Music and Human Flourishing
- Editor: Celenza, Anna Harwell
Book
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Contents
- Series Editor's Foreword: The Humanities and Human Flourishing by James O. Pawelski
- Introduction: Music and Human Flourishing by Anna Harwell Celenza
- Part I: Contemplation
- Chapter 1: Musical Flourishes: Lessons from a Conservatory
- Jonathan Coopersmith
- Chapter 2: Jubilee: The (Positive) Science of Black Music
- Shana Redmond
- Chapter 3: Post-Tonal Music and Well-Being
- Joy H. Calico
- Chapter 4: Can 'Old-Fashioned' Approaches to Listening Contribute to Human Flourishing?
- Michael Beckerman
- Part II: Critique
- Chapter 5: Understanding Music Studies, Well-Being, and the Humanities in Times of Neoliberalism
- Alejandro Madrid
- Chapter 6: The Music Scholar as a Type of Non-Musician
- Todd Decker
- Chapter 7: They Say 'Music Should be Seen but not Heard': Music and Flourishing in the Elite
- Liberal Arts University
- Wendy Heller
- Part III: Communication
- Chapter 8: Interdisciplinary and Intercultural Collaboration in Arts and Human Flourishing
- Nancy Yunhwa Rao
- Chapter 9: Rethinking Women's Music-Making through the Lens of Human Flourishing
- Annegret Fauser
- Chapter 10: Playful Transcendence: Paths to Human Flourishing in Black Music Research and Performance
- Melvin L. Butler
- Chapter 11: Music for the Masses: Finding a Balance between Emotional Labor and Human
- Flourishing
- Anna Harwell Celenza