Vient de paraître : Rising Voices in Ethnomusicology, vol. 20, no 2 (2024) : « Diversity and Activism in Ethnomusicology ».
Rédaction en chef : Mark Hsiang-Yu Feng, Hannah Snavely et Garrett Groesbeck
Au sommaire :
- Mark Hsiang-Yu Feng, Hannah Snavely et Garrett Groesbeck, « Letter from the Editors »
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Kabelo Chirwa, « Reflections on Empire: Positionality, Global Capitalism, and the Consequences of Ethnography »
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Batya Devorah Kline, « Kol T’shuvah (תשובה קול, Voice of Return): Trans Vocality in Anti-Zionist Protest and Jewish Ritual »
- Hossein Filizadeh, « Breaking Boundaries: How Persian Rap Shaped Youth Culture in Iran »
- Jiaqi Li, « Listening to Islamic Diversity in Guangzhou: A Fieldwork Reflection »
- Philip Ewell, Klisala Harrison et David McDonald, « Dear SEM »
- Cody Case, « Blocos Afro and Black Resistance in Salvador, Brazil »
- Aibek Baiymbetov, « Performing of the Manas Epic Today: An Audiovisual Ethnographic Experience »
- Nerda Khara, « Visualizing Coexistence: Exploring Kalasha Dance and Islamic Coexistence in Pakistan through Drawing »
- Fiona Boyd, Phil Yetman et Tanya Landau, « Tell Me a Story’ Writing Challenge Winners »
- Antara Bhattacharyay, « Hearing Caste: Dalit Resistance through Folk Music in West Bengal, Indi »
- Calistha Gunawan, « Music, Faith, and Space: Indonesian Belonging in a New Place »
- João Rocha, « Navigating Brazilianness and the Beauty of (Ethno)musicological Gray Areas »
Pour consulter la revue en ligne : cliquez ici.
