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Sentiment d'injustice et chanson populaire
Sampzon: Éditions Delatour France. Edited by Jeanne Proust (2017)
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Les auteurs analysent l'absence du sentiment d'injustice dans la musique populaire, que ce soit dans les chansons traditionnelles, les chansons d'amour, le rap ou encore les chansons politiquement engagées. Electre 2018.Author's Profile
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