The Strange Music of Social Life

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Authored by Michael Mayerfeld Bell, edited by Ann Goetting

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How the music of human interaction can help us better understand the nature of social science research

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THE PROGRAM Tuning Up Program NotesoMichael Mayerfeld Bell, and all the authors Theme ONE: Strange Music: Notes Toward a Dialogic SociologyoMichael Mayerfeld Bell; Development TWO: Sociologizing the Strange: A Strong Programme for a Weak Sociology oVanina Leschziner; THREE: Stranger Danger: Response to Michael Mayerfeld Bell's "Strange Music" oJohn Levi Martin; FOUR: A Sisyphean Process? Dialogue on Dialogical Sociology oMarc Steinberg; FIVE: Growing a ChorusoJudith Blau; SIX: Why I Like Contemporary Classical Music and Contemporary Sociological Theory: Three Ironies of Mike Bell's "Strange Music"oShamus Kahn; SEVEN: Response to Michael Bell: Reflections Based on Perspectives from Popular Culture, Fine Arts, and Globalization oDiana Crane; EIGHT: A Three Part Recension oAndrew Abbott; NINE: Strange to the Structure: A Dialogue on "Strange Music," Performance Studies, Jazz Trumpet, and Billie HolidayoStacy Holman Jones and Christopher McRae; TEN: Re-Creating Music in the Moment: Reflections on Michael Bell's "Strange Music" and on Musical PerformanceoJohn Chappell Stowe; Coda ELEVEN: If You Have All the Answers You Don't Have All the QuestionsoMichael Mayerfeld Bell