Titlebook: Essays on Music, Adolescence, and Identity; The Adolescentia Pro Mary Beth Ray Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Richard C. Sicher,James A. Buncef the things you were listening to at a time of incredible transformation or crisis, and adolescence is one potent crucible of identity formation and crises of self. But because of that constellation, those songs and that act can shape your tastes and self-conception for life. Listening to the New K

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Combining Artificial Neural Netsa during the 1990s, which included—for me and many other fat teens during that period—incessant weight-base bullying and violence. This reflection is the product of the socio-cultural act of remembering, which considers not just the music of . itself but also the audiovisual and material elements th

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Kaoru Hirota,Yoichi Yamazaki,Fangyan Dongitical music can provide opportunities for social and political integration with potentially longstanding effects. Engaging as a case study my own adolescent experience with the political rock music of Rage Against the Machine, this chapter aims to uncover the musical and contextual elements that he

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Combining Science and Metaphysicsits pleasures, yet how important nostalgia is in curating our archives. Mackenzie argues that by looking into our pasts, in the spirit of both discovery and distress, we can provide a sense of agency of the self. While our adolescent selves are enlivened by change—new music, new friends, new landsca

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A Closer Look at the Market Reactions,eeply uncomfortable in my feminine-coded body and obsessed with my peers’ opinions; I had lost my performative charisma and distanced myself from musical theatre and plays because they were considered .. But then OutKast released ., a double hip-hop/pop album whose lyrics and music videos make direc

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-10-3827-3press our queernesses in ways that were (sort of) socially permissible. My high school years were defined by anti-queer bullying at school, anti-queer moralising in the evangelical church where I sought social refuge, and the enduring depression of not fitting in, no matter how hard I tried to. Emo