Critique of Exotica: Music, Politics and the Culture IndustryPluto Press, 2000 - 261 من الصفحات In this innovative book, John Hutnyk questions the meaning of cultural hybridity. Using the growing popularity of Asian culture in the West as a case study, he looks at just who benefits from this intermingling of culture. Focusing on music, race and politics, Hutnyk offers a cogently theorised critique of the culture industry. He looks at artists such as Asian Dub Foundation, FunDaMental and Apache Indian to see how their music is both produced and received. He analyses ‘world’ music festivals, racist policing and the power of corporate pop stars to market exotica across the globe. Throughout, Hutnyk provides a searing critique of a world that sells exotica as race relations and visibility as redress. |
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... television's extension to India in the early 1990s , the speed of new media take - up remained swift . 10 The big stories of television in India up to this period had been development and nationalist soap operas ( educational narratives ...
... television's extension to India in the early 1990s , the speed of new media take - up remained swift . 10 The big stories of television in India up to this period had been development and nationalist soap operas ( educational narratives ...
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... television : ' urban anthropologists seem to have an anti - television bias , which , coupled with an overconcern for studying the " primitive " or " exotic " aspects or urban life , has left them blind to the fact that television is a ...
... television : ' urban anthropologists seem to have an anti - television bias , which , coupled with an overconcern for studying the " primitive " or " exotic " aspects or urban life , has left them blind to the fact that television is a ...
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... television in India was occasion for copious speculation about the future of television . Viewing figures of 90 per cent , possibly apocryphal stories of televisions made into shrines , and burnt down under weight of candles ...
... television in India was occasion for copious speculation about the future of television . Viewing figures of 90 per cent , possibly apocryphal stories of televisions made into shrines , and burnt down under weight of candles ...
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