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Towards Another Musical Ecology
Bellona magazine, 2023
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Title:
Towards Another Musical Ecology
Author:
Ribac, François
Subjects:
Environment and Society
;
Environmental Sciences
;
Humanities and Social Sciences
;
Musicology and performing arts
;
Sociology
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Bellona magazine, 2023
Description:
.This piece by François Ribac, sociologist and composer is analyzing the limits of technological solutionism, green accounting and the tendency to entrust economic players alone with the management of ecological and social issues, it prevents us from being seduced by the recycling of pseudo-solutions already called into question by numerous research studies. In his conclusion, François Ribac calls for collaborative investigations that can include people who are in a precarious position in the professional sphere of popular music (which is as much a question of ecology and health as it is one of social issues), as well as those who are already engaged in practices of reflection and care, in the music world and beyond.
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HAL SHS: Archive ouverte en Sciences de l'Homme et de la Société (Open Access)
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