Aiuto per tesi su metal?

Forte, all'imminente European Association for the Study of Religions Annual Conference & International Association for the History of Religions Special Conference, Tuesday 3rd to Friday 6th September 2013, Liverpool Hope University, Religion, Migration, Mutation - Liverpool Hope University hanno organizzato un Panel "(God Listens (to Slayer): Religion in Heavy Metal and Punk Music Cultures)" con questi talks:

Hecker, Pierre, Turkish Metal: Resisting the Islamization of the Public Sphere
Stewart, Francis, Straight Edge Punk: Religious Mutation or Over-Reaching?
Coggins, Owen, Mystical Traditions in Religious Studies and Drone Metal
Scott, Niall, Heavy Metal as Liturgy

 

Interessante.. ma quando hai finito di pronunciare il nome della conferenza, questa è finita da un bel pezzo!!

 

Sono usciti gli abstract degli interventi, si trovano qui: http://www.hope.ac.uk/media/liverpo...ligionmigrationandmutation/media,23975,en.pdf

 

Ok, non è strictu sensu un saggio religionista ma è quantomeno interessante la sede editoriale:

T. J. T. Williams, A Blaze in the Northern Sky: Black Metal and Crimes against Culture, "Public Archaeology" 11, 2 (2012), pp. 59-72

Abstract: This paper focuses on an act that can be seen to typify what heritage organizations might confidently describe as a ‘crime against culture’: the deliberate destruction by fire of a twelfth-century wooden stave church at Fantoft in Norway in 1992. This paper uses the case study of Fantoft to challenge the ways in which heritage organizations (in this case Norway’s Directorate of Cultural Heritage) establish and protect mono-cultural narratives and push interpretative agendas predicated on an uncritical concept of universal ‘value’ and its equation with material authenticity. It also examines how distinct minority communities construct new meanings, values, and traditions without reference to institutional narratives, a process that, whilst arguably initiating a more meaningful dialogue with the past, brings in train a new set of problems.

Terribile lessico postmoderno.

 

Un'altro paper di interesse: BATA TÍMEA: Shamans, warriors from the land of metal – the symbolism of Finnish metal music.
in In Past and present stereotypes. Papers of the 10th Finnish – Hungarian Ethnological Symposium Budapest – Dobogókő,
Budapest, August 31 – September 4. 2009. Ed. by Tímea Bata, Zsuzsa Szarvas. Bp., Magyar Néprajzi
Társaság; Néprajzi Múzeum, 2010. 45–56

 

In portoghese: André Yamamoto, O martelo, o prego e a cruz. Mitologia nórdica, o heavy metal e o cristianismo, "Brathair" 10, 1 (2010), pp. 26-40.
Disponibile qui: http://ppg.revistas.uema.br/index.php/brathair/article/viewFile/435/376.

 

Meli santo subito. Solo a Pd si possono fare 'ste tesi.

 

Come ti dissi tempo fa, scese esilaranti durante la discussione, col Meli che tirò il pacco e il mio amico si dovette sorbire le litigate del duo Melchionda/Mura.

 

Però la mura è una figa, l'ho avuta come presidente di commissione

Inviato dal mio GT-I9505

 

Niente mondo nordico qui, ma articolo indubbiamente pertinente:

Osman Umurhan, Heavy Metal Music and the Appropriation of Greece and Rome, "Syllecta Classica" 23 (2012), pp. 127-152

 

Per la scena baltica:

Strmiska, M. (2012) ‘Paganism-Inspired Folk Music, Folk Music-Inspired Paganism, and New Cultural Fusions in Lithuania and Latvia’, in Cusack, C. & Norman, A. (eds) Handbook of New Religions and Cultural Productions (Leiden and Boston, Brill), pp. 349–98.

http://blog.pohanskaspolecnost.cz/w.../03/Pagan-Inspired-Folk-Music_-Chapter-15.pdf

 

Uh grazie! Andrà a fare compagnia all'altra tesi sul metal in Lituania in inglese, che era stata postata anni fa ma che non ho mai letto :/

 

Nicolas Meylan, Les géants sur la carte : Eddas, Tolkien et Viking Metal, "ASDIWAL" 8 (2013)

Asdiwal 8 (2013)

 

Altri articoli su religione e Christian metal qui: Languages and discourses in social media (Henna Jousmäki)