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Author(s): Miller, Monica R
ISBN(s): 9780415744645, 0415744644
Edition: 1
File Details: PDF, 1.89 MB
Year: 2013
Language: english
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ISBN 10: 0415744644 
ISBN 13: 9780415744645
Author: Monica R Miller

Religion and Hip Hop brings together the category of religion, Hip Hop cultural modalities and the demographic of youth. Bringing postmodern theory and critical approaches in the study of religion to bear on Hip Hop cultural practices, this book examines how scholars in religious and theological studies have deployed and approached religion when analyzing Hip Hop data. Using existing empirical studies on youth and religion to the cultural criticism of the Humanities, Religion and Hip Hop argues that common among existing scholarship is a thin interrogation of the category of religion. As such, Miller calls for a redescription of religion in popular cultural analysis – a challenge she further explores and advances through various materialist engagements. Going beyond the traditional and more common approach of analyzing rap lyrics, from film, dance, to virtual reality, Religion and Hip Hop takes a fresh approach to exploring the paranoid posture of the religious in popular cultural forms, by going beyond what “is” religious about Hip Hop culture. Rather, Miller explores what rhetorical uses of religion in Hip Hop culture accomplish for various and often competing social and cultural interests.

Religion and hip hop 1st Table of contents:

  1. Introduction

  2. (Re)Finding Religion

  3. Youth, Hip Hop, And Religion: Situating The Proper Object Of Study

  4. The Study Of Religion In Cultural Forms

  5. Religion Meets The Streets: Recent Trends And Limitations

  6. Filling The Void: Critical Mappings

  7. And So . . .

  8. Scapegoats, Boundaries, and Blame

  9. The Civic Face of Hip-Hop Culture

  10. Dirty And Deviant: Mary Douglas And Boundary Theory

  11. “Nappy-Headed Hos”?

  12. Don Imus: “That’s Some Nappy-Headed Hos There”

  13. Imus To Hip Hop To The Word Nigger: Blacks “Rap” Back

  14. Missing The Mark: Butler And Black Queer Studies In Conversation

  15. Reclaiming The “Other”

  16. Rethinking Difference In Black Popular Culture

  17. Don’t Judge a Book by Its Cover

  18. 50 Cent And The Law Of “Fearlessness”: The Thug’s Guide To Self-Help

  19. Selling Fearlessness: Authorizing The Thug’s Experience

  20. Aesthetic And Philosophical Weight

  21. Thug Metaphysics And Experience: Mental Alchemy And Realism

  22. Krs One: Selling Hip Hop Through Religion

  23. The One In The Many: Rza And The War Of Life

  24. The Wisdom Of Wu: Tactics And Strategies

  25. Do The Math: Constructing Connections

  26. And the Word Became Flesh Hip-Hop Culture and the (In)coherence of Religion

  27. The Religious Stylings Of Hip-Hop Culture: Recent Academic Trends

  28. The Black Church And Spirit Of Market Maintenance

  29. The Church Apparatus And Extensive Hegemony

  30. The Critical In The Lyrical: Rapper As (Christian) Prophet

  31. Hip Hop As A “Quest For Meaning”?

  32. Conclusion: Moving To The Material Dimension

  33. Inside-Out Complex Subjectivity and Postmodern Thought

  34. Complex Subjectivity And The Traces Of Its Intellectual Inheritance

  35. The Traces Of William James And Charles H. Long

  36. Hip Hop And Complex Subjectivity: A Quest For Meaning?

  37. Derridian Play And Pinn’s Center Of Consciousness

  38. Religious Habitus: Bourdieu

  39. “Critics Not Caretakers”: Religion As Non-Unique Social Formation And Construction

  40. Postmodern Complex Subjectivity

  41. Youth Religiosity in America The Empirical Landscape

  42. Buffering Transgression And The Arrested Development Of Religion

  43. Christian Smith And The National Study Of Youth And Religion: An Overview Of Quantitative Literature

  44. “Buffering Transgression”: The Moralizing Of Religious Participation

  45. Transgression And The Arrested Development Of Religion

  46. Religion in/as culture

  47. Social Differences And Religious Attendance

  48. Temporal Cartography: Youth Religiosity Across Time

  49. The Study Of Religion Beyond Institutional And “Buffering Motifs”: Conclusion

  50. Faith in the Flesh

  51. Rize: A Synopsis

  52. Making A Dollar Out Of 15 Cents: Historical Fixity And Making Do

  53. Making Do: Survival As Meaning-Making

  54. The Metaphysics Of Krumping?: “There Is A Spirit That Is There”

  55. Body As Site Of Significance

  56. Codes Of Combat: Rituals Of The Art Of War

  57. A Blood Or A Clown? The “Buffering Effects” Of Krump/Clown Culture

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