1986
DOI: 10.1177/001654928603700105
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Youth and Popular Music: a Theoretical Rationale for an International Study

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“…Many scholars and musicians propose that popular music is one of the most universal means of communication, traversing language and other cultural barriers (Burnett, 1996;Chaffee, 1985;Robinson, 1986). In recent years, the development of new communication technologies has changed the music industry, including the production, distribution and consumption of music goods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many scholars and musicians propose that popular music is one of the most universal means of communication, traversing language and other cultural barriers (Burnett, 1996;Chaffee, 1985;Robinson, 1986). In recent years, the development of new communication technologies has changed the music industry, including the production, distribution and consumption of music goods.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Así, diversos autores caracterizan el videoclip como ejemplo perfecto de todo aquello que califican de "estética posmoderna": triunfo de los significantes sobre los significados, estética del fragmento, intertextualidad y pastiche, autorreferencialidad, banalización de lo ideológico, etc. (Aufderheide, 1986;Fiske, 1984;1986;1997;Kaplan, 1989;Tetzlaff, 1986).…”
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