The Musicological Elite.
The article discusses an examination of the early institutional history of musicology in the U.S. The efforts to democratize musicology with the utilization of alternative media, circumstances, and writing modes to reach out to new and more diverse publics is tackled. The author also explores a more...
| Publicado en: | Current Musicology no. 102; pp. 9 - 81 |
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Current Musicology
Spring2018
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| Sumario: | The article discusses an examination of the early institutional history of musicology in the U.S. The efforts to democratize musicology with the utilization of alternative media, circumstances, and writing modes to reach out to new and more diverse publics is tackled. The author also explores a more radical restructuring of scholarly inquiry and a more fundamental rethinking of the ontological foundations of the university itself. |
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