2008
DOI: 10.1177/102986490801200107
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Der Singstreit in humanethologischer Perspektive

Abstract: DER SINGSTREIT IN HUMANETHOLOGISCHER PERSPEKTIVE Traditionen gesungener Wortgefechte sind von zahlreichen voneinander unabhängigen Kulturen in der ganzen Welt bekannt. Ethnographische Quellen über mehr als 20 Singstreit-Traditionen, unter anderem auch moderne subkulturelle Phänomene, wurden auf Form und Funktion der Praktiken untersucht. Die beobachteten Singstreite weisen eine Reihe gemeinsamer Merkmale auf: Eine große Mehrheit der Praktiken werden fast ausschließlich von Männern ausgeführt, folgen strengen f… Show more

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“…This Special Issue is the first larger compilation of state of the art contributions on Music and Evolution since the turn of the millennium. After the seminal book edited by Wallin et al (2000), which defined the field with a ground-breaking success (in succession of single early contributions such as Roederer, 1984), there have been several single papers -also in this journal -or smaller compilations, and some thematically related monographs (e.g., Hauser & McDermott, 2003, and other papers from that issue of Nature Neuroscience ; Mithen, 2005;Merker, 2005, and other papers from that issue of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences ; Justus & Hutsler, 2005;McDermott & Hauser, 2005, plus Cross, 2006, and six more Open Peer Commentaries from that issue of Music Perception ; Bispham, 2006a;plus Graham, 2007;Bispham, 2006b;and Author's Response;Fitch, 2006, and other papers from that issue of Cognition ; Brown, 2007;Cross, 2007;Huron, 2006;Lehmann et al, 2008). But there has never since been a larger ensemble of papers on topic concentrated in a single volume.…”
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“…This Special Issue is the first larger compilation of state of the art contributions on Music and Evolution since the turn of the millennium. After the seminal book edited by Wallin et al (2000), which defined the field with a ground-breaking success (in succession of single early contributions such as Roederer, 1984), there have been several single papers -also in this journal -or smaller compilations, and some thematically related monographs (e.g., Hauser & McDermott, 2003, and other papers from that issue of Nature Neuroscience ; Mithen, 2005;Merker, 2005, and other papers from that issue of the Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences ; Justus & Hutsler, 2005;McDermott & Hauser, 2005, plus Cross, 2006, and six more Open Peer Commentaries from that issue of Music Perception ; Bispham, 2006a;plus Graham, 2007;Bispham, 2006b;and Author's Response;Fitch, 2006, and other papers from that issue of Cognition ; Brown, 2007;Cross, 2007;Huron, 2006;Lehmann et al, 2008). But there has never since been a larger ensemble of papers on topic concentrated in a single volume.…”
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confidence: 99%