on 8/25/03 1:47 PM, Franz Fuchs at f.fuchs@gmx.net wrote:

In its issue from April 2002 Dennis Dutton's "Philosophy and Literature" had a "Symposium: On Ken Burns's Jazz". You'll probably say "Oh no, not again" but I thought that this would be useful to those interested :-) Normally, "Phil&Lit" is subscription-based - I think the current free access results from technical problems - so I can't guarantee that the links will work tomorrow.

I tried from home, but couldn't get access to the articles. Any university subscribed to MUSE has access, though. --Mike

Brown, Lee B. Jazz: America's Classical Music?

Gracyk, Theodore. Jazz After Jazz: Ken Burns and the Construction of Jazz History

Hagberg, Garry, 1952- On Representing Jazz: An Art Form in Need of Understanding

http://makeashorterlink.com/?U3B4423B5 or muse.jhu.edu/journals/philosophy_and_literature/toc/phl26.1.html

Regards Franz Fuchs

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