Joseph Williams is a Musicologist, currently working as a sessional academic at Western Sydney University. His research interests include traditional music, music and philosophy, and street music. He is a member of the International Council for Traditional Music and the Musicological Society of Australia.

• Part 1: The Problem of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 1: Epistemologies of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 2: Epistemologies of Identity in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 3: The Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari and its Value for Rethinking Traditional Music Chapter 4: The Conceptual Territory of Nationalism and the Territorialization of Traditional MusicPart 2: Majoritarian Identities and Minor Musics in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 5: Nationalism, Regionalism, Globalism and the Infinite Regress of Identity in Minor Musics Chapter 6: Songs of the West: English Folk Music and the Celtic Imaginary Chapter 7: Songs of the Open Road: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Music and the Interculturality of English Traditions Chapter 8: Music of the Waters: English Sea Chanties and the Black AtlanticPart 3: Traditional Music, Affect and the Folding of Dividual Subjectivities Chapter 9: Frank Kidson: Vital Melodies and the Intensity of History Chapter 10: Lucy Broadwood: Collecting Beautiful MysteriesPart 4: Evolutionary Thought and the Rhizomatic Production of Traditional Music Chapter 11: Lines and Lineages: Arborescent Evolutionary Theories of Traditional Music Chapter 12: From Chaos to Song: Towards a Rhizomatic Evolutionary Theory of Traditional Music

Joseph Williams is a Musicologist, currently working as a sessional academic at Western Sydney University. His research interests include traditional music, music and philosophy, and street music. He is a member of the International Council for Traditional Music and the Musicological Society of Australia.

• Part 1: The Problem of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 1: Epistemologies of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 2: Epistemologies of Identity in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 3: The Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari and its Value for Rethinking Traditional Music Chapter 4: The Conceptual Territory of Nationalism and the Territorialization of Traditional MusicPart 2: Majoritarian Identities and Minor Musics in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 5: Nationalism, Regionalism, Globalism and the Infinite Regress of Identity in Minor Musics Chapter 6: Songs of the West: English Folk Music and the Celtic Imaginary Chapter 7: Songs of the Open Road: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Music and the Interculturality of English Traditions Chapter 8: Music of the Waters: English Sea Chanties and the Black AtlanticPart 3: Traditional Music, Affect and the Folding of Dividual Subjectivities Chapter 9: Frank Kidson: Vital Melodies and the Intensity of History Chapter 10: Lucy Broadwood: Collecting Beautiful MysteriesPart 4: Evolutionary Thought and the Rhizomatic Production of Traditional Music Chapter 11: Lines and Lineages: Arborescent Evolutionary Theories of Traditional Music Chapter 12: From Chaos to Song: Towards a Rhizomatic Evolutionary Theory of Traditional Music

Joseph Williams is a Musicologist, currently working as a sessional academic at Western Sydney University. His research interests include traditional music, music and philosophy, and street music. He is a member of the International Council for Traditional Music and the Musicological Society of Australia.

• Part 1: The Problem of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 1: Epistemologies of Identity in Traditional Music Chapter 2: Epistemologies of Identity in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 3: The Philosophy of Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari and its Value for Rethinking Traditional Music Chapter 4: The Conceptual Territory of Nationalism and the Territorialization of Traditional MusicPart 2: Majoritarian Identities and Minor Musics in England’s Folk Revival Chapter 5: Nationalism, Regionalism, Globalism and the Infinite Regress of Identity in Minor Musics Chapter 6: Songs of the West: English Folk Music and the Celtic Imaginary Chapter 7: Songs of the Open Road: Gypsy, Roma and Traveller Music and the Interculturality of English Traditions Chapter 8: Music of the Waters: English Sea Chanties and the Black AtlanticPart 3: Traditional Music, Affect and the Folding of Dividual Subjectivities Chapter 9: Frank Kidson: Vital Melodies and the Intensity of History Chapter 10: Lucy Broadwood: Collecting Beautiful MysteriesPart 4: Evolutionary Thought and the Rhizomatic Production of Traditional Music Chapter 11: Lines and Lineages: Arborescent Evolutionary Theories of Traditional Music Chapter 12: From Chaos to Song: Towards a Rhizomatic Evolutionary Theory of Traditional Music