TOC Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, vol. 22, issue 2–3 (2021)

The Asia Pacific Journal of Anthropology, vol. 22, issue 2–3 (April/June 2021)

https://www.tandfonline.com/toc/rtap20/current

The Value of Ethnographic Research on Music

Guest Editors: Georgia Curran and Mahesh Radhakrishnan

The Value of Ethnographic Research on Music: An Introduction

Georgia Curran & Mahesh Radhakrishnan

Documenting the Dreaming: Designs and Songs of the Present, in the Past, for the Future

Megan Jones Morais

‘Shake it and Dance': Portuguese Burgher Identity and the Performance of Káfriinha

Mahesh Radhakrishnan

Engaging with a Genre in Decline: Teochew Opera in Western Sydney

Nicholas Ng

Sampling Ceremony: Hip-hop Workshops and Intergenerational Cultural Production in the Central Australian Desert

Sudiipta Shamalii Dowsett

Performing Purlapa: Projecting Warlpiri Identity in a Globalised World

Georgia Curran & Otto Jungarrayi Sims

FORUM: Voices of the Rainforest

Voices of the Rainforest and Gifts that Keep on Giving

Steven Feld

Steve Feld and the Institute of Papua New Guinea Studies

Don Niles

The Value of Listening, and Really Listening … 

Iinus S. Digim’Rina

Iconicities of Immersion After Voices of the Rainforest

Lisa Stefanoff

A Movie for Your Ears

Daniel Fisher

On the Acoustemology of a Day in the Life of Bosavi

P. G. Toner

On a Boulder in the River

Tanisha Jowsey

Sensing the Acoustics of a New Guinea Rainforest

Borut Telban