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Freedom Sounds and The Conjectural Body: Some (more) intersections between my work and Ingrid Monson’s

June 27, 2011 · by Robin James · in gender, Ingrid Monson, music; race, the conjectural body

I am a huge admirer of Ingrid Monson’s work, and find it hugely influential on my own work (see, for example, my article on hipness in Contemporary Aesthetics). I recently completed Freedom Sounds, her book on the racial politics of…

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