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EPISODE · Oct 4, 2022 · 45 MIN

052-Economic and Political Violence in Early Reggae

from Sound Philosophy · host Chadwick Jenkins

After discussing the ambiguities of the Marxist position on violence, I discuss subjective versus objective violence and the linkages between the two. I then proceed to an examination of the fraught political and economic landscape of Jamaica, concentrating on the 1960s and the era of independence. Finally, I explore the notion of violence in the sound system culture, ska, and rocksteady--the genres leading to reggae. 

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