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Dialectic of Pop

Dialectic of Pop

HistoryMusic
Pages
456
Published
2020
Language
English

Synopsis

This book examines the philosophical foundations and historical evolution of popular music. It investigates the critical theories and aesthetic considerations that define our understanding of pop culture. The work provides a thorough analysis of the intellectual discourse surrounding this pervasive cultural phenomenon.

Prose complexity
10/10

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IntellectualComplexThought-ProvokingInformative

Genres

History Music Philosophy

Authors

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Agnes Gayraud

Agnes Gayraud is a French philosopher and musician known for her work exploring popular music. She writes under the name La Féline and is the author of Dialectic of Pop.

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Daniel Miller

Daniel Miller writes about culture and music. His book, Dialectic of Pop, explores the history and theory of popular music. Miller's work often examines the broader impact of cultural forms.

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Nina Power

Nina Power is a philosopher and writer, best known for her thought-provoking book, Why Work? Her work often examines contemporary social and political questions, encouraging readers to look at familiar ideas in new ways.

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Robin Mackay

Robin Mackay writes about philosophy and culture. His published works include "Dialectic of Pop," which explores various aspects of popular music and its theoretical underpinnings.