Communications
In the previous issue of this journal, Kevin Korsyn criticizes my review of his book Decentering Music: A Critique of Contemporary Musical Research.1 He draws attention to an article I wrote for a 2005 special issue on deconstruction and music in Muzikoloski Zbornik / Musicological Annual, "Mus...
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