Oxford Handbook of Critical Musicology

The Oxford Handbook of Critical Musicology is an academic book that explores how music shapes and is shaped by social, cultural, political, and economic factors. It examines music’s role beyond entertainment, analyzing its significance in identity, power dynamics, and historical contexts. The book features essays by experts, offering diverse perspectives on topics like race, gender, technology, and globalization in music. It serves as a comprehensive resource for understanding the deeper meanings and complexities of music within society, making complex ideas accessible to both scholars and readers interested in the cultural importance of music.