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Publication details

Publisher: Palgrave Macmillan

Place: Basingstoke

Year: 2014

ISBN (Hardback): 9781349477265

ISBN (eBook): 9781137375230

Full citation:

Timothy Scott Brown, Andrew Lison (eds), The global sixties in sound and vision, Basingstoke, Palgrave Macmillan, 2014

The global sixties in sound and vision

Contents

A red noise

pop and politics in post-1968 France

Jonathyne Briggs

15-27

Magical mystery tours

godard and Antonioni in America

David Fresko

43-64

Turning inwards

the politics of privacy in the new American cinema

Joshua Guilford

65-82

"Musical & magical counterpoint"

language, sound, and image in Wallace Berman's Aleph, 1956–1966

Chelsea Behle Fralick

101-118

Guitar smashing

Gustav Metzger, the idea of auto-destructive works of art, and its influence on rock music

Wolfgang Kraushaar

119-134

"The revolution is over—and we have won!"

Alfred Hilsberg, West German punk, and the sixties

Jeff Hayton

135-150

The sun and moon have come together

the fourth way, the counterculture, and capitol records

Kevin Fellezs

151-166

"A weapon in our struggle for liberation"

black arts, black power, and the 1969 pan-African cultural festival

Samir Meghelli

167-184

Jukebox modernism

the transatlantic sight and sound of Peter Blake's Got a girl (1960–1961)

Melissa L. Mednicov

211-226

Uninteresting pictures

art and technocracy, 1968

Joshua Shannon

227-244