Shadows in the Field: New Perspectives for Fieldwork in Ethnomusicology

The Contributors Consider Fieldwork As An Issue-laden Practice Rather Than As A Methodology Requiring A Prescriptive Manual, Challenging The Very Notion Of Fieldwork, Its Goals And Its Place In Historical Studies. Casting Shadows : Fieldwork Is Dead! Long Live Fieldwork! : Introduction / Timothy J. Cooley And Gregory Barz -- Knowing Fieldwork / Jeff Todd Titon -- Toward A Mediation Of Field Methods And Field Experience In Ethnomusicology / Timothy Rice -- Phenomenology And The Ethnography Of Popular Music : Ethnomusicology At The Juncture Of Cultural Studies And Folklore / Harris M. Berger -- Moving : From Performance To Performative Ethnography And Back Again / Deborah Wong -- Virtual Fieldwork : Three Case Studies / Timothy J. Cooley, Katharine Meizel, And Nasir Syed -- Fieldwork At Home : European And Asian Perspectives / Jonathan P.j. Stock And Chou Chiener -- Working With The Masters / James Kippen -- The Ethnomusicologist, Ethnographic Method, And The Transmission Of Tradition / Kay Kaufman Shelemay -- Shadows In The Classroom : Encountering The Syrian Jewish Research Project Twenty Years Later / Judah M. Cohen -- What's The Difference? Reflections On Gender And Research In Village India / Carol M. Babiracki -- (un)doing Fieldwork : Sharing Songs, Sharing Lives / Michelle Kisliuk -- Confronting The Field(note) In And Out Of The Field : Music, Voices, Texts, And Experiences In Dialogue / Gregory F. Barz -- The Challenges Of Human Relations In Ethnographic Inquiry : Examples From Arctic And Subarctic Fieldwork / Nicole Beaudry -- Returning To The Ethomusicological Past / Philip V. Bohlman -- Theories Forged In The Crucible Of Action : The Joys, Dangers, And Potentials Of Advocacy And Fieldwork / Anthony Seeger. Edited By Gregory Barz & Timothy J. Cooley. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 289-311) And Index.