COMN 4729
Popular Music as Communication and Culture
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Fall Term: Mapping music in everyday life
Winter Term: Music, technology and the political economy of media
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THE MIGRATION OF HIPSTERS INTO AUGUSTA AVENUE
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Figure #7: Subculture forms during “Pedestrian Sunday”
Figure 1: Kensington Market exhibited in Ward #4 (1910). Courtesy Toronto Reference Library, Baldwin Room/M912.7135 G57 BR fo
Figure 2: Kensington Market, circa 1924 (The Jewish Market). Courtesy Toronto Reference Library, Baldwin Room/X-65-64.
Figure #3: Kensington Market (1960). Courtesy of City of Toronto Archives.
#8: Hot Box Cafe/ Roach – O – Rama (Figure 8: Flack, Derek. Hot Box Cafe to become lounge at Roach-O-Rama. 2012. Photograph. BlogTo, Toronto. Web. 3 Dec 2013.)
Kensington Market (Wighton, Jason . Kensington Market . 2009. Photograph. Flickriver, Toronto. Web. 27 Nov 2013).
Figure #4: Kensington Market (1980). Courtesy of City of Toronto Archives.
Figure #5: Kensington Market (1980). Courtesy of City of Toronto Archives.
Figure #6: Graffiti on Augusta AVenue. (Cosco, Amanda. GRAFFITI KENSINGTON MARKET TORONTO. 2012. Photograph. Girl About Toronto, Toronto. Web. 3 Dec 2013.)
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