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- Abstract:
- On the basis of the research project Resonant Society (1989-1992) the author invites a discussion of principles and standards applicable to applied (ethno) musicology. How does the call for engagement, empathy, criticism and follow-up on the part of the researcher hold up against calls for impartiality, objectivity, and value-neutrality? The presentation suggests possible points of reference with the new “critical musicology.”
Citation
Skyllstad, Kjell,
"Music in the Multicultural Society: Some Research Perspectives"
(2003).
Invested in Community.
Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library.
https://repository.library.brown.edu/studio/item/bdr:1067128/
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Invested in Community
Brown University's Department of Music hosted the first conference on Applied Ethnomusicology. Participants from Europe and the United States discussed various ways in which Ethnomusicologists work directly in and on behalf of communities outside of academia. This project provides streaming …...