Gertrude Stein and Seriality

Haselstein, Ulla

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“…This relates to a recent strand of literary theory, which argues that contemporary conceptions of authenticity "seem more concerned with reestablishing connections between individuals and society than in advocating individual protest and autonomy." In other words, authenticity is "redefined in terms of sincerity" [56]. More specifically, this means that the notion of authenticity has been detached from an embattled stance and is reframed as an act of decorum, as a way of coming to terms with morals and values prescribed by society (Trilling, 1972).…”

Section: Relational Over Oppositional Aesthetics: Distancing From Punmentioning

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Bringing the banjo back to life: The field of Dutch independent folk music as participatory culture

Poecke

Michael

2016

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In this paper we investigate factors underlying the production of independent folk music (indie folk) in the Netherlands. By studying the creation, distribution and reception of indie folk music through in-depth interviewing, we argue that the social production of indie folk music is affected by a shift towards ‘participatory culture’ brought about by the rise of the Internet and Web 2.0. We note how Web 2.0 helps musicians to educate themselves and to develop careers in music. Secondly, from the perspective of both musicians and gatekeepers, participatory culture links their preferences for participatory aesthetics, decreasing boundaries between creators, distributors and users. Within the idiom of folk music, they distinguish themselves from the mainstream, creating more sincere performances. Thirdly, from the perspective of the audience, fans actively contribute by organizing small-scale events, enabling the audience to establish (trans)local scenes, reframing music as a social experience.

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Section: Relational Over Oppositional Aesthetics: Distancing From Punmentioning

confidence: 99%

Bringing the banjo back to life: The field of Dutch independent folk music as participatory culture

Poecke

Michael

2016

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Gertrude Stein and Seriality

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Bringing the banjo back to life: The field of Dutch independent folk music as participatory culture

Bringing the banjo back to life: The field of Dutch independent folk music as participatory culture

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