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1 online resource (vi, 325 pages) : illustrations, maps.
Introduction : festival activism / David A. McDonald, Andrew Snyder, Jeremy Reed -- Disruption. Carnival arts and "freedom dreams" : an ethnography of culture, power, and black political struggle in London's carnival scene / Deonte L. Harris -- Rethinking relational geometries in musical events in Europe : artistic devices and activist implications / Filippo Bonini Baraldi -- Refuge. An accessible carnival : festivity, inclusion, and disability in Rio de Janeiro / Andrew Snyder -- The festivalization of feminism, DIY music, and intersecting identities at Ladyfests / Louise Barrière -- Renewal. Love songs that protest : sentipensante music making as postneoliberal activism in the neighborhood tango festivals of Buenos Aires / Jennie Gubner -- Al-Balad theater : festivals as sites of social action and community development in neoliberal Jordan / Jeremy Reed, Serene Huleileh -- Resignifying traditional festive culture for progressive ends in Portugal / Miguel Moniz -- Deliberation. Another possible world : transnotional activism activism at WOMAD / James Nissen -- Babaláwo and Bataleras : translocal academic and ritual activism at the Festival of the Caribbean (Festival del Caribe) in Eastern Santiago de Cuba / Ruthie Meadows -- Festival study as a framework for dialogic social justice : a perspective from Johannesburg / Oladele Ayorinde -- Futurity. Festival futurity at the Palestine Music Expo / David A. McDonald -- "The many ways we are alike" : the perils of multiculturalism in Boise's World Village Festival / Kimberly Marshall, Steven Hatcher -- Afterword : the work that music festivals do / Eric Fillion, Ajay Heble.
edited by David A. McDonald, Andrew Snyder, and Jeremy Reed.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Bloomington, Indiana : Indiana University Press, 2025
Activist encounters in folklore and ethnomusicology