Music Educators Journal · 1994 · 46 citations · 2 references
HumanitiesCultural StudiesMusicologyCultureMusic SociologyPopular Culture StudiesAmerican Popular CultureMusic AudiencesMusic Industry StudiesMusic SubculturesMusic-based SubculturesPopular MusicMusic Scene PoliticsPopular Music Industry
Life for many of us in America has now evolved into a series of challenges to compete. We are bombarded with this doctrine at work, at school, and, worst of all, at home. It has become perhaps the only common thread in the diverse patchwork culture of American life. We hear it in our commercials (Pepsi vs. Coke in a taste test), in our politics (Republicans vs. Democrats), and in our recreation (Cowboys vs. Redskins). So saturated is our society with this spirit of competition that we allow its effects to go unchecked because we simply don't
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Technopoly: The Surrender of Culture to Technology
Simon Penny, Neil Postman · Leonardo · 1997 · 1.3K citations
No Contest: The Case against Competition
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