Disperse and preserve the perverse: computing how hip-hop censorship changed popular music genres in China

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RT @Hansen_edu: Have a look at this paper if interested in novel comp approaches to cultural sociology, genre boundaries, or hip-hop. Very…

RT @Jenny_L_Davis: And the winner: @keniesoc "Disperse and Preserve the Perverse: Computing How Hip-Hop Censorship Changes Popular Music Pr…

Have a look at this paper if interested in novel comp approaches to cultural sociology, genre boundaries, or hip-hop. Very cool indeed!

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