Study Hip-Hop Culture

ISBN-13: 9781465205179 / Angielski / Miękka / 2012 / 86 str.

Johnson

Spis treści

• I. Chapter One - Hip-Hop Primer
• I. Origins and Influences: Why I Love Hip-Hop!
• II. Hip-Hop and Academia: Partners or Enemies?
• II. Chapter Two - A Cursory Pre-History of the Art Form
• I. What Can We Learn from the Study of Hip-Hop?: A Pre-History of Hip-Hop
• II. Reconstruction, Music, and the Underpinnings of Hip-Hop
• III. African Americans and the Developing Church
• IV. Reconstruction Era
• V. Further Readings
• III. Chapter Three - A Cursory History of Hip-Hop and Generations of Conscious Hip-Hop
• I. Forerunners to Hip-Hop (the Pre-Generation)
• II. The Beginnings of Hip-Hop
• III. Kool Herc
• IV. Afrika Bambaataa
• V. King Grandmaster Flash
• VI. Sylvia Robinson
• VII. Grandmaster Melle Mel
• VIII. Further Readings
• IV. Chapter Four - The Infrastructure of Hip-Hop
• I. The Infrastructure of Hip-Hop: Elements of Hip-Hop
• II. Deejaying: Origins
• III. Master of Ceremony: The Craft of Emceeing
• IV. B-Boying: Gliding on Concrete
• V. Graffiti: The Science of Contemporary Hieroglyphics
• VI. Aesthetic Musical Production: Beat-Boxing and Sampling
• VII. Further Readings
• V. Chapter Five - The Transcontextual Meta-Imaginary
• I. A Paradigm Shift: The Transcontextual Meta-Imaginary
• II. Module 1: Post-World War II
• III. Module 2: Pop Media (1950-1970)
• IV. Module 3: Manufactured Economic Underdevelopment
• V. Module 4: Economic Warehousing, Imprisonment, and Ghettoization
• VI. Further Readings
• VI. Chapter Six – The Unspoken Heard: Voices of Dissent in Politics and Conscious Hip-Hop
• I. Hip-Hop: The Black CNN and Political Unrest
• II. Consciousness in Hip-Hop
• III. Funkin' Around the Whole World: Afrofuturism and the Significance of Creative Expression
• IV. Further Readings
• VII. Chapter Seven – Masculinity and Femininity in Hip-Hop
• I. Black Feminism, Intersectionality, and the Politics of Theory
• II. Black Feminisms: the Value of Constructive Femininities in Hip-Hop
• III. New Black Masculinities: Black Masulinism and New Trajectories for Black Manhood
• IV. Conclusion
• V. Further Readings