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Popular music - Social aspects.

Overview

Works:	16 works in 12 publications in 12 languages

Titles

Sexing the groove :popular music and gender / by: (Language materials, printed)

Beyond subculturepop, youth, and identity in a postcolonial world / by: (Electronic resources)

Cultures of popular music by: (Electronic resources)

Sound, society, and the geography of popular music / by: (Language materials, printed)

Mashed upmusic, technology, and the rise of configurable culture / by: (Electronic resources)

Sounds and the city :popular music, place and globalization / by: (Electronic resources)

Playing AlongDigital Games, YouTube, and Virtual Performance / by: (Electronic resources)

Popular music scenes and cultural memory by: (Electronic resources)

National myth and the First World War in modern popular music by: (Electronic resources)

Sounds and the city.Volume 2 / by: (Electronic resources)

Subjects

Cultural History.

Sociology of Culture.

Media and Communication.

Misogyny in music.

Gender identity in music.

Gender and Sexuality.

Youth Culture.

Music and youth.

Turntablism.

Cultural and Media Studies.

Music.

Emotion.

Masculinity in music.

Music and technology.

Music and globalization.

Rap (Music)

Video games.

Sociology of Sport and Leisure.

Popular music

Popular culture.

Remixes

Memory Studies.

Nightlife

Culture and Gender.

Popular Music.

Music and teenagers.

Power (Social sciences)

Music and geography.

History.

European History.

Global/International Culture.

Celebrity Studies.

Sex in music.

Mashups (Music)

Punk rock music

Interactive videos.

Popular Culture.

Pop and Rock.

Musique populaire

Pouvoir (Sciences sociales)

Video games

Cultural Theory.

Nationalism in music.

World War, 1914-1918

Cultural property.

Identity (Psychology) in adolescence.

Heavy metal (Musique)

Black metal (Music)

Heavy metal (Music)

Video game music

History of Military.

Urban Studies/Sociology.

Night

Cultural Heritage.

Regional Cultural Studies.