This book offers an entry point for understanding the comprehensive way this uniquely American artistic form has influenced literature, art, film, and other art forms, while also providing a cultural space for political commentary or social critique.
This book offers an entry point for understanding the comprehensive way this uniquely American artistic form has influenced literature, art, film, and other art forms, while also providing a cultural space for political commentary or social critique.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
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Cambridge Themes in American Literature and Culture
Introduction: a brief history of jazz in American culture Michael Borshuk Part I. Elements of Sound and Style: 1. Improvisation Ajay Heble 2. Scat and vocalese Chris Tonelli 3. Jazz as intertextual expression Charles Hersch 4. How to watch jazz: the importance of performance Michael Borshuk Part II. Aesthetic Movements: 5. Jazz age Harlem Fiona Ngo 6. 'Hard Times Don't Worry Me': the blues in Black music and literature in the 1930s Steven Tracy 7. A fool for beauty: modernism and the racial semiotics of crooning Michael Coyle 8. Free Jazz, critical performativity, and 1968 Michael Hrebeniak Part III. Cultural Contexts: 9. Jazz slang, jazz speak Amor Kohli 10. Jazz cool Joel Dinerstein 11. The institutionalization of jazz Dale Chapman 12. Jazz abroad Jurgen Grandt Part IV. Literary Genres: 13. Orchestrating chaos: othering and the politics of contingency in jazz fiction Herman Beavers 14. 'Wail, wop': jazz poetry on the page and in performance Jessica Teague 15. Jazz criticism and liner notes Timothy Gray 16. Jazz autobiography Daniel Stein 17. Jazz and the American songbook Katherine Williams Part V. Images and Screens: 18. 'The Sound I Saw': jazz and visual culture Amy Abugo Ongiri 19. Love, theft, and transcendence: jazz and narrative cinema Krin Gabbard 20. Reinstating televisual histories of jazz Nicolas Pillai 21. Documentary jazz/jazz documentary Will Finch 22. Two dark rooms: jazz and photography Benjamin Cawthra.
Introduction: a brief history of jazz in American culture Michael Borshuk Part I. Elements of Sound and Style: 1. Improvisation Ajay Heble 2. Scat and vocalese Chris Tonelli 3. Jazz as intertextual expression Charles Hersch 4. How to watch jazz: the importance of performance Michael Borshuk Part II. Aesthetic Movements: 5. Jazz age Harlem Fiona Ngo 6. 'Hard Times Don't Worry Me': the blues in Black music and literature in the 1930s Steven Tracy 7. A fool for beauty: modernism and the racial semiotics of crooning Michael Coyle 8. Free Jazz, critical performativity, and 1968 Michael Hrebeniak Part III. Cultural Contexts: 9. Jazz slang, jazz speak Amor Kohli 10. Jazz cool Joel Dinerstein 11. The institutionalization of jazz Dale Chapman 12. Jazz abroad Jurgen Grandt Part IV. Literary Genres: 13. Orchestrating chaos: othering and the politics of contingency in jazz fiction Herman Beavers 14. 'Wail, wop': jazz poetry on the page and in performance Jessica Teague 15. Jazz criticism and liner notes Timothy Gray 16. Jazz autobiography Daniel Stein 17. Jazz and the American songbook Katherine Williams Part V. Images and Screens: 18. 'The Sound I Saw': jazz and visual culture Amy Abugo Ongiri 19. Love, theft, and transcendence: jazz and narrative cinema Krin Gabbard 20. Reinstating televisual histories of jazz Nicolas Pillai 21. Documentary jazz/jazz documentary Will Finch 22. Two dark rooms: jazz and photography Benjamin Cawthra.
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