“罩政治”

R. Spradlin
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本文探讨了音乐改变我们相互理解方式的可能性。特别是,它着眼于嘻哈音乐的类型,以及它可以作为理解黑人经历的工具的方式。我认为嘻哈的结构元素允许艺术家以一种认识、挑战和改变我们对黑人身体概念理解的方式来传达他们的生活叙事。使用Darby English和HarryNethery的作品,我研究了嘻哈音乐,并将他们的论点应用到两个特定的说唱歌手身上,以说明我的论点。
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"Hood Politics"
This paper explores the possibility of music to transformthe way we understand each other. In particular, it looks at thegenre of hip-hop and the ways in which it can serve as a vehicle forunderstanding black experience. I argue that hip-hop’s structuralelements allow artists to convey their living narrative in a way thatrecognizes, challenges, and changes our conceptual understandingof the black body. Using the works of Darby English and HarryNethery, I examine hip-hop and apply their arguments to twospecific rappers in order to illustrate my argument.
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