Methodology by Emily Hefner

Methodology

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A procedure for exploring a field of study

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Types of Methodology

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Scientific, Historical, Analytical, Ethnogrpahic

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Object of Study: A Famous Album

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https://www.loudersound.com/features/the-making-of-pink-floyds-dark-side-of-the-moon

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History

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e.g. Critique reviews, public reception, sales records

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Ethnography

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Historical Methodology

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Research on the historical context around the chronological release of the album

Deborah Wong

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"My purpose is twofold, as it is for any performative ethnography: I want to try to convey the vibrancy and the critical effects of taiko in all its particularities, and to reflect on my own process of telling, testimony, and cultural critique" (pg. 78)

Cultural context

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Analysis

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Understanding the musical decisions that impact the way the music itself was created

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How do cultural elements shape the perception of the object being explored?

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How does the musical object represent the culture?

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Deborah Wong- performative ethnography

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Examples

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Methods

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Tricia Rose- ethnography of cultural reception of rap music

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Performative ethnography

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Actively participating in the performances of the musical object

Interviews

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Holding discussions with members of the culture

Complexities

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External Spectation

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Coming from the outside and learning about a culture from a disconnected point of view. Relying on someone else in the culture to help you understand.

Secondary Sources

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Reading journals/articles regarding the culture

Cultural Integration

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Needing to take the time to be invested in going to a culture and immersing yourself. Knowing you may not be able to get the full scope of the culture as an outside.

Science

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Exploring the development of technology and how it impacted the creation of the music

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Example

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Wanting to learn about KPop, but not being from Korea and fully understanding the culture. Even after living there, you would not understand all of the same experiences and the full aspect of the culture.

Cultural Disconnect

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Upon exploring a foreign culture, it is difficult for the researcher to have a full ethnographpic understanding as compared to actual members of the culture.