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1 online resource (369 p.) |
| Series |
Routledge Music Companions Ser |
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Routledge Music Companions Ser
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| Contents |
Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of Figures -- List of Contributors -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Introduction -- 1 Ethics in Ethnomusicological Research: Historical Perspectives, Emergent Challenges -- PART I: Sound Practices and Philosophies of Ethics -- 2 Introduction: Sound Practices and Philosophies of Ethics -- 3 Some Precepts Taught by Two Cree Elders and Their Implications for Talking About Music -- 4 Ethical Responsiveness at the Intersection of Critical Indigenous Studies and Music Scholarship |
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5 Double the Danger in Writing: Toward Feminist and Decolonial Response-Abilities in Ethnomusicology -- 6 Music as Ethics in an American Intentional Community -- 7 Empathy, Compassion, and Cultural Intimacy -- 8 Music and the Immorality of Ethnography -- PART II: Fieldwork Encounters -- 9 Introduction: Fieldwork Encounters -- 10 White Caste Supremacy and Dis/connection in Fieldwork Encounters -- 11 Standing with: Ethnomusicologists as Industry Colleagues in the Field |
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12 Ethnographic Fieldwork and the Safeguarding of the Indigenous Shona Mbira Music Heritage of Zimbabwe: Ethical Issues Revisited -- 13 Don't Be Like the Jebarra: Reconsidering the Ethics of Ethnomusicological Practice in an Indigenous Australian Context -- 14 Good Research Versus Ethical Participation at Muslim Women's Ceremonies in Iran -- 15 Becoming Family: A Female Ethnomusicologist Contemplates Fieldwork in Central Asia -- 16 ""I Hope God Blesses You with a Beautiful Wife"": Negotiating Heteronormative Research Spaces as a Gay Man -- PART III: Environment, Trauma, Collaboration |
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17 Introduction: Environment, Trauma, Collaboration -- 18 Ethical Considerations for Ethnomusicologists in the Midst of Environmental Crisis -- 19 Mining for Music: Ethical Entanglements in Lihir, Papua New Guinea -- 20 Between the Cracks: Navigating Trauma as an Ethnomusicologist -- 21 Collaborative Video-Making with Young Women in Ethiopia: Responding to Violence, Exploring Challenges, Demonstrating Resistance -- 22 Ethics vs. Ethnic Issues: Negotiating a Fieldworker's Status in Xinjiang |
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23 Arts, Organizations, and Ethnomusicology: Ethical Considerations in the Contexts of Health and Development Work -- PART IV: Research in Public Domains -- 24 Introduction: Research in Public Domains -- 25 ""The West and the Rest"": Power (Im)Balances in Musical Museum Spaces -- 26 Unsettling the Score: The Case of Naačnaača -- 27 Ethical Dimensions in Ethnomusicology for Policy -- 28 Images Beyond Consent: Developing an Ethics of Ciné-Ethnomusicology -- 29 ""A Week From Now, Will I Remember? Maybe...Maybe Not"": Navigating Ethics in the Production of Student-Made Films About Music and Dementia |
| Notes |
Description based upon print version of record |
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PART V: Afterword |
| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Diamond, Beverley
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| ISBN |
9781000784671 |
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1000784673 |
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