Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series

Women and Femme Voices in Metal Music, Culture, and Scholarship

Feminist Strategies of Resistance

Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series: Women and Femme Voices in Metal Music, Culture, and Scholarship

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This collection fosters an intersectional feminist position, adopting this lens to analyse the varying perspectives and experiences of women and femme metal musicians, fans, and scholars, addressing issues in metal music and scholarship such as misogyny, misogynoir, ableism, and heteronormativity from voices all around the globe.

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Beschrijving Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series: Women and Femme Voices in Metal Music, Culture, and Scholarship

ISBN: 9781032608938
Pagina's: 234
Verschijnt: 24-04-2026
Serie: Ashgate Popular and Folk Music Series
Rubriek: Muziek

Druk: 1
Uitvoering: Hardback
Taal: Engels
Uitgever: Taylor & Francis Ltd

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