BIBFRAME Work

Title

Music as multimodal discourse : semiotics, power and protest

Type

  • Text
  • Monograph

Subject

  • Music--Social aspects (LCSH)
  • Music--Semiotics (LCSH)
  • Music--Political aspects (LCSH)

Language

Illustrative Content

Classification

  • DDC: 781.1 (Assigner: dlc)
  • LCC: ML3916 (Assigner: dlc) (Status: uba)

Content

Supplementary content

Table of Contents

Understanding music as multimodal discourse / Simon McKerrell and Lyndon C.S. Way -- The role of music in ridiculing the working classes in reality television / Gèoran Eriksson and David Machin -- "Shame makes the world go around" : performed and embodied (gendered) class disgust in Morrissey's "The slum mums" / Aileen Dillane, Martin J. Power and Eoin Devereux -- Recontextualization and fascist music / John E. Richardson -- Authenticity and subversion : articulations in protest music videos' struggle with countercultural politics and authenticity / Lyndon C.S. Way -- Sonic logos / Theo van Leeuwen -- "If you have nothing to say - sing it!" : on the interplay of music, voice and lyrics in the advertising jingle / Johnny Wingstedt -- When the fairy tale is over : an analysis of songs and institutional discourse against domestic violence in Spain / Laura Filardo-Llamas -- Indigenous hip hop as anti-colonial discourse in Guatemala / Rusty Barrett -- Song, sonic metaphor, and countercultural discourse in British folk-rock recordings / Matthew Ord.

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Music as multimodal discourse : semiotics, power and protest

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