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Bleep! Censoring Rock And Rap Music

  • Bleep! Censoring Rock And Rap Music
  • Titles

    • Censoring Rock And Rap Music
    • Contributions To The Study Of Popular Culture, 0198-9871 ; No. 68
  • Attribution

    Betty Houchin Winfield and Sandra Davidson, editors
  • Publication Details

    Book, Greenwood Press, 1999
  • Availability

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     (UPPER LEVEL)  ML3534 .B632 1999  AVAILABLE

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  • Description

    Examining the various boundaries of American artistic tolerance, chapters address the societal and legal responses to rock and rap music. Uniquely combining both societal and legal viewpoints on censorship of America’s popular music culture, these essays address issues of concern to various scholars including those studying mass media, censorship, and American popular culture. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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  • Notes

    • An outgrowth of a 1993 international conference on rock and rap music and the mass media, "On the Beat: Rock ‘n’ Rap, Mass Media and Society."
  • Contents

    • "Let me count the ways": censoring rock ‘n’ rap music / Betty Houchin Winfield
    • From Fine romance to Good rockin’, and beyond: Look what they’ve done to my song / Michael J. Budds
    • Because of the children: decades of attempted controls of rock ‘n’ rap music / Betty Houchin Winfield
    • Two perspectives on Ice-T: "Can’t touch me": musical messages and incitement law / Sandra Davidson
    • The politics of aesthetic response: cultural conservatism, the NEA, and Ice-T / David Slayden
    • Stern stuff: here comes the FCC / Sandra Davidson
    • Music lyrics: as censored as they wanna be / Jeffrey L.L. Stein
    • "Let’s spend the night together," Uhhh, "Some time together," Making rock acceptable: "The Ed Sullivan Show" / Stephen H. Wheeler
    • Rolling Stone’s response to attempted censorship of rock ‘n’ roll / Lindsey R. Fore
    • Deconstructing the hip-hop hype: a critical analysis of the New York Times’ coverage of African-American youth culture / Patrick B. Hill
  • ISBN

    • 0313307059
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