Negotiating Difference in French Louisiana Music: Categories, Stereotypes, and Identifications (American Made Music Series)
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Negotiating Difference in French Louisiana Music: Categories, Stereotypes, and Identifications (American Made Music Series)

by Sara Le Menestrel

Music Cultural Studies
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Sara Le Menestrel examines how categories, stereotypes, and identifications influence understandings of difference in French Louisiana music. Part of the American Made Music Series, this focused study connects musical culture with broader questions of identity, classification, and community.

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Negotiating Difference in French Louisiana Music explores the ways musical life can reflect and shape ideas about cultural difference.

The book focuses on categories, stereotypes, and identifications in the context of French Louisiana music.

Sara Le Menestrel considers how music provides a setting for examining culture, identity, and the boundaries people create between communities.

Part of the American Made Music Series, this work offers a focused study for readers interested in music and cultural analysis.

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