Songs “Girls” Love and Hate: Finding Feminist Agency in 1960s Girl Groups and Girl Singers During #MeToo Moments

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Rhetoric Review Pub Date : 2022-04-03 DOI:10.1080/07350198.2022.2038511

M. Goggin, K. Ratcliffe

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Abstract

Abstract Musicologists question whether 1960s girl group music is “fluff or an incubator for radical ferment,” and fans question what to do with the music’s sexism, heteronormativity, and racism (McClary and Warwick 232). This article argues that 1960s girl group songs have much to teach us about a spectrum of agencies available within cultural scripts of the 1960s U.S. teen romance myth as represented in music. It also argues that being ever-attentive-in-order-to-interrupt is a feminist tactic for understanding and dealing with these songs as well as their contemporary traces within #MeToo moments.

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歌曲“女孩”的爱与恨：在20世纪60年代的女孩团体和#MeToo时刻的女歌手中寻找女权主义代理

摘要音乐学家质疑20世纪60年代的女子团体音乐是“绒毛还是激进发酵的孵化器”，粉丝们质疑如何处理音乐的性别歧视、非规范性和种族主义（McClary和Warwick 232）。这篇文章认为，20世纪60年代的女子组合歌曲有很多东西可以教给我们，关于20世纪60世纪60年代美国青少年浪漫神话的文化脚本中的一系列机构，如音乐中所代表的。它还认为，为了打断别人而全神贯注是一种女权主义策略，可以理解和处理这些歌曲以及它们在#MeToo时刻的当代痕迹。

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