CONTRIBUTING AUTHORS
- Francisco Cruces es profesor del Departamento de Psicología
social y
- Antropología en la Universidad de Salamanca. Ha realizado
trabajo de campo en Madrid, Extremadura, México D.F.
y Bogotá sobre temas de ritual, simbolismo, música
y vida urbana. Sus publicaciones recientes incluyen el libro
colectivo N. GARCIA CANCLINI et al. Cultura y comunicación
en Ciudad de México. México: Grijalbo, 1998;
y, en colaboración con A. Diaz de Rada, La ciudad
emergente:transformaciones urbanas, campo político y
campo asociativo en un contexto local. Madrid: UNED
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| Lynda Dee Dixon is Associate Professor and
Director of Graduate Programs at the Department of Interpersonal
Communication, Bowling Green State University. She obtained her
Ph.D. at the School of Communication of the Oklahoma State University.
Her main research interest is Cross Cultural Communication. |
| Shirley Marie Joiner obtained a doctor degree
in the department of curriculum and instruction at Texas A&M
University. She taught one year as visiting assistant professor
in the department of communicative arts and sciences where she conducted
research for her dissertation at Eastern New Mexico University,
Portales, New Mexico. In 1984, Shirley earned her Master of Science
in interdisciplinary studies in speech communication, radio/television/film
and education from the University of North Texas, Denton, Texas.
She completed her Bachelor of Applied Arts & Sciences in public
relations with minor in administrative services in 1977 at Stephen
F. Austin State University, Nacogdoches, Texas. |
| Karyn Charles Rybacki is professor of speech
communication and public relations in the Department of Communication
and Performance Studies at Northern Michigan University. Donald
Jay Rybacki is head of that department and also a professor
of speech communication and public relations. The Doctors Rybacki
are the authors of Advocacy and Opposition: An Introduction to
Argumentation published by Allyn & Bacon; Communication
Criticism: Approaches and Genres published by Wadsworth. They
are currently working with a colleague at Southern Illinois University
on Public Relations Writing: Message By Design to be published
by Houghton-Mifflin. Besides contemporary music and music videos,
their research includes motor sports, and they have published on
everything from vintage sports car racing to NASCAR. |
| Chris Small is the author of Music, Society,
Education, London, John Calder 1977 (2nd edn 1980) and New York,
Riverrun Press 1982. Also published in Italian 1982 by: Milan, Feltrinelli,
in Greek 1983 by: Athens, Nefeli and in Spanish 1989 by: Madrid,
Alianza. Reissued 1996 with a new foreword by Robert Walser by:
Hanover NH and London: Wesleyan University Press/University Press
of New England. Music of the Common Tongue - Survival and Celebration
in Afro-American Music, London, John Calder 1987 and New York,
Riverrun Press 1988. Revised and corrected edition with a new author's
foreword 1998 by: Hanover NH and London: University Press of New
England/Wesleyan University Press. And Musicking : The Meanings
of Performing and Listening, Hanover NH and London: University
Press of New England/Wesleyan University Press 1998. |
| Patricia A. Washington is Professor and Chairperson,
Division of Social Work Human Services at Florida Gulf Coast University
&endash; Fort Myers, Florida. She obtained her Ph. D. at the University
of Pittsburgh - School of Social Work. Her research interests are
Rap Music, Vulnerable Populations, and Corrections. |
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