Gender, Musicology, and Feminism

Suzanne G. Cusick

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Musicology and Musical Analysis Gender and Feminist Studies Music History and Culture

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Abstract My task here is to explain the relationship between gender and musicology, to explain the intellectual, musical, and political challenges that feminist scholarship poses to musicology, and to consider the reasons why feminist scholarship about music warrants the serious attention of all readers interested in ‘rethinking music’ as the twentieth century draws to a close.

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