Representing Non-Western Music in Nineteenth-Century Britain
- Author: Zon, Bennett
The message is clear: even in its beginning ethnomusicology was, on balance, a force for the good in a world awash with racism. . . . Zon produces an impressive body of evidence for his case.... — More…
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Contents
- Cultural Anthropology from the Late Eighteenth Century to the 1850s
- The Interplay of Anthropology and Music: Nineteenth Century to the 1850s
- Music in the Literature of Anthropology from the 1780s to the 1860s
- Cultural Anthropology After Darwin
- From Travel Literature to Academic Writing: Anthropology in the Musical Press from the 1830s to the 1930s
- Non-Western Music in General Music Histories: Progression Toward Evolution
- Histories of National Music (1): Henry Chorley and the Anthropological Background
- Histories of National Music (2): Carl Engel and the Influence of Tylor
- Overcoming Spencer: Late-Century Theories of the Origin of Music
- Charles Samuel Myers and the General Movement Toward Individualism
- From Individualism to Individual Differences
- The Psychological Writings and the Place of Evolution and Individual Differences
- Myer's Ethomusicological Writings
- Transcription and the Problems of Translating Musical Culture
- A.H. Fox Strangways and Attitudes Toward Song Translation
- Fox Strangways and The Music of Hindostan