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Abstract: This thesis examines the role played by protest song in the development of the political culture of Germany’s industrial working class between 1844 and 1933.
Ideology and agency in protest politics: Service delivery struggles in post-apartheid South Africa By Trevor Ngwane A dissertation submitted to the faculty of humanities, University of KwaZulu-Natal, Durban, in fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts (Development Studies). Durban, 2011. 2 ABSTRACT. My aim in this.
This dissertation analyzes song lyrics written in the United States during the country’s involvement in the Vietnam War (1945-1975) by using social, historical, political, philosophical, and cultural criticisms. The majority of this dissertation focuses on Anti-Vietnam War protest lyrics, but neutral and pro-Vietnam War stances are also recognized.
This dissertation explores the role of music within the politics of liberation in the United States in the period of the late 1950s and the 1960s. Its focus is on the two dominant, but very different (and, it is argued, interconnected) mass political and cultural movements that converged in the course of the 1960s: civil rights and counterculture.
Doctoral dissertation, Department of Computer Sciences, The University of Texas at Austin. Abstract A map is a description of an environment allowing an agent---a human, or in our case a mobile robot---to plan and perform effective actions. From a single location, an agent's sensors can not observe the whole structure of a complex, large.
Abstract This thesis explores the relationship between popular politics and popular music through the context of the international campaign against apartheid South Africa. In particular the thesis focuses on the ways in which the British Anti-Apartheid Movement, arguably the best organised and best established anti-apartheid solidarity organisation, interacted with popular music.
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