A feminist ethnomusicology : writings on music and gender / Ellen Koskoff ; foreword by Suzanne Cusick.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 199-225) and index.

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pt. I 1976 -- 1990 -- ch. 1 From Women to Gender -- ch. 2 Introduction to Women and Music in Cross-Cultural Perspective -- ch. 3 Both In and Between: Women's Musical Roles in Ritual Life -- pt. II 1990 -- 2000 -- ch. 4 Shifting Realities -- ch. 5 Gender, Power, and Music -- ch. 6 Miriam Sings Her Song: The Self and the Other in Anthropological Discourse -- ch. 7 The Language of the Heart: Music in Lubavitcher Life -- ch. 8 When Women Play: The Relationship between Musical Instruments and Gender Style -- ch. 9 "Well, That's Why We Won't Take You, Okay?": Women, Representation, and the Myth of the Unitary Self -- pt. III 2000 -- 2012 -- ch. 10 Unresolved Issues -- ch. 11 The Ins and Outs on In and Out -- ch. 12 Out in Left Field/Left Out of the Field: Postmodern Scholarship, Feminist/Gender Studies, Musicology, and Ethnomusicology, 1990 -- 2005 -- ch. 13 Imaginary Conversations.

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