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Resistance and Survival
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How do people resist
assimilation? Domination?
Analytical tools for
understanding...
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Hegemony
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Antonio Gramsci, Italian Marxist
How can one group dominate another?
Dominance of one
social...
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The basic premise of hegemony
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Cultural norms
(institutions, practices, beliefs) are not “natural”.
Cultural norms...
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Logic behind hegemony
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Coercive rule is
expensive and unstable:
Better option is to
persuade subordinates...
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Article: Public/Hidden TranscriptsAuthor: James Scott
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Purpose - resisting hegemonic powerPublic Transcript: Public interactions
between dominators...
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Examples of public transcript vs. hidden transcript
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In Nepal – lamas have high
social status, everybody owes labor to lama, lots that supports...
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Hidden transcript - weapons of the weak
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Hidden transcripts
can be transformed into public expressions against hegemony.
Resistance...
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Music as a Form of Resistance
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Hegemoic discourse
and stereotypes
Blacks are inferior,
they need our guidance
Blacks...
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The Blues Brothers
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Featured actual famous Blues musicians, including John Lee
Hooker
The Message
Urban...
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Resisting Hegemonic Power
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Early Blues (c. 1900)
Veiled from public, not real music
Hidden transcript against...
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Examples of Music as Hidden/Public Transcript
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Belgian Congo – colonized by King Leopold
Colonial expansion – Leopold versus...
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Music and Resistance in Africa
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As communication - connecting people, archiving information, spreading news
Rapid communication
Raises...
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