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11	No Surrender: Bruce Springsteen, Neoliberalism and Rock and Roll’s Melancholic Fantasy of Sovereign Rebellion Unknown Date (has links) This thesis builds from press accounts of Bruce Springsteen’s South by Southwest keynote address, taken by many to be a renewed call to arms of the classic mantras of the rock ethos in the age of a declining recording industry. In tracing the ways the speech circulated I argue that its discourse was rearticulated toward quite different (and concerning) ends. Throughout, I aim to show the apparatuses of power that sustains the rock liberation fantasy. I read the coverage of Springsteen’s address as a therapeutic discourse meant to soothe the anxiety over the closure of agency in the age of neoliberalism. The general problematic for the thesis, then, addresses an anxiety over the collapse of freedom and as such works to offer broad reflections on the nature of radical agency in our increasingly neoliberal present. / Includes bibliography. / Thesis (M.A.)--Florida Atlantic University, 2017. / FAU Electronic Theses and Dissertations Collection Springsteen, Bruce--Influence. Neoliberalism. Politics, Practical--United States.
12	Rock ‘n’ Roll Took Me There: Its Effects Upon Individual and Communal Religious Experience Wood, Matthew 14 November 2013 (has links) From the claims of punk rocker GG Allin aiming to shed his own blood for Rock ‘n’ Roll to the religiously tinted narratives of Bruce Springsteen we come to find artists using religious references to color their artistic medium. A question arises: Could these utterances and narratives show a deeper meaning behind Rock ‘n’ Roll such that it can give individuals a way to obtain religious experience? This thesis aims at arguing for the ability of Rock ‘n’ Roll as having a way to incite feelings of religious experience and communitas. Through the usage of auto-ethnography coupled with subsidiary sources from academic to pop culture writers this thesis will investigate if such a creative form helps to enable individuals to experience transcendence and feelings of community while immersed in Rock ‘n’ Roll. Music Culture Religion Anthropology Sociology Auto-Ethnography Memoir Thesis Awesome Turner Peak Experience Absorption Theory Communitas punk rock Indie Ernest Becker Bruce Springsteen GG Allin Religious Experience Rock 'n' Roll Rock n Roll Csordas Brahinsky Luhrmann
13	Rock ‘n’ Roll Took Me There: Its Effects Upon Individual and Communal Religious Experience Wood, Matthew January 2013 (has links) From the claims of punk rocker GG Allin aiming to shed his own blood for Rock ‘n’ Roll to the religiously tinted narratives of Bruce Springsteen we come to find artists using religious references to color their artistic medium. A question arises: Could these utterances and narratives show a deeper meaning behind Rock ‘n’ Roll such that it can give individuals a way to obtain religious experience? This thesis aims at arguing for the ability of Rock ‘n’ Roll as having a way to incite feelings of religious experience and communitas. Through the usage of auto-ethnography coupled with subsidiary sources from academic to pop culture writers this thesis will investigate if such a creative form helps to enable individuals to experience transcendence and feelings of community while immersed in Rock ‘n’ Roll. Music Culture Religion Anthropology Sociology Auto-Ethnography Memoir Thesis Awesome Turner Peak Experience Absorption Theory Communitas punk rock Indie Ernest Becker Bruce Springsteen GG Allin Religious Experience Rock 'n' Roll Rock n Roll Csordas Brahinsky Luhrmann
14	The Things He Left Behind Gomes, Jenna M. 05 June 2018 (has links) No description available. Literature Personal Relationships Military Studies Military History Families and Family Life creative writing war iraq operation iraqi freedom connecticut short story cycle tim obrien bruce springsteen soldiers national guard family friends death love loss military

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