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Music, Community and Leisure

Tuesday, 17 July 2018: 17:30-19:20
Location: 201D (MTCC NORTH BUILDING)
RC13 Sociology of Leisure (host committee)

Language: English

Listening to music and making music are significant parts of human culture, and have received much attention by musicologists, anthropologists and sociologists of music. Sociologists of leisure, on the other hand, have largely neglected music as a leisure space, and a leisure activity. In this session, we will explore how music constructs community, makes social identity and belonging, and provides pleasure and sensuality, in this world of violence and injustice. We are interested in theories of leisure and music and community, as well as empirical research that explores the connections between leisure and music and community. We are interested in making sense of music in leisure, and music as leisure, and the limits of music in creating place and space in this globalized world.
Session Organizer:
Karl SPRACKLEN, Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Chair:
Anju BENIWAL, GOVT. MEERA GIRLS COLLEGE, UDAIPUR, India
Co-Chair:
Klara TARKO, University of Szeged, Juhász Gyula Faculty of Education, Hungary
Oral Presentations
Music Constructs Community: A Study of Transgender Community Living in Dehradun City of Uttarakhand (India)
Satyam DWIVEDI, D.A.V. (P.G.) College, India; Anjali SHARMA, DAV(PG) COLLEGE, DEHRADUN, UTTARAKHAND,, India
Towards a New Theory of the Sociology of Music As Leisure
Karl SPRACKLEN, Leeds Beckett University, United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Expose It Yourself: Sex, Lies and Sarasu
Mira MALICK, Waseda University, Japan
Involvement in Chorus: Collective Feeling and Alfred Schutz’s Theory
Naomi MIYAMOTO, Ritsumeikan University, Kyoto, Japan
Spaces and Places - Comparing the Music Festivals in Lisbon, Portugal to Those in São Paulo, Brazil
Paulo CESAR NUNES JUNIOR, UNIVESIDADE FEDERAL DE ITAJUBÁ, Brazil; Ana Paula PEREIRA, CENTRO UNIVERSITÁRIO DE VOLTA REDONDA, Brazil
“My Piano Is My Homeland”: Music, Activism, and Syrian Civil War
S. Ali MOSTOLIZADEH, University of Waterloo, Canada