Music and Philosophy Study Group Events in Louisville
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Amy Cimini
Nov 10, 2015, 11:23:58 AM11/10/15
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Hi everyone,
I hope you're all well. The AMS Music and Philosophy Study Group and is happy to present two upcoming events at our upcoming meeting in Louisville. Both are on the theme "Music and Philosophies of Race and Ethnicity."
We expect these to be really fantastic events. Our evening panel in slated for Thursday night (8-11pm) and the business meeting slated for Friday evening (5-7 pm). Please finds all other detail below.
We hope to see you all in Louisville!
All best wishes,
Amy Cimini
All best wishes,
Amy Cimini
Evening Session
Thursday, November 12, 8-11 PM
Location: Grand Ballroom B
Session Chair:
George E. Lewis (Columbia University)
Speakers and Titles:
Speakers and Titles:
Guthrie Ramsey, (University of Pennsylvania)
“Hiphopnitized: Music, Genre and Philosophical Turns”
Alisha Lola Jones, (Indiana University, Bloomington) “Church Realness: The Performance of Discretionary Devices and Deliverance"
Paul Taylor, (Pennsylvania State University)
Racialism Without Provincialism: Toward a DuBoisian Theory of Cultural Appropriation”
Jann Pasler, (University of California, San Diego)
“Epistemologies of Control and the Limits of Knowledge”
Joanna Love, (University of Richmond)
“Selling Difference: Sonic Hipness and Racial Tension in Contemporary Advertising”
Speakers and Titles:
“Hiphopnitized: Music, Genre and Philosophical Turns”
Alisha Lola Jones, (Indiana University, Bloomington) “Church Realness: The Performance of Discretionary Devices and Deliverance"
Paul Taylor, (Pennsylvania State University)
Racialism Without Provincialism: Toward a DuBoisian Theory of Cultural Appropriation”
Jann Pasler, (University of California, San Diego)
“Epistemologies of Control and the Limits of Knowledge”
Joanna Love, (University of Richmond)
“Selling Difference: Sonic Hipness and Racial Tension in Contemporary Advertising”
Business Meeting
Friday, November 13, 5-7 PM
Location: Wilkinson
Speakers and Titles:
Devon Borowski (University of Chicago)
“His Name is Porgy’: Performing Racial Uplift at the Cotton Club and
Beyond”
Felipe Ledesma Núñez (Harvard University)
“Defining Mestizaje: Race and Power in Modern Ecuador”
Yvette Janine Jackson (University of California, San Diego)
“Confronting the Middle Passage Through African-American Soundscape Composition”
Kai Finlayson (New York University)
“Sensing Noisy Objects”
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Amy Cimini, Ph.D.
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Assistant Professor of Music
Integrative Studies Area
University of California San Diego
Department of Music
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093
“His Name is Porgy’: Performing Racial Uplift at the Cotton Club and
Beyond”
Felipe Ledesma Núñez (Harvard University)
“Defining Mestizaje: Race and Power in Modern Ecuador”
Yvette Janine Jackson (University of California, San Diego)
“Confronting the Middle Passage Through African-American Soundscape Composition”
Kai Finlayson (New York University)
“Sensing Noisy Objects”
--
Amy Cimini, Ph.D.
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Assistant Professor of Music
Integrative Studies Area
University of California San Diego
Department of Music
9500 Gilman Drive
La Jolla, CA 92093
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