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Consumerism,
Commodity Fetishism
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Consumerism,
Commodity Fetishism 1 Session
How important
is consumption to hip hop culture? How is the global reach of hip hop
related to commodities and exchange? How has hip hop changed as it has
attracted a global audience and inspired a global marketplace?
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Hustle and Flow (2005) November 20 1-134 7pm |
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rread: |
Hip Hop Matters Chapters 2 and 4 pp 55-84; 111-140 |
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rread: |
""A Nation of Thieves': Consumption, Commerce, and
the Black Public Sphere" by Regina Austin, in The Black Public Sphere edited
by the Black Public Sphere Collective, (Chicago, University of Chicago Press,
1995), pp. 229 - 252 |
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