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ANTHRO 217 - Rhythm, Blues and Rock
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ANTHRO 217
Rhythm, Blues and Rock
Please note: this is archived course information from 2012 for ANTHRO 217.
Description
African-American popular music and culture from the mid-1930s through the early 1960s, including styles such as blues, R ‘n’ B, and early Rock ‘n’ Roll. Considers issues of racial and gendered representation, creativity, the popular music industry, the place of music in the development of "youth culture" and stylistic trends. Individual performers, recordings and performances, are also examined.
Availability 2012
Not taught in 2012
Lecturer(s)
Coordinator(s) Associate Professor Greg Booth
Assessment
Coursework + exam
Points
ANTHRO 217: 15.0 points
Prerequisites
ANTHRO 103 or 106 or 60 points passed
Restrictions
POPMUS 206