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Introduction Bruno Nettl
PART I
Ethnomusicology, the Field and the Society - David P. McAllester
Definitions of “Comparative Musicology” and “Ethnomusicology”: An Historical-Theoretical Perspective - Alan P. Merriam
Ethnomusicology: A Discipline Defined - George List
A View of Ethnomusicology from the 1960s - Charlotte J. Frisbie
The Individual in Musical Ethnography - Jesse D. Ruskin and Timothy Rice
PART II
Recent Trends in Ethnomusicology - Mieczyslaw Kolinski
Toward the Remodeling of Ethnomusicology - Timothy Rice
Whose Ethnomusicology? Western Ethnomusicology and the Study of Asian Music - J. Lawrence Witzleben
What Do Ethnomusicologists Do? An Old Question for a New Century - Adelaida Reyes
PART III
In Honor of Our Principal Teachers - Bruno Nettl
Music, the Public Interest, and the Practice of Ethnomusicology - Jeff Todd Titon
Toward an Ethnomusicology of the Early Music Movement: Thoughts on Bridging Disciplines and Musical Worlds - Kay Kaufman Shelemay
Ethnomusicology and Difference - Deborah Wong
Thoughts on an Interdiscipline: Music Theory, Analysis, and Social Theory in Ethnomusicology - Gabriel Solis