دانلود کتاب Heavy Metal Music, Texts, and Nationhood: (Re)sounding Whiteness

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Acknowledgements
Contents
1 Introduction
Metal and Critical Whiteness Studies
Objectives and Methodology
Structure of the Book
Conclusion
References
2 Mapping Representation in Metal Music Studies
Introduction
Whiteness, Texts and Leisure
Deconstructing the Default Metal Fan
Class, Masculine Transgression and Individuality
Spectacular Whiteness and Racism
Whiteness, Virtuosity and Majority Cultures
The Problem(s) with Global Metal
Conclusion
References
3 Norwegian Black Metal and Viking Metal
Introduction
Mapping Norwegian Whiteness in Metal
History of Norwegian Metal and Scholarly Appraisals
Norse Ethnosymbolism in Norwegian Black Metal
Satanism as a Response to Christianity, Capitalism and Globalisation
Radical Transgression, Racism and Spectacular Violence in Black Metal
Elitism and Anti-modernity
Peripheral Whiteness and Isolation in the Norwegian National Image
Politics of Monstrosity, Transgression and Counter-Colonialism
Viking Whiteness in the Social and Genetic Imaginary
Pastoral Neopaganist Fantasies and the Econational Nordic Self
Conclusion
References
4 Afrikaans Metal in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Introduction
Imagined African Geographies in Metal Music Studies
Whiteness and Afrikaner Nationalism in Post-apartheid South Africa
Afrikaners in the ‘Post-apartheid Culture Industries’
Melting Pots and Moral Panics: Heavy Metal Music in Post-apartheid South Africa
Afrikaner Nationalism and the Post-apartheid Culture Industry
Metal for Modern Afrikaners
White Indigeneity, Victimhood and Genocide in Afrikaans Metal
Conclusion
References
5 Normophilia and Banal Nationalism in Australian Extreme Metal
Introduction
Down Under(Ground): Metal in Australia
Violence and Mundanity: Conditions for Australia’s Exclusionary Whiteness
Soldiers, Sappers, Saints: White Men as Symbols of Banal Nationalism
Anti/Colonial Whiteness and Indigenous Displacement
Brutality in the Backyard: Sacred Suburbia and Exclusory ‘Everyday Blokes’
Conclusion
References
6 (Re)sounding, (re)sealing: Translocal Terrains of Whiteness across Norway, South Africa and Australia
Introduction
‘Sealing’ Whiteness
Finding the Nation in Metal: Ethnonationalism and Narrative Belonging
Mapping Metallic Nationalisms
Monstrous, Resistant and Banal Nationalism in Perspective
Authenticating Authenticity: Crafting White Indigeneity
Colonisation, Displacement and Indigenisation
Colonial Ecologies of White Mastery and Black Alienation
Redressing Metallic Ideology: Transgression, Rebellion and Progressivism
Discursive Transgression—Conservativism and Neofascism
Liberalism, Progressivism, Anti-fascism
Apolitical Misanthropy
Power Structures, Commercialisation, Generational Gaps
Conclusion
References
7 Conclusion
Reflections on of the Research
Drawing Implications: Consequences and Effects
Looking to the Future
Coda
References
Index