Tron, a computer program champion who fights for the human Users against the megalomaniacal Master Control Program of the ENCOM computer mainframe.
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Academic Text by Barbara AlgeThe development of a «Luso world music», a transnational musical movement that brings together popular and traditional musics of the Portuguese-speaking world and departing mainly from the city of Lisbon.
Academic Text by Julian WarnerDer Autor beleuchtet, inwieweit sich Akteure im bayerischen Mundart-Rap hegemonialen Diskursen um Sprache, Repräsentation und Rassismus widersetzen.
Academic Text by Sverker Hyltén-CavalliusHow we might understand and conceptualize nostalgia for past futures? This article focuses the cold war nostalgia and on welfare state utopias.
Academic Text by Benjamin CourtPsychedelic Echoes of German New Left Negative Utopianism.
Academic Text by Brooke McCorkleMusic and the Future in Wong Kar-wai’s «Chungking Express» (1994)
Academic Text by Florian CarlGhanaian Gospel Music, Born-Again Christianity, and the Nonconformity of the Ethnographer. // This discussion of the gospel phenomenon in Ghana will be framed by a critical reflection on ethnomusicological methodology.
Academic Text by Portia SeddonWithin the past decade, African-, Latin American-, and Caribbean-centered popular music weblogs have emerged as complex mediated spaces of cultural debate and transformation. // Notes on the Ethnography of Mediated Music.
Academic Text by Gregory Scruggs, Alexandra LippmanRe-Sounding Space For a New Rio de Janeiro. // As an anthropologist and urban planning researcher with specialties in music and sound, we have combined our backgrounds to examine the politics of reconstructing soundscapes in Rio de Janeiro.
Academic Text by Anja BrunnerEncountering Cameroonian Pop Music in Yaoundé and the Challenge of Similarity. // In this paper, Bikutsi pop is discussed within the framework of collective «aesthetic cosmopolitanism» as proposed by Motti Regev.