also on the list: his Parables for the Virtual
Showing posts with label newbies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label newbies. Show all posts
Sunday, June 5, 2011
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
An unfinished reading/listening/worlding guide for new materialist newbies
[under construction (like everything in life)]
1. Musicologists who certainly can be included in the new materialist generation are:
The most explicit and as far as I know only case of fieldwork-new materialist-musicology is Milla Tiainen's "Corporeal Voices, Sexual Differentiations: New Materialist Perspectives on Music, Singing and Subjectivity" (2007). (Abstract here, if you don't have full-text access through your library contact me).
Looking back in time, we see that the famous 94 essays on mind/body and on lesbian musicology of Suzanne Cusick are groundbreaking new materialisms at full force.
1. Musicologists who certainly can be included in the new materialist generation are:
The most explicit and as far as I know only case of fieldwork-new materialist-musicology is Milla Tiainen's "Corporeal Voices, Sexual Differentiations: New Materialist Perspectives on Music, Singing and Subjectivity" (2007). (Abstract here, if you don't have full-text access through your library contact me).
Looking back in time, we see that the famous 94 essays on mind/body and on lesbian musicology of Suzanne Cusick are groundbreaking new materialisms at full force.
Labels:
Colebrook,
Cusick,
Gatens,
Haraway,
musicology,
new materialism,
newbies,
reading,
Schmelzer,
Tiainen
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