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Hip Hop in Urban Borderlands

Hip Hop in Urban Borderlands2018

Miranda Crowdus

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"This book explores the role of Hip Hop in negotiating boundaries of identity in contemporary Israel. Hip Hop emerged in Israel in the early 1990s and is performed by many individuals and groups often divided by conflicting aesthetics, ideologies, positionalities, and national identities. Using an ethnographic, interdisciplinary approach, this text highlights the relationships between Jewish and non-Jewish identities operating in South Tel Aviv in grassroots and commercial Hip Hop initiatives. While this book focuses on one urban area, it addresses broader themes relating to popular music and globalization, including the disjuncture between the day-to-day experiences of practitioners and the ideological projections used to define them"--Back cover.

Details

First published
2018
OL Work ID
OL21350627W

Subjects

Rap (music)Hip-hopIsrael, social life and customsSocial aspectsHistory and criticism

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