Doing Digital Wrongly

Brown, Ruth Nicole; Smith, Blair Ebony; Robinson, James C.; Garner, Porshé R.

doi:10.1353/aq.2018.0028

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“…Alternatively, other sound scholars provoke patterns of marginalization by unsettling them. Music collective We Levitate (Brown et al, 2018) celebrates Black girlhood. Through their music, they seek to make "Black girlhood differently than what systemic oppression calls for" (p. 396).…”

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confidence: 99%

Problematizing Sound Methods Through Music Research-Creation: Oblique Curiosities

Shannon

Truman

2020

International Journal of Qualitative Methods

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In this article, we take up feminist new materialist thought in relation to our music research-creation practice to problematize the white, en/abled, cis-masculine, and Euro-Western methodological orientation often inherited with sound methods. We think with our music research-creation practice to activate a feminist new materialist politics of approach, unsettling sound studies’ inheritances that seek to separate, essentialize, naturalize/neutralize, capture, decontextualize, and re-present. We unsettle these inheritances with six propositions: imbricate, stratify, provoke, inject, contextualize, and more-than-represent. These propositions, and this article’s uptake of research-creation, hold implications for scholars interested in critically enacting sound studies research as well as qualitative and post qualitative research in general.

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Section: Extreme Explicationsmentioning

confidence: 99%