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Emmet (1971:86) has noted that the word power comes from a varied family of
meanings and suggests that ifwe are seeking ... I would suggest that in the
interest of survival, hierarchies MUST devalue and bastardize, i.e., refuse to
legitimate, ...
Emmet (1971:86) has noted that the word power comes from a varied family of
meanings and suggests that ifwe are seeking ... I would suggest that in the
interest of survival, hierarchies MUST devalue and bastardize, i.e., refuse to
legitimate, ...
Page 157
Carpenter (1973:37) suggests that nonliterate peoples merge WITH music,
participate in it in a way that literate peoples, who tend to listen TO music, donot.
But Schafer (1993:115-9) points out that the low frequency vibratory bass effects
which ...
Carpenter (1973:37) suggests that nonliterate peoples merge WITH music,
participate in it in a way that literate peoples, who tend to listen TO music, donot.
But Schafer (1993:115-9) points out that the low frequency vibratory bass effects
which ...
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Similarly, Rosaldo suggests that, unlike life as lived, written representations for "
outsider audiences" require both general descriptions and episodic narratives. "
In talking about a [baseball] game", he writes (Rosaldo 1986:103), "do we want to
...
Similarly, Rosaldo suggests that, unlike life as lived, written representations for "
outsider audiences" require both general descriptions and episodic narratives. "
In talking about a [baseball] game", he writes (Rosaldo 1986:103), "do we want to
...
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LAURA BUSZARDWELCHER | 34 |
MARY ANN CORBIERE | 71 |
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