Titlebook: Ideologies of Marginality in Brazilian Hip Hop; Derek Pardue Book 2008 Derek Pardue 2008 crisis.dynamics.English.ethnography.Everyday Life

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Introduction and Frame,performers over the past few years have become increasingly nostalgic and yearn to revisit the old days of raw performance and neighborhood battles. Such reflection is evident in the lyrics quoted above. Thaíde, one of the most widely recognized rappers and pioneers of hip hop in Brazil, created a c

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Assembling Brazilian Hip Hop Histories,iphery” (a popular phrase and the name of popular book [see Rocha, Domenich, and Casseano 2001]) are reaching a group of interested middle-class students. Presentations and discussions about hip hop as culture for the first time are legitimate debates. These histories focus on hip hop skills, genres

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Making Territorial Claims,p community, has always prided himself on his collection of music, literature, and other material related to . He refers to himself as a “researcher” and “archivist,” and it was in this spirit that we scheduled my visit.

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Putting , to Music,he working class in the . In these final two substantive chapters, I discuss how São Paulo hip hoppers do ideological work and strive to articulate dynamic notions of blackness and gender (masculinities and femininities). Again, hip hop is the vehicle of choice (and, at times, necessity) for thousan

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, (I’m Out /The End?), of cultural practice as “design” based on a set of ideologies to explain and narrate Brazilian hip hop. Such a keyword is heuristic; it is the spirit behind the ubiquitous hip hop phrase . (“we’s on tape”), central to the opening staement of this ethnography. The ideologies of “we” and representati

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ts (HSEs). There are at least five Hsfs in mammalian cells, Hsf1, Hsf2, Hsf3, Hsf4, and Hsfy (Wu, Annu Rev Cell Dev Biol 11:441–469, 1995; Morimoto, Genes Dev 12:3788–3796, 1998; Tessari et al., Mol Hum Repord 4:253–258, 2004; Fujimoto et al., Mol Biol Cell 21:106–116, 2010; Nakai et al., Mol Cell B