The Routledge reader on the sociology of music
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : music and the sociological imagination : pasts and prospects / John Shepherd and Kyle Devine
- The origin and function of music / Herbert Spencer
- Psychological and ethnological studies on music / Georg Simmel
- Rational and social foundations of music / Max Weber
- Musical taste and how it is formed / John H. Mueller
- Making music together : a study in social relationship / Alfred Schèutz
- Sociology of music / Theodor Adorno
- Music as social meaning / Susan McClary
- Music, the body and signifying practice / John Shepherd
- Music and the sociological gaze / Peter Martin
- Ethnography and interaction / David Grazian
- Performance perspectives / Lisa McCormick
- Production perspectives / Marco Santoro
- Identity : music, community and self / Andy Bennett
- Taste as distinction / Richard Peterson
- Taste as performance / Antoine Hennion
- Resistance and social movements / Eric Drott
- Gender and sexuality / Marion Leonard
- Race and hip hop / Antony Kwame Harrison
- World music and cultural globalization : pop-rock and musical cosmopolitanism / Motti Regev
- Music criticism and taste cultures / Morton Michelsen
- Art music and social class / William Weber
- Cityscapes / Sara Cohen
- The body and dance / Mary Fogarty
- Recorded music / Dave Laing
- Live music / Simon Frith
- Cultural policy and creative industries / Adam Behr
- Copyright / Lee Marshall
- Instruments and innovation / Trevor Pinch and Karin Bijsterveld
- Radio / Christina Baade
- Music and the moving image : a case study of Hans Zimmer / Benjamin Wright
- Digitalization / Paul Thâeberge
- After Adorno / Tia DeNora
- Bourdieu and beyond / Nick Prior
- Mediation theory / Georgina Born
- From signification to affect / Jeremy Gilbert.
Music and marx ideas, practice, politics