The Living Dolls of Electronica. Sonic Image in Electronic Music: the use of subversive text and narrative to expose gender dichotomy

Dodd, Rose (2009) The Living Dolls of Electronica. Sonic Image in Electronic Music: the use of subversive text and narrative to expose gender dichotomy. In: Representing Gender in the Performing Arts, 12-13 November 2009, University of Groningen. (Unpublished)

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Abstract

The musical tradition of electronica is new and emerging. A selection of practitioners who acknowledge gender in their output will be examined in this paper; strategies being the extent to which corporeality is explicit or exploited by composers in their works, how far the gadgetry of technology is knowingly used as a narrative tool, whether subversively of with an element of parody.

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Title:

The Living Dolls of Electronica. Sonic Image in Electronic Music: the use of subversive text and narrative to expose gender dichotomy

Creators:

Dodd, Rose

Date:

November 2009

Subjects:

B Philosophy. Psychology. Religion > BH Aesthetics
M Music and Books on Music > M Music

Schools:

School of Music, Humanities and Media

Additional Information:

The conference organisers undertook to publish all Conference papers & having been turned down by one publisher are seeking further publication opportunities.

Uncontrolled Keywords:

Electronica – Parody/Self-Parody – Deviation – Cybernetic Transformation – Text – Image/Narrative – Display

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Conference or Workshop Item

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Paper

Depositing User:

Rose Dodd

Date Deposited:

20 Sep 2011 13:07

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