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Introduction: Music Studies and the Idea of Culture, by Richard Middleton  Part I Music and Culture  Music and Bio-cultural Evolution, Ian Cross  Musicology, Anthropology, History, Gary Tomlinson  Music and Culture: Historiographies of Disjuncture, Philip Bohlman  Comparing Music, Comparing Musicology, Martin Clayton  Music and Social Categories, John Shepherd  Music and Mediation: Towards a New Sociology of Music, Antoine Hennion  Music and Everyday Life, Simon Frith  Music, Culture and Creativity, Jason Toynbee  Music and Psychology, Eric Clarke  Subjectivity Rampant! Music, Hermeneutics and History, Lawrence Kramer  Is Historical Musicology Still Possible?, Rob Wegman  Social History and Music History, Trevor Herbert  Part 2 Issues and Debates  Musical Autonomy Revisited, David Clarke  Textual Analysis or Thick Description?, Jeff Todd Titon  Music, Experience and the Anthropology of Emotion, Ruth Finnegan  Musical Materials, Perception and Listening, Nicola Dibben  Music as Performance, Nicholas Cook  Of Mice and Dogs: Music, Gender and Sexuality at the Long Fin-de-siècle, Ian Biddle  Contesting difference: A critique of Africanist ethnomusicology, Kofi Agawu  What a difference a name makes: Two instances of African-American popular music, David Brackett  Locating the people: Music and the popular, Richard Middleton  Music education, cultural capital and social group identity, Lucy Green  The cultural study of musical instruments, Kevin Dawe  The destiny of 'diaspora' in ethnomusicology, Mark Slobin  Globalization and the politics of world music, Martin Stokes  Music and the market: The economics of music in the modern world, Dave Laing