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Köp båda 2 för 1140 krAsking fascinating questions about the use of music in law enforcement--including incarceration, detention, punishment, and torture--Hirsch provides a useful study of the importance of music not only in the legal system but also in society as a whole. Highly Recommended. --M.Goldsmith, Choice--M. Goldsmith "Choice" "Taking an impressive and new approach to contemporary musical culture, the book is the first major intervention in what will soon be a thriving subfield of contemporary musicological study. Hirsch is one of the most subtle thinkers in musicology." --Robert Fink, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music "Lucid and free from gratuitous jargon, its strongest feature is its close documentation and examination of specific case studies in the field." --Bruce Johnson, Macquarie University "From Enya to Eminem, Manilow to Mozart, and Barney The Purple Dinosaur to Beethoven, Lily Hirsch traces the use of music in the U.S. legal system and in doing so lays down profound challenges to musicologists and fans alike. Along the way we meet murderers, judges, terrorists, and victims all seeking to come to terms with the power of music. Music in American Crime Prevention and Punishment should be read by all with an interest in music and in law." --Martin Cloonan, University of Glasgow Taking an impressive and new approach to contemporary musical culture, the book is the first major intervention in what will soon be a thriving sub-field of contemporary musicological study. Hirsch is one of the most subtle thinkers in musicology. --Robert Fink, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music --Robert Fink, UCLA Herb Alpert School of Music Lucid and free from gratuitous jargon, its strongest feature is its close documentation and examination of specific case studies in the field. --Bruce Johnson, Macquarie University --Bruce Johnson, Macquarie University
Lily E. Hirsch is an independent scholar. Previously, she was Assistant Professor of Music and Director of the Bachelor of Arts Music program at Cleveland State University. She is the author of A Jewish Orchestra in Nazi Germany: Musical Politics and the Berlin Jewish Culture League (University of Michigan Press, 2010).