. 2010. “Music Scene. Where Popular Music, Its Media and Cultural Policies Meet in Communication Studies.” https://hal.science/hal-03017042v1.
Harvard
Kaiser, M. (2010) “Music scene. Where Popular Music, its Media and Cultural policies meet in Communication studies.” Available at: https://hal.science/hal-03017042v1.
ISO 690
KAISER, Marc, 2010. Music scene. Where Popular Music, its Media and Cultural policies meet in Communication studies. [en ligne]. July 2010. Disponible à l'adresse : https://hal.science/hal-03017042v1