Decolonization

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Deborah Wong

Published: 2008-08-25

VIDEO: Using three case studies, Dr. Wong discusses the process of decolonization in relation to the music making of colonized subjects. TEXT: A course description for Dr. Wong's lectures.

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We’ll all be more innovative if we participate in collaborative webs and share more openly. Creativity is always a collaboration and it’s always a form of improvisation, written large in the social world.