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Im Rahmen der Portal:Metal/Literaturliste finden sich hier alle englischsprachigen Werke zum Themenspektrum Metal - Die Ordnung erfolgt alphabetisch nach Autor!

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Neben den oben aufgeführten PDFs gibt es von diesem Projekt Handreichungen der bisherigen 3 Global Conferences, sowie die der kommenden Konferenz im Mai 2012. Diese Handreichungen dienten eigenlich dazu, den Tagungsteilnehmern einen Einblick in die anstehenden Vorträge zu geben, sind aber dennoch für jedermann frei verfügbar. Es handelt sich dabei quasi um Auszüge wissenschaftlicher Arbeiten mit einer Länge von je 8–15 Seiten. Da sie sicherlich gut dazu geeignet sind, zahlreiche Artikel aus dem Metal-Spektrum inhaltlich zu bereichern, und der ein oder andere zu faul sein dürfte (Vorlage:Smiley/Wartung/;) ), sich durch die Website zu klicken, habe ich (Trollhead) hier mal alle alphabetisch aufgelistet. Die Website ist darüber hinaus hier erreichbar; dort finden sich noch kurze Auszüge aus Arbeiten, zu denen kein PDF erstellt wurde – reinschauen lohnt sich also dennoch ;) --Trollhead ^?Disk!_*Bew* 20:10, 2. Mai 2012 (CEST)[Beantworten]

Unter anderem werden folgende Themen angeboten:

• A furore Normannorum, libera nos domine!” A Short History of Going Berserk in Scandinavian Literature and Heavy Metal [1]
• Aesthetics and Existentialism [2]

• Barbarians and Literature: Viking Metal and its links to Old Norse Mythology [3]
• Belfast City Blues: Northern Ireland, The Troubles and Mama’s Boys / Celtus [4]
• Black Metal ist krieg the Political Boundaries of Black Metal [5]

• Can Progressive Metal’s Narrative Inform Social Stigma Theory? Pain of Salvation’s “the Perfect Element” Parts 1 & 2 as Examples [6]
• Crafting Cultural Narratives: Explorations of the Nightwish Imaginaerum Concept from Script to Play [7]
• Cycles of Metal and Cycles of Male Aggression: Using Metal as a Metric to Measure the Propensity of Young Men to Engage in Aggressive Behaviour [8]

• Den Mothers and Band Whores: Gender, Sex and Power in the Death Metal Scene [9]
• Dissonance and Dissidents [10]
• Does Death and Suicide Sound Like the Music you Hear? [11]
• Doing the Devil’s Work: Heavy Metal and the Threat to Public Order in the Muslim World [12]

• Emo Saved My Life’: Challenging the Mainstream Discourse of Mental Illness around My Chemical Romance [13]
• Extreme Politics and Extreme Metal: Strange Bedfellows or Fellow Travelers? [14]

• From Forests Unknown: Eurometal and the Audio Political Unconscious [15]
• Fuck Euphemisms: How Heavy Metal Lyrics Speak the Truth About War and Oppression [16]

• Goethe versus Rammstein: Who is Allowed to Play with Madness? The Influence of Musical Taste on Prejudice Against Heavy Metal Lyrics [17]
• Gorgoroth’s Gaahl’s Gay! Power, gender and the Communicative Discourse of the Black Metal Scene [18]

• Harder, Faster, Stronger : Representations of Masculinities in Heavy Metal Music [19]
• Heavy Conditions. Power Metal in Madagascar [20]
• Heavy Metal, Identity Work and Social Transitions: What are the Implications for Young People’s Wellbeing in the Australian Context? [21]
• Heavy Metal in a Muslim Context: The Rise of the Turkish Metal Underground [22]
• Heavy metal rituals and the civilising process [23]
• Hysteric Desire: Sexual Positions, Sonic Subjectivity, and the Performance of Gender in Glam Metal [24]

• “I’m a Metal head”: The Representation of Women Letter Writers in Kerrang! Magazine [25]

• Life and Death: The Role of Music and the Others [26]
• “Like a Trojan Horse Among the Average Joes”: Acknowledging, Upholding and Reproducing Alienation and Rebelliousness Within Heavy Metal Culture [27]
• Living for Music, Dying for Life- The Self Destructive Lifestyle in Heavy Metal Culture [28]
• Louder than Hell: Power Volume and the Brain [29]

• Machine Guns and Machine Gun Drums: Heavy Metal’s Portrayal of Warfare [30]
• Metal Community and aesthetics of Identity [31]

• Nordic Heavy Metal as a Representation of Place [32]
• Nu-Metal and the Politics of Postmodernity [33]

• Pentagram (A.KA. Mezarkabul): Founders of Turkish Heavy Metal [34]
• Playing with Madness in the Forest of Shadows: Dissonance, Deviance and Non-comformity in the Black Metal Scene [35]
• Pleasure in Metal: What Women Fans Like About Hard Rock and Metal Music [36]

• Satan: The Perfect Man [37]
• Scandinavian Metal Attack: The Power of Northern Europe in Extreme Metal [38]
• Slaying the Pulse : Rhythmic Organisation and Rhythmic Interplay within Heavy Metal [39]
• Suicide, Booze and Loud Guitars: The Ethical Problem of Heavy Metal [40]
• Suicide, Metal and Expectancy Theory [41]

• The Common Vernacular of Power Relations in Heavy Metal and Christian Fundamentalist Performances [42]
• Thumb-Bangers: Exploring the Natural Bond Between Video Games and Heavy Metal [43]
• Too old to raise the horns? Getting older on the metal scene and the politics of intentionality: a case study of second generation Norwegian BM bands [44]
• True Ayryan Black Metal: The Meaning of Leisure, Belonging and the Construction of Whiteness in Black Metal Music [45]
• Turn or Burn? The Peculiar Case of Christian Metal Music [46]
• Two Steps Past Insanity – The Expression of Aggression in Death Metal Music [47]

• Qualitative Research in Understanding Metal Community [48]

• ‘War Inside My Head’: Metal, Mental Illness and Psychic Energy [49]
• “Where Hath the Apostles Gone?”: Glocalising Heavy Metal – A Case Study of Pakistan [50]
• White Power Black Metal and Me: reflections on Composing the Nation [51]

• “You’re too Fuckin’ Metal for your own good” Controlled Anger and the Expression of Intensity and Authenticity in Post-modern Heavy Metal [52]