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*1001 $aFox, Aaron A.$_28026900
*24510$aReal Country$bmusic and language in working-class culture$cAaron A. Fox
*260  $aDurham$bDuke University Press$ccop. 2004
*300  $a363 s.
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*5208 $aAaron A. Fox’s Real Country is a powerful and moving study of Texas working class culture (including an articulate defense of the now heavily criticized notion of ‘culture’ itself). Combining the tools of linguistic anthropology, ethnomusicology, and sensitive ethnography, Fox performs a series of brilliant interpretations of ‘vocal practices’—country music and all kinds of talk, mostly in bars—as these actively shape personal subjectivities and interpersonal relationships. The chapter on ‘The Fool in the Mirror’ alone is worth the price of the book.
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