From blues to Beyoncé : a century of black women's generational sonic rhetorics /

Soumis par Joseph Hafner le 22 Avril, 2025 - 21:30

Type de publication:

Book

Auteurs:

McGee, Alexis,

Source:

State University of New York Press,, Albany, United States, p.xix, 220 pages : (2024)

Numéro d'appel:

ML82

Mots-clés:

(OCoLC)fst00833971, (OCoLC)fst01030486, (OCoLC)fst01030487, (OCoLC)fst01127019, (OCoLC)fst01742498, (OCoLC)fst01765941, (OCoLC)fst02024634, Black English, Black English (Dialecte), Black people, Enregistrements sonores, États-Unis, fast, Feminism and rhetoric., Histoire., History., Industrie, Music, Music and race, Music and race., Music and rhetoric., Music., Musique, Musique et race, Musique et rhétorique., Personnes noires, Rhetoric., Rhétorique., Sound recording industry, Sound recording industry., United States, United States., Women musicians, Black, Women musicians, Black.

Notes:

Includes bibliographical references and index.Sonic Sharecropping -- "Strange Fruit" Sonic Rhetorics -- Queer(ing) Sound, Time, and Grammar: Black Women's Methods for Generative Prosodic Rhetoric -- Audible Advice, or Mentorship in Sound : A Black (Feminist) Practice of Care through Sonic Rhetorics -- Reverb : A Coda for a Quiet, Undisputed Dignity in Sound."Explores how Black women have continually used sound to convey stories and forge community across generations"--