The hip hop reader / [edited by] Tim Strode, Tim Wood.

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Material type: Text

TextLanguage: Spanish Series: Longman topics reader ; 49.Publication details: New York : Pearson Education, 2008.Description: xi, 239 sISBN:

0321385128
9780321385123

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DDC classification:

782.421649 22

LOC classification:

ML 3531 H667 2008

Contents:

Ch. 1. Back in the day: origins and definitions of hip hop. The roots and stylistic foundations of the rap music tradition / Cheryl L. Keyes -- Rap music / Tricia Rose -- Puerto Rican and proud, boyee!: rap, roots and amnesia / Juan Flores -- Ghost's world: a Wu Tang Clan member's new album / Sasha Frere-Jones -- Illmatic: a journey into Nas's state of mind / Shana Kent. -- Ch. 2. Crossing the color line: hip hop negotiates the complexities of race. Guarding the borders of the hip-hop nation / N.R. Kleinfield -- Sold out on soul: the corporate annexation of black popular music / Mark Anthony Neal -- Elvis, wiggers, and crossing over to nonwhiteness / David R. Roediger -- Raps' embrace of 'nigger' fires bitter debate / Michel Marriott -- The hip-hop nation: whose is it? In the end, black men must lead / Touré. -- Ch. 3. Your momma's a mack daddy: gender construction in hip hop. Hip hop women shredding the veil: race and class in popular feminist identity / Marcyliena Morgan -- Beyond racism and misogyny: black feminism and 2 Live Crew / Kimberle Crenshaw -- When black feminism faces the music, and the music is rap / Michele Wallace -- The Venus hip hop and the pink ghetto: negotiating spaces for women / Imani Perry -- The coolness of being real / bell hooks. -- Ch. 4. Growing up gangsta: gangsta rap and the politics of identity. Gangsta rap, the war on drugs, and the location of African-American identity in Los Angeles, 1988-92 / Elizabeth Grant -- Gangsta rap and American culture / Michael Eric Dyson -- Should Ice Cube's voice be chilled? / John Pareles -- Gangsta culture / bell hooks. -- Ch. 5. Mapping rap: East coast, West coast, third coast, and beyond. 'Represent': race, space, and place in rap music / Murray Forman -- Reaching toward hip-hop's homeland / Ayanna Paris -- New Orleans hip hop is the home of gangsta gumbo / Kelefa Sanneh -- Hip hop stole my black boy / Kiese Laymon

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Item type	Current library	Home library	Collection	Shelving location	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Libro	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Biblioteca Juan Bosch	Humanidades	Humanidades (4to. Piso)	ML 3531 H667 2008 (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	00000064671

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Ch. 1. Back in the day: origins and definitions of hip hop. The roots and stylistic foundations of the rap music tradition / Cheryl L. Keyes --
Rap music / Tricia Rose --
Puerto Rican and proud, boyee!: rap, roots and amnesia / Juan Flores --
Ghost's world: a Wu Tang Clan member's new album / Sasha Frere-Jones --
Illmatic: a journey into Nas's state of mind / Shana Kent. --
Ch. 2. Crossing the color line: hip hop negotiates the complexities of race. Guarding the borders of the hip-hop nation / N.R. Kleinfield --
Sold out on soul: the corporate annexation of black popular music / Mark Anthony Neal --
Elvis, wiggers, and crossing over to nonwhiteness / David R. Roediger --
Raps' embrace of 'nigger' fires bitter debate / Michel Marriott --
The hip-hop nation: whose is it? In the end, black men must lead / Touré. --
Ch. 3. Your momma's a mack daddy: gender construction in hip hop. Hip hop women shredding the veil: race and class in popular feminist identity / Marcyliena Morgan --
Beyond racism and misogyny: black feminism and 2 Live Crew / Kimberle Crenshaw --
When black feminism faces the music, and the music is rap / Michele Wallace --
The Venus hip hop and the pink ghetto: negotiating spaces for women / Imani Perry --
The coolness of being real / bell hooks. --
Ch. 4. Growing up gangsta: gangsta rap and the politics of identity. Gangsta rap, the war on drugs, and the location of African-American identity in Los Angeles, 1988-92 / Elizabeth Grant --
Gangsta rap and American culture / Michael Eric Dyson --
Should Ice Cube's voice be chilled? / John Pareles --
Gangsta culture / bell hooks. --
Ch. 5. Mapping rap: East coast, West coast, third coast, and beyond. 'Represent': race, space, and place in rap music / Murray Forman --
Reaching toward hip-hop's homeland / Ayanna Paris --
New Orleans hip hop is the home of gangsta gumbo / Kelefa Sanneh --
Hip hop stole my black boy / Kiese Laymon

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