The double game of music HISTORY / Expeditions & DiscoveriesThe book uses the metaphor of double games to critically analyse how music education, as a series of games, is played. Examining the intertwinement of social power with players belief in the purity of their game, and of material with symbolic economies, the authors unravel the complex social dynamics of musical upbringing and socialisation.
It argues that the ‘comradely objects’ of Russian productivism were not just shabby copies of western commodities – they were agents of progressive social relations with a discernible inheritance from the 1920s avant-garde
The book's wide-ranging audience will include theatre artists
situated within wartime cinema and focussing on national identity explored with the ‘Pressburger Touch’
It anchors us to the world and to one another
Bethan Jones on gender and comedy in the late short fiction
Written in a style accessible for students as well as scholars
A practical guide to the development and operation of digital preservation services for organizations of any size
This richly illustrated books tells the story of the different ways in which women were represented in Italian Renaissance painting
He remains the most high-profile politician to cross the floor of the House of Commons in the post-war period
Thereafter
Covering the whole twentieth century
marked by differences of scale
