Taylor Swift
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Taylor Swift
The Star, The Songs, The Fans
Bentley, Christa; Galloway, Kate; Harper, Paula
Taylor & Francis Ltd
02/2025
304
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9781032289885
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Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Introduction: The Star, The Songs, The Fans
Christa Anne Bentley, Kate Galloway, and Paula Clare Harper
Part 1
The Star
Chapter 1. Taylor Swift on Tour: Embracing Whiteness, Growing Up
Phoebe E. Hughes
Chapter 2. Stripped-Down Swift: Singer-Songwriter Performance Practice Within Swift's Brand
Christa Anne Bentley
Chapter 3. Taylor Swift Controls Everything
Annelot Prins
Chapter 4. The Mediated Natures of Taylor Swift in folklore and evermore
Kate Galloway
Chapter 5. "That's Why You Have to Stream the Re-Records:" Copyright, Messaging, and Fan Engagement in Taylor Swift's Re-Recording Project
Jocelyn R. Neal
Part 2
The Songs
Chapter 6. Lyrical World Building: An Exploration of Taylor Swift's Use of Intratextuality and Intertextuality
Lauren Alex Hooper
Chapter 7. "Write This Down": Writing as Motif and Metaphor in Taylor Swift's Songwriting
Nicky Watkinson
Chapter 8. Between the Fairytale Fractures: Queering the Swiftian Country Song
James Barker
Chapter 9. Register, Timbre, and Rhetoric in Two Duets by Taylor Swift
Cameron Steuart
Chapter 10. Make It Old: (Taylor's Version) and the Art and Experience of Re-Creation
Chelsea Burns
Chapter 11. Revision, Extension, and Repetition: Analyzing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)"
Alyssa Barna
Chapter 12. "I Can't Find a Pulse": Encoding Sonic Intimacy in Heartbeats and Heartbreaks
Ailsa Lipscombe
Part 3
The Fans
Chapter 13. "Say it in a Tweet, That's a Cop-Out": Problematizing the Journalistic Practice of Using Tweets as Public Opinion Through an Exploration of Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down"
Melissa K. Avdeeff
Chapter 14. What Does Taylor Swift Have to Do with Soccer?: The Culture of Speculation in the Practices of Brazilian Swifties
Thiago Soares and Lianna Genuino
Chapter 15. Hearing #Gaylor: Queer Musical (Conspiracy) Theorizing in the Internet Age
Paula Clare Harper
Chapter 16. Make The Friendship Bracelets...On Your Own, Kid: Wispy Community in the Taylor Swift Fandom
Georgia Carroll
Notes on Contributors
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Introduction: The Star, The Songs, The Fans
Christa Anne Bentley, Kate Galloway, and Paula Clare Harper
Part 1
The Star
Chapter 1. Taylor Swift on Tour: Embracing Whiteness, Growing Up
Phoebe E. Hughes
Chapter 2. Stripped-Down Swift: Singer-Songwriter Performance Practice Within Swift's Brand
Christa Anne Bentley
Chapter 3. Taylor Swift Controls Everything
Annelot Prins
Chapter 4. The Mediated Natures of Taylor Swift in folklore and evermore
Kate Galloway
Chapter 5. "That's Why You Have to Stream the Re-Records:" Copyright, Messaging, and Fan Engagement in Taylor Swift's Re-Recording Project
Jocelyn R. Neal
Part 2
The Songs
Chapter 6. Lyrical World Building: An Exploration of Taylor Swift's Use of Intratextuality and Intertextuality
Lauren Alex Hooper
Chapter 7. "Write This Down": Writing as Motif and Metaphor in Taylor Swift's Songwriting
Nicky Watkinson
Chapter 8. Between the Fairytale Fractures: Queering the Swiftian Country Song
James Barker
Chapter 9. Register, Timbre, and Rhetoric in Two Duets by Taylor Swift
Cameron Steuart
Chapter 10. Make It Old: (Taylor's Version) and the Art and Experience of Re-Creation
Chelsea Burns
Chapter 11. Revision, Extension, and Repetition: Analyzing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)"
Alyssa Barna
Chapter 12. "I Can't Find a Pulse": Encoding Sonic Intimacy in Heartbeats and Heartbreaks
Ailsa Lipscombe
Part 3
The Fans
Chapter 13. "Say it in a Tweet, That's a Cop-Out": Problematizing the Journalistic Practice of Using Tweets as Public Opinion Through an Exploration of Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down"
Melissa K. Avdeeff
Chapter 14. What Does Taylor Swift Have to Do with Soccer?: The Culture of Speculation in the Practices of Brazilian Swifties
Thiago Soares and Lianna Genuino
Chapter 15. Hearing #Gaylor: Queer Musical (Conspiracy) Theorizing in the Internet Age
Paula Clare Harper
Chapter 16. Make The Friendship Bracelets...On Your Own, Kid: Wispy Community in the Taylor Swift Fandom
Georgia Carroll
Notes on Contributors
Index
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Contents
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Introduction: The Star, The Songs, The Fans
Christa Anne Bentley, Kate Galloway, and Paula Clare Harper
Part 1
The Star
Chapter 1. Taylor Swift on Tour: Embracing Whiteness, Growing Up
Phoebe E. Hughes
Chapter 2. Stripped-Down Swift: Singer-Songwriter Performance Practice Within Swift's Brand
Christa Anne Bentley
Chapter 3. Taylor Swift Controls Everything
Annelot Prins
Chapter 4. The Mediated Natures of Taylor Swift in folklore and evermore
Kate Galloway
Chapter 5. "That's Why You Have to Stream the Re-Records:" Copyright, Messaging, and Fan Engagement in Taylor Swift's Re-Recording Project
Jocelyn R. Neal
Part 2
The Songs
Chapter 6. Lyrical World Building: An Exploration of Taylor Swift's Use of Intratextuality and Intertextuality
Lauren Alex Hooper
Chapter 7. "Write This Down": Writing as Motif and Metaphor in Taylor Swift's Songwriting
Nicky Watkinson
Chapter 8. Between the Fairytale Fractures: Queering the Swiftian Country Song
James Barker
Chapter 9. Register, Timbre, and Rhetoric in Two Duets by Taylor Swift
Cameron Steuart
Chapter 10. Make It Old: (Taylor's Version) and the Art and Experience of Re-Creation
Chelsea Burns
Chapter 11. Revision, Extension, and Repetition: Analyzing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)"
Alyssa Barna
Chapter 12. "I Can't Find a Pulse": Encoding Sonic Intimacy in Heartbeats and Heartbreaks
Ailsa Lipscombe
Part 3
The Fans
Chapter 13. "Say it in a Tweet, That's a Cop-Out": Problematizing the Journalistic Practice of Using Tweets as Public Opinion Through an Exploration of Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down"
Melissa K. Avdeeff
Chapter 14. What Does Taylor Swift Have to Do with Soccer?: The Culture of Speculation in the Practices of Brazilian Swifties
Thiago Soares and Lianna Genuino
Chapter 15. Hearing #Gaylor: Queer Musical (Conspiracy) Theorizing in the Internet Age
Paula Clare Harper
Chapter 16. Make The Friendship Bracelets...On Your Own, Kid: Wispy Community in the Taylor Swift Fandom
Georgia Carroll
Notes on Contributors
Index
Acknowledgements
List of Figures and Tables
Introduction: The Star, The Songs, The Fans
Christa Anne Bentley, Kate Galloway, and Paula Clare Harper
Part 1
The Star
Chapter 1. Taylor Swift on Tour: Embracing Whiteness, Growing Up
Phoebe E. Hughes
Chapter 2. Stripped-Down Swift: Singer-Songwriter Performance Practice Within Swift's Brand
Christa Anne Bentley
Chapter 3. Taylor Swift Controls Everything
Annelot Prins
Chapter 4. The Mediated Natures of Taylor Swift in folklore and evermore
Kate Galloway
Chapter 5. "That's Why You Have to Stream the Re-Records:" Copyright, Messaging, and Fan Engagement in Taylor Swift's Re-Recording Project
Jocelyn R. Neal
Part 2
The Songs
Chapter 6. Lyrical World Building: An Exploration of Taylor Swift's Use of Intratextuality and Intertextuality
Lauren Alex Hooper
Chapter 7. "Write This Down": Writing as Motif and Metaphor in Taylor Swift's Songwriting
Nicky Watkinson
Chapter 8. Between the Fairytale Fractures: Queering the Swiftian Country Song
James Barker
Chapter 9. Register, Timbre, and Rhetoric in Two Duets by Taylor Swift
Cameron Steuart
Chapter 10. Make It Old: (Taylor's Version) and the Art and Experience of Re-Creation
Chelsea Burns
Chapter 11. Revision, Extension, and Repetition: Analyzing Taylor Swift's "All Too Well (10 Minute Version) (Taylor's Version) (From the Vault)"
Alyssa Barna
Chapter 12. "I Can't Find a Pulse": Encoding Sonic Intimacy in Heartbeats and Heartbreaks
Ailsa Lipscombe
Part 3
The Fans
Chapter 13. "Say it in a Tweet, That's a Cop-Out": Problematizing the Journalistic Practice of Using Tweets as Public Opinion Through an Exploration of Taylor Swift's "You Need to Calm Down"
Melissa K. Avdeeff
Chapter 14. What Does Taylor Swift Have to Do with Soccer?: The Culture of Speculation in the Practices of Brazilian Swifties
Thiago Soares and Lianna Genuino
Chapter 15. Hearing #Gaylor: Queer Musical (Conspiracy) Theorizing in the Internet Age
Paula Clare Harper
Chapter 16. Make The Friendship Bracelets...On Your Own, Kid: Wispy Community in the Taylor Swift Fandom
Georgia Carroll
Notes on Contributors
Index
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