Repeating ourselves: American minimal music as cultural practice

Abstract

Preface Introduction. The Culture of Repetition PART ONE: The Culture of Eros: Repetition as Desire Creation 1. Do It ('til You're Satisfied): Repetitive Musics and Recombinant Desires 2. A Colorful Installment in the Twentieth-Century Drama of Consumer Subjectivity: Minimalism and the Phenomenology of Consumer Desire 3. The Media Sublime: Minimalism, Advertising, and Television PART TWO: The Culture of Thanatos: Repetition as Mood Regulation 4. A Pox on Manfredini: The Long-Playing Record, the Baroque Revival, and the Birth of Ambient Music 5. I Did This Exercise 100,000 Times: Zen, Minimalism, and the Suzuki Method Notes List of Illustrations Index

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