A economia cultural do patrimônio da música popular
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2238-7714.no.2021.192818Palavras-chave:
Patrimônio, Música popular, Economia da cultura, ValorResumo
Quais são o significado, a significância e a função da herança da música popular, um campo de práticas que passou por considerável expansão desde a virada do século? Este artigo situa tal eflorescência no contexto de uma maior democratização do patrimônio, memória, arquivo e da história ao examinar a singularidade desse campo por meio das lentes da economia da cultura. A partir de evidências oriundas de uma variedade de exemplos contemporâneos, discute-se como os valores culturais e econômicos são produzidos através de práticas políticas, das instituições culturais, das comunidades interessadas e da indústria musical. As atividades de preservação, performance e promoção do patrimônio musical popular o cristalizam como um conceito que possibilita uma forma particular de conhecer o passado. Enquanto essa herança pode expressar um impulso democrático, a reprodução das hierarquias e desigualdades na cultura da música popular podem ser percebidas como um espaço contínuo de negociações de significados.
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