| Degrees |
BA (Cambridge), MSt (Oxford) |
| Course |
DPhil Music |
| College |
St Hilda's College |
| Address |
St Hilda's College
Cowley Place
Oxford OX4 1DY |
Ethnomusicology, Popular Music, Japanese Idol Pop, music and technology, digital technologies, digital music, social theory.
My thesis, co-supervised by Prof. Georgina Born and Dr. William Kelly (Anthropology), explores the importance of live performances and associated ‘offline’ practices within Japanese Idol Pop fandoms in relation to the digital online practices surrounding the music itself. In doing so I hope to explore the overlap between ‘online’ and ‘offline’ fan practises and add to the narratives of digital fandom, whilst retaining a concern for the local, tangible and socio-cultural context.
AHRC Doctoral Training Partnership
British Forum for Ethnomusicology (BFE) Fieldwork Grant Award
Great Britain Sasakawa Foundation Travel Grant
Global Hip-Hop
Women in Popular Music
