On Extremity: From Music to Images, Words, and Experiences

Contents

• Chapter 1 - On Extremity: A Manifesto
• Nelson Varas-Díaz, Niall Scott, and Bryan Bardine
• SOUNDS
• Chapter 2 - The Aesthetics of Extreme SoundsNiall Scott
• Chapter 3 - Essential Musicality: Extreme Music and the Sounds of Everyday Life
• Ross Hagen
• Chapter 4 - Extremities within Extremity: Sisterhood as Strategies of Resistance in the UK Underground Metal Scene
• Jasmine Hazel Shadrack
• Chapter 5 - Voices for the Voiceless: Animal Rights and Extremity in Extreme Music
• Edward Banchs and Anna Chilewska
• Chapter 6 - No Satisfaction: Aihiyō after The Rolling Stones
• Robin Purves
• IMAGES AND WORDS
• Chapter 7 - Extremity – Art – Decoloniality: Lessons for Survival in the Work of Puerto Rican Artist Rafael Trelles
• Nelson Varas-Díaz
• Chapter 8 - The Limits of Extremity: The Disappearance and Return of Extremity in Late Capitalism
• Jason J. Wallin
• Chapter 9 - Seeking the Banality in the Extreme: Prescient Identifiers of Vapid Narcissism in an Era of Post-Truth
• Vivek Venkatesh
• Chapter 10 - Quixotism and Extremity: Cervantes on Authenticity, Delusion, and Reality Literacy in Early and Late Modernity
• Bradley J. Nelson
• Chapter 11 - Devil Running Wild: Satan and his Minions in Rosemary’s Baby, The Exorcist, and The Omen
• Bryan Bardine
• EXPERIENCES
• Chapter 12 - Rethinking Extremity through Gender Detransition
• Sheilla R. Madera and Alíxida Ramos Pibernus
• Chapter 13 - Para’o: Exotic Wake, Extreme Performance and Marginality in San Juan, Puerto Rico
• Luis Javier Cintrón Gutiérrez
• Chapter 14 - Pushing the Limits of the “Darkest” Dark Tourism in the Age of Extremity
• Jeffrey S. Podoshen