Popular Music Will Not Save Us

Lauren Kapalka Richerme

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Diverse Music Education Insights Music History and Culture Critical and Liberation Pedagogy

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PrefaceAcknowledgments1. An Introduction to Capitalism and Music Education2. Will Popular Music Save Us? Limitations of Relevance and Flexibility3. Affective Flows and Ethical Commitments4. Thriving within Capitalism: From Competition to Monopolization5. Surviving Capitalist Alienation through Playful Composing6. Resisting Capitalist Material Inequities through Dialogic Witnessing7. Challenging Capitalist Material Inequities through Response-able Disruptions8. Reconsidering Popular Music Making: Choosing Hopeful AdventuresBibliographyIndex

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