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Police Beat - The Emotional Power of Music in Police Work (Hardcover, New)
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Police Beat - The Emotional Power of Music in Police Work (Hardcover, New)
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Written by Simone Dennis, Lecturer in Anthropology at the
University of Southern Queensland, Australia, this book illuminates
the social processes of being and becoming emotional and of making
music, and the ways in which these processes are intertwined in the
context of an Australian police department that wields subtle forms
of power by emotional and musical means. The book is based on 18
months of ethnographic fieldwork conducted in a metropolitan police
(concert) band. Of primary analytic concern is the embodied and
social basis of emotion, and its capacity to facilitate connections
between persons in and through musical means. Police Beat moves
away from a focus on the cognitive apparatus that produces
experiences, and which thusly obscure the far more active and
multisensual roles that musicians have in constituting and
organizing their own sensual perceptions, to focus on embodied and
social experiences of making music, and of making emotion. The book
offers new insights into the means and modes of wielding subtle
forms of policing power in the contemporary world, and points to
the importance of music in organizing the social world.
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