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Johns Hopkins University | AS.215.265

Electric Apocalypse: Rock in Latin America

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Rap, Metal, Punk Rock, and the other children of Rock and Roll are a global phenomena, and can serve as a site wherein hegemonic ideological culture is contested and resisted. These musical vocabularies manage to noisily articulate the voice of otherwise silent resistance by cultivating a peculiar and often paradoxical relationship with violence. This course will take Tristan Garcia's dialectic of "electric adolescence" as a point of departure for analysis of the relationship between music, violence, and social critique in Latin America.

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