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Dissent Against the Hip-Hop Hegemony: Feminine Expression Amid Marginalisation and Adversity. An exploration of how female artists negotiate hip-hop culture

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posted on 2024-10-15, 17:42 authored by Jude Quilty

This thesis explores women in hip-hop, how they navigate, embrace and challenge a culture that seeks to objectify and subjugate them. It highlights contemporary politics that influence how hip-hop artists choose to portray themselves and theories on gender that allow a deeper understanding of the career decisions these women make. This thesis seeks to understand the different ways the female artists promote their individual feminist ideas through their music through comparative analysis of lyrics and visual media they produce. This thesis proposes the prevailing negative attitude towards these women is unjust and detrimental.

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  • Visual Communication Design

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  • Faculty of Film, Art & Creative Technology

Thesis Type

  • Undergraduate Dissertation

Supervisor

Dr Linda King

Submission date

2024

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Institute of Art, Design & Technology

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    BA (Hons) in Visual Communication Design

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