CfP: Music and Social Conflicts
Introduction Music has often been described as a “soundtrack” for social conflicts. However, as recent […]
Revolution
Cahiers du cinéma’s Maoist Turn and the Front Culturel Révolutionnaire
The French film journal Cahiers du cinéma has, since its founding by André Bazin in […]
The Post-Cinematic Gesture: Redhack
Over the last thirty years, once staunchly film history scholars such as Thomas Elsaesser, Jane […]
Lang’s Fury Continues to Resonate in the #BlackLivesMatter Movement
Eric Garner uttered “I can’t breathe” eleven times on July 17, 2014 when he died […]
Food Riots, Strikes, and Looting in Brazil between 1917 and 1962: Defining the Repertoires of Working-Class Revolt
When one speaks of “food riots” as a phenomenon specific to Brazilian history, it may […]
Pre-Histories of Revolutionary Nationalism and the Welfare State: Corocoro, Bolivia (1918-1930)
In 1930, Enrique Linares wrote in to the Municipal Judge of Corocoro, a small copper […]
“If I can’t dance, it ain’t my revolution”: Queer-Feminist Inquiries into Pink Bloque’s Revolutionary Strategies
This article is an interdisciplinary and cross-cultural encounter and debate between two feminists on the question of what constitutes revolution.
“Music and Social Conflicts,” Volume 7 (2021)
Introduction Music has often been described as a “soundtrack” for social conflicts. However, as recent […]