Sociology and the Mix Tape: A Metaphor of Creativity |
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Authors: | Paul V. Stock |
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Affiliation: | (1) Centre for the Study of Food, Agriculture and Environment, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand |
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Abstract: | Creative endeavors often resemble one another. This paper explores similarities between sociology and art based on the use of conventions and creativity. More specifically, by comparing the construction of musical mix tapes, the author draws parallels between creating sociology and mix tapes. Looking at the process of how a mix tape is created using other artists’ songs and music for a specified purpose illuminates sociology and our roles as sociologists in a new light that leaves open new possibilities. |
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