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Street dreams and hip hop barbershops: global fantasy in urban Tanzania

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Music History and Culture Urban and sociocultural dynamics Youth Culture and Social Dynamics

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AcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Popular Practices and Neoliberal Dilemmas in Arusha 1. Themes and Theories: Popular Culture in Africa and Elsewhere 2. Enacting the Invincible: Youthful Performance in Town Portraits 1: Bad Boyz Barbers 3. Thug Realism: Inhabiting Spaces of Masculine Fantasy Portraits 2: Aspiration 4. The Barber in Pain: Consciousness, Affliction, and Alterity Portraits 3: Uncertain Prospects 5. Gender (In)Visible: Contests of Style 6. Learning from Your Surroundings: Watching Television and Social Participation 7. Chronic Mobb Asks a Blessing: Apocalyptic Hip Hop and the Global Crisis ConclusionNotes References Index

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