1998
DOI: 10.2307/852848
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Reputation in a Musical Scene: The Everyday Context of Connections between Music, Identity and Politics

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“…All of these characterise the scenes I have researched. The Brasiliense rock scenes act as social networks where reputations are built through negotiations of competition and cooperation, as Gerstin (1998) detailed. Despite the decentred nature of a particular scene, each locale will probably have a geographic 'centre' where, until it shifts elsewhere (as a scene's centre is apt to do), participants will feel 'at home' and carry out much of the social work necessary for the scene's maintenance.…”
Section: Brasília 'Capital Of Rock'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…All of these characterise the scenes I have researched. The Brasiliense rock scenes act as social networks where reputations are built through negotiations of competition and cooperation, as Gerstin (1998) detailed. Despite the decentred nature of a particular scene, each locale will probably have a geographic 'centre' where, until it shifts elsewhere (as a scene's centre is apt to do), participants will feel 'at home' and carry out much of the social work necessary for the scene's maintenance.…”
Section: Brasília 'Capital Of Rock'mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 U prilog tvrdnji da muzika nije isključivo deo popularne kulture, niti da je treba isključivo izjednačavati s umetnošću pisano je u mnogim antropološkim radovima, videti na primer: Banić-Grubišić, 2010;Bloch, 1974;Boas, 1927;Davis, 2005;Gerstin, 1998;Merriam 1964. 2 Kada govorim o malim grupama, pre svega mislim na definisanje tog pojma prema Fajnu (Fine) i Haringtonovoj (Harrington).…”
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“…Ono što je još važno napomenuti, ovom prilikom, jeste to da antropolozi ne proučavaju muziku u smislu njenih estetskih vrednosti. Oni sagledavaju njenu ulogu u širem društvenom sistemu i teže da kroz analizu uloge muzike u društvu razumeju društveni i kulturni sistem kojem pripada, te je muzička struktura ovde manje bitna.1 U prilog tvrdnji da muzika nije isključivo deo popularne kulture, niti da je treba isključivo izjednačavati s umetnošću pisano je u mnogim antropološkim radovima, videti na primer: Banić-Grubišić, 2010;Bloch, 1974;Boas, 1927;Davis, 2005;Gerstin, 1998;Merriam 1964. 2 Kada govorim o malim grupama, pre svega mislim na definisanje tog pojma prema Fajnu (Fine) i Haringtonovoj (Harrington).…”
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“…As Brian Larkin (2008: 219) observes, social scientists have tended to focus on cases in which technology works at an optimum. Ethnomusicology, for example, often emphasises the establishment of communities (Turino 2008) and scenes (Gerstin 1998;after Straw 1991), the creation and maintenance of technologically mediated national or transnational communities (Erlmann 2004), and the affirmation and reshaping of individual and collective identities through audio technologies (e.g., contributions in Wittkower 2008). In most cases, music is presented as a labile and fluid medium that swiftly mediates the production of new subjectivities, and technological innovation is viewed as enhancing the reach and scope of music's affective powers.…”
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confidence: 99%