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A Working Class Hero (was something to be?): Political Identity and Political Affect
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Presentation 24 May 2013Embargo end date: 17 Nov 2014 Canada Publisher:McMaster University
Authors: Holm, Nick; Melançon, Johanne; McNutt, Ryan;

doi: 10.71548/1501

handle: 11375/16384

Working Class II / Classe ouvrière II

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Friday, May 24 • 10:15am - 11:45am Session 6C: Working Class II / Classe ouvrière II 1.Nick Holm (McMaster University), A Working Class Hero (was something to be?): Political Identity and Political Affect. 2.Johanne Melançon (Laurentian University), Les travailleurs et leurs revendications dans la chanson québécoise actuelle. 3.Ryan McNutt (Dalhousie University), "It’s a pretty good song, maybe you know the rest": The Absent Labour in 21st Century Springsteen-Influenced Indie Rock. Chair / Président: Owen Chapman

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Music & Labour 2013, political affect, Indie Rock, IASPM-Canada, political identity, Music & Labour 2013, la chanson québécoise, Musique et travail 2013, conference

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