Bruce Springsteen and Popular Music
Rhetoric, Social Consciousness, and Contemporary Culture
Herausgeber: Wolff, William I
Bruce Springsteen and Popular Music
Rhetoric, Social Consciousness, and Contemporary Culture
Herausgeber: Wolff, William I
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This collection engages Springsteen and popular music as his contemporary work is just beginning to be understood in terms of its impact on popular culture and music.
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This collection engages Springsteen and popular music as his contemporary work is just beginning to be understood in terms of its impact on popular culture and music.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780367231866
- ISBN-10: 0367231867
- Artikelnr.: 56924018
- Verlag: Routledge
- Seitenzahl: 240
- Erscheinungstermin: 7. Februar 2019
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 231mm x 155mm x 18mm
- Gewicht: 386g
- ISBN-13: 9780367231866
- ISBN-10: 0367231867
- Artikelnr.: 56924018
William I. Wolff is an assistant professor of communication studies and digital media at Saint Joseph's University where he teaches courses on participatory culture, nonprofit communications, and digital storytelling. His work has appeared in Kairos: A Journal of Rhetoric, Technology, and Pedagogy; Transformative Works and Cultures; Technical Writing Quarterly and Computers & Composition.
Music examples
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Introduction: the rhetoric and social consciousness of Bruce Springsteen
William I Wolff
Part 1. Politics, fear, and society
1. Lost in the flood: Bruce Springsteen's political consciousness and the
Vietnam War, 1968-2014
Jonathan D. Cohen
2. "Youngstown": a local band's rebuke of Springsteen's representation of a
city struggling to define itself after deindustrialization
Sara Gulgas
3. Our Lady of E Street: the Boss's Virgin, 2002-2014
Karen O'Donnell
4. "This turnpike sure is spooky": Springsteen and the politics of fear
Jason Stonerook
Part 2. Gender and sexual identity
5. American Beauty nomads?: ontological security and masculinized knowledge
in uncertain times
Pamela Moss
Dialogues: Springsteen and women
6. The Promised Land: Springsteen's epic heterosexuality, late capitalism,
and prospects for queer life
Nadine Hubbs
7. Is there anybody alive out there? Growing up queer with Bruce
Holly Casio
8. Who is Springsteen to his women fans?
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff
Part 3. Toward a rhetoric of Bruce Springsteen
9. When words fail: nonlexical utterances and the rhetoric of voicelessness
in the songs of Bruce Springsteen, 1975-1984
Eric Rawson
10. "To stand shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart": authenticity,
community, and folk music in the recent work of Bruce Springsteen
Owen Cantrell
Dialogues: Springsteen, audience, and interpretation
11. "Bring 'em home!": the rhetorical ecologies of Devils & Dust
Jason Schneider
12. Springsteen's stage success: the setlist and beyond
Peter Chianca
13. "They don't just see some person with a guitar": Springsteen and
rhetorical identification
Scott Wagar
Index
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Introduction: the rhetoric and social consciousness of Bruce Springsteen
William I Wolff
Part 1. Politics, fear, and society
1. Lost in the flood: Bruce Springsteen's political consciousness and the
Vietnam War, 1968-2014
Jonathan D. Cohen
2. "Youngstown": a local band's rebuke of Springsteen's representation of a
city struggling to define itself after deindustrialization
Sara Gulgas
3. Our Lady of E Street: the Boss's Virgin, 2002-2014
Karen O'Donnell
4. "This turnpike sure is spooky": Springsteen and the politics of fear
Jason Stonerook
Part 2. Gender and sexual identity
5. American Beauty nomads?: ontological security and masculinized knowledge
in uncertain times
Pamela Moss
Dialogues: Springsteen and women
6. The Promised Land: Springsteen's epic heterosexuality, late capitalism,
and prospects for queer life
Nadine Hubbs
7. Is there anybody alive out there? Growing up queer with Bruce
Holly Casio
8. Who is Springsteen to his women fans?
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff
Part 3. Toward a rhetoric of Bruce Springsteen
9. When words fail: nonlexical utterances and the rhetoric of voicelessness
in the songs of Bruce Springsteen, 1975-1984
Eric Rawson
10. "To stand shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart": authenticity,
community, and folk music in the recent work of Bruce Springsteen
Owen Cantrell
Dialogues: Springsteen, audience, and interpretation
11. "Bring 'em home!": the rhetorical ecologies of Devils & Dust
Jason Schneider
12. Springsteen's stage success: the setlist and beyond
Peter Chianca
13. "They don't just see some person with a guitar": Springsteen and
rhetorical identification
Scott Wagar
Index
Music examples
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Introduction: the rhetoric and social consciousness of Bruce Springsteen
William I Wolff
Part 1. Politics, fear, and society
1. Lost in the flood: Bruce Springsteen's political consciousness and the
Vietnam War, 1968-2014
Jonathan D. Cohen
2. "Youngstown": a local band's rebuke of Springsteen's representation of a
city struggling to define itself after deindustrialization
Sara Gulgas
3. Our Lady of E Street: the Boss's Virgin, 2002-2014
Karen O'Donnell
4. "This turnpike sure is spooky": Springsteen and the politics of fear
Jason Stonerook
Part 2. Gender and sexual identity
5. American Beauty nomads?: ontological security and masculinized knowledge
in uncertain times
Pamela Moss
Dialogues: Springsteen and women
6. The Promised Land: Springsteen's epic heterosexuality, late capitalism,
and prospects for queer life
Nadine Hubbs
7. Is there anybody alive out there? Growing up queer with Bruce
Holly Casio
8. Who is Springsteen to his women fans?
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff
Part 3. Toward a rhetoric of Bruce Springsteen
9. When words fail: nonlexical utterances and the rhetoric of voicelessness
in the songs of Bruce Springsteen, 1975-1984
Eric Rawson
10. "To stand shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart": authenticity,
community, and folk music in the recent work of Bruce Springsteen
Owen Cantrell
Dialogues: Springsteen, audience, and interpretation
11. "Bring 'em home!": the rhetorical ecologies of Devils & Dust
Jason Schneider
12. Springsteen's stage success: the setlist and beyond
Peter Chianca
13. "They don't just see some person with a guitar": Springsteen and
rhetorical identification
Scott Wagar
Index
Acknowledgments
List of contributors
Introduction: the rhetoric and social consciousness of Bruce Springsteen
William I Wolff
Part 1. Politics, fear, and society
1. Lost in the flood: Bruce Springsteen's political consciousness and the
Vietnam War, 1968-2014
Jonathan D. Cohen
2. "Youngstown": a local band's rebuke of Springsteen's representation of a
city struggling to define itself after deindustrialization
Sara Gulgas
3. Our Lady of E Street: the Boss's Virgin, 2002-2014
Karen O'Donnell
4. "This turnpike sure is spooky": Springsteen and the politics of fear
Jason Stonerook
Part 2. Gender and sexual identity
5. American Beauty nomads?: ontological security and masculinized knowledge
in uncertain times
Pamela Moss
Dialogues: Springsteen and women
6. The Promised Land: Springsteen's epic heterosexuality, late capitalism,
and prospects for queer life
Nadine Hubbs
7. Is there anybody alive out there? Growing up queer with Bruce
Holly Casio
8. Who is Springsteen to his women fans?
Lorraine Mangione and Donna Luff
Part 3. Toward a rhetoric of Bruce Springsteen
9. When words fail: nonlexical utterances and the rhetoric of voicelessness
in the songs of Bruce Springsteen, 1975-1984
Eric Rawson
10. "To stand shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart": authenticity,
community, and folk music in the recent work of Bruce Springsteen
Owen Cantrell
Dialogues: Springsteen, audience, and interpretation
11. "Bring 'em home!": the rhetorical ecologies of Devils & Dust
Jason Schneider
12. Springsteen's stage success: the setlist and beyond
Peter Chianca
13. "They don't just see some person with a guitar": Springsteen and
rhetorical identification
Scott Wagar
Index