Austin, Michael L. - Audiovisual Alterity
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Austin, Michael L. - Audiovisual Alterity

Catalogue No: 9780190277796
Representing Ourselves and Others in Music Videos

Product FormatBook
AuthorAustin, Michael L.
£22.99
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SeriesOxford Music / Media
Pages248
Publication Date13 January 2025
ISBN9780190277796 (0190277793)
EAN9780190277796

    Expands scholarship on music videos to include representation of many marginalized groups
  • Showcases music videos from various marginalized communities in every chapter, focusing on the way people in those groups are representing themselves
  • Offers new insights into a wide range of sources, including blogs and think pieces, written by members of the communities represented in these videos

This new book fully expands our understanding of how historically marginalized groups are represented in music videos. Author Michael Austin explores the ways in which Asian and Pacific Islanders, Indigenous communities, the LGBTQIA+ community, drag performers, religious minorities, and the incarcerated are represented. The book also covers several contemporary controversies involving music videos, especially cultural appropriation. Importantly, this book also explores the ways in which marginalized communities use music videos as a way to find their own voice and represent themselves.

Contents

  1. Acknowledgements
  2. Introduction
  3. Chapter 1. Dead Giveaway: Blaxploitation Aesthetics and Viral Music Videos
  4. Chapter 2. China Dolls and Polynesian Beefcakes: Asians and Pacific Islanders in Music Videos
  5. Chapter 3. Digital Natives and Cultural Tourists: Indigenous Peoples in Music Videos
  6. Chapter 4. Camp, Kitsch, and Cowboys: Queerin' Country Music Videos
  7. Chapter 5. Iconic and Iconoclastic Representations of New Religious Movements in Music Videos
  8. Chapter 6. How to Make a Prison Music Video If You've Never Been to Prison
  9. Afterword
  10. Index
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