· Shattering the assumptions of pop music's critics defenders alike, Carson Holloway shows that music is both more dangerous beneficial than thought. Conservative complaints about popular music focus on lyrics alone, appealing o In the 15 years since Tipper Gore Frank Zappa feuded over raunchy lyrics, a furious debate has raged over popular music's effect on character/5. All Shook Up: Music, Passion, and Politics. By Carson Holloway. Carson Holloway's book attempts to gain some perspective on present controversies by surveying philosophical thought since Plato dealing with music. One of his most significant conclusions is that both liberals and conservatives in the present dispute have focused on what, for. "In the fifteen years since Tipper Gore and Frank Zappa faced off over raunchy lyrics, a furious but confused debate has raged over popular music's effect on character. Shattering the assumptions of pop's critics and defenders alike, Carson Holloway shows that music is both more dangerous and more beneficial than we think." "Conservative complaints about popular music focus on lyrics alone and.
All Shook Up: Music, Passion, And Politics|Carson Holloway, Litella: Trust in Your Heart|Sarah L. Chaney, Thoughts on the Business of Life|Forbes Magazine, The Bending of a Twig|Desmond Coke. All Shook Up: Music, Passion, and www.doorway.ru Carson Holloway. Originally published in The New Oxford Review. Does music have any influence on character development? Rock music culture is corrosive to ideals most people wish to instill in their children, but perhaps the music can be extracted from the sexual evocation and desultory work ethic apparent in most of it. An author and political science professor says the debate over violent and obscene lyrics to music and their effects on children is a distraction from a far more important issue — the power of the music itself. Carson Holloway, who teaches political science at Concord College in West Virginia, is the author of "All Shook Up: Music, Passion.
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