Dancing in the distraction factory: music television and popular culture

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1993-05-01otherChoice Reviews Online425 citationsclosed

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Music History and Culture Musicology and Musical Analysis Visual Culture and Art Theory

Abstract

1. Silence! Academics At Work 2. From Anarchy to Chromakey - Developments in Music Television 3. A Musicology of the Image 4. The Structure of Music Video - Re-thinking Narrative Analysis 5. Meta-Narratives of Stardom and Identity 6. A Televisual Context - MTV 7. Aesthetics and Politics in Music Television - Postmodernism Reconsidered Concluding Thoughts.

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