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David Novak

Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Music

David Novak is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program at University of California, Santa Barbara.

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David Novak

University of California, Santa Barbara

Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program

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popular culture communication sociology performance studies social sciences mass communication aesthetics social media media studies cultural anthropology urban sociology urbanization urban history cultural policy urban geography urban studies digital culture mass culture audience reception urban regeneration urban theory gentrification urban life urban society acoustic ecology bioacoustics engineering acoustic community environments co-production sublime frequencies ghost world public space handmade sound communities music cultural impact cultural analysis ethnomusicology culture public performance music psychology cultural studies

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Handmade Sound Communities. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Lisa KoriDavid Novak

community developmentco-productionhandmade sound communitiesbioacousticscommunity environmentsengineering acousticecologyacoustic ecology

The Arts of Gentrification: Creativity, Cultural Policy, and Public Space in Kamagasaki. City & Society (2019)

David Novak

urbanismurban geographycultureurban sociologyurban lifeurban studiescultural studiespublic spaceurban planningurban historyurban regenerationurbanizationurban theoryurban societycultural policyartgentrification

The Sublime Frequencies of New Old Media. Public Culture (2011)

David Novak

mass cultureaestheticssocial mediaaudience receptionpopular culturesublime frequenciescommunicationdigital culturemass communicationsociologyperformance studiesmedia studies

Cosmopolitanism, Remediation, and the Ghost World of Bollywood. Cultural Anthropology (2010)

DAVID NOVAK

anthropologypopular culturesocial sciencesghost worldcultural anthropologyfilm

Sound Recordings. British Journal of Ethnomusicology (1992)

R.M. BlenchCarole PeggRichard WeddessDavid W. Hughes

ethnomusicology

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David Novak

Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program

University of California, Santa Barbara

Affiliations

College of Letters & Science

Anthropology

Music

David Novak is currently serving as an Anthropology Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program at University of California, Santa Barbara.

Honors

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Experiences

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David Novak

University of California, Santa Barbara

Associate Professor Ethnomusicology Program

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Handmade Sound Communities. Routledge eBooks (2020)

Lisa KoriDavid Novak

community developmentco-productionhandmade sound communitiesbioacousticscommunity environmentsengineering acousticecologyacoustic ecology

The Arts of Gentrification: Creativity, Cultural Policy, and Public Space in Kamagasaki. City & Society (2019)

David Novak

The Sublime Frequencies of New Old Media. Public Culture (2011)

David Novak

mass cultureaestheticssocial mediaaudience receptionpopular culturesublime frequenciescommunicationdigital culturemass communicationsociologyperformance studiesmedia studies

Cosmopolitanism, Remediation, and the Ghost World of Bollywood. Cultural Anthropology (2010)

DAVID NOVAK

anthropologypopular culturesocial sciencesghost worldcultural anthropologyfilm

Sound Recordings. British Journal of Ethnomusicology (1992)

R.M. BlenchCarole PeggRichard WeddessDavid W. Hughes

ethnomusicology

1
10 / page

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