Feminist Scholarship and the Field of Musicology: II

Part II of an article that examined the impact of feminist methods and perspectives on the field of American musicology is presented. Bowers proposes other approaches that scholars can take to further their knowledge about the relationship between music making and gender. If feminist scholarship is...

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Published in:College music symposium 1990-04, Vol.30 (1), p.1-13
Main Author: Bowers, Jane M.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
American music
Composers
Feminism
Feminist Pedagogy
Gender roles
Gender Studies
Men
Methods
Music analysis
Music composition
Music criticism
Music education
Musical performance
Musicology
Women and Music
Womens songs
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Summary:Part II of an article that examined the impact of feminist methods and perspectives on the field of American musicology is presented. Bowers proposes other approaches that scholars can take to further their knowledge about the relationship between music making and gender. If feminist scholarship is to make an impact in musicology, new research methodologies need to be developed and old methods and assumptions must be revised.
ISSN:0069-5696
2334-203X