Kill'em with music: A slow (but loud) revolution

Capítulos

• The Embroiderer of the World’s Textures: Stitches and threads of Arthur Bispo do Rosário
  Anirã Aguiar
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• Porous Resonances: Sound, Silence, and Feminist Resistance in Anna Jermolaewa’s Works
  Lais Andrade
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• The expansion of the inhabited area of teresina: dynamics of segregation and spatial heterogeneity in the eastern zone of teresina from 1970 to 1990
  Cristina Araújo
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• Nostalgia on Stage: Music, Memory and Generational Identity
  Rui Barraca
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• Frequencies of Conflict: sound, body and insurgency in contemporary art
  Jovani Bernardina
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• Research on Punk in Brazil: A Field in Constant Metamorphosis
  João Bittencourt
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• La Serena Festival de La Canción: Celebration and Sharing Through Music
  Liciane Brunn
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• Virulent Masculinities: Networks of (De)Intoxication
  Ana Cunha
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• Pixels for Profit. A sociological approach to the processes of capitalist appropriation of gaming in recent years
  Pedro Ferreira
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• Ethnographic notes to relax/study to: Navigating between sound, emotions, and the digital in lofi hip hop
  Sidarta Landarini
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• Why a Music-Image Matters: music research-creation and worldings
  Michael MacDonald
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• No Law City: gender, visuality, and autonomy in heavy metal
  Júlia Mello
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• Women’s Representation in Brazilian Art: A Study of Amazonian Women Artists from the Late 19th Century to the Mid-20th Century
  Cinthya Nascimento
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• Untranslatability of words in music and cultural identity: Tarab, Duende, Saudade
  Lynn Osman
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• Morphologies of enjoyment
  André Ramos
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• Culture, Territory, and transformation: the sonic revolution of the orquestra da Quebrada
  Jaqueline Torquatro
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• Between Body and Soul: Subjectivity and Expression in the Exhibition Portreto de la Animo
  Renata Zago, Amanda Mazzoni
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