跨代音乐:探索跨代第一民族的音乐实践,作为健康的文化决定因素
Naomi Sunderland1, Glenn Barry, Phil Graham
1Creative Arts Research Institute (Dr Sunderland, Mr Barry, Drs Graham, and Bartleet, Ms Apps, and Dr Cooper), School of Health Sciences and Social Work (Dr Sunderland and Ms Apps), Queensland Conservatorium (Mr Barry and Dr Bartleet), Queensland College of Art and Design (Dr Cooper), and Office of Deputy Vice Chancellor, Indigenous, Diversity, Inclusion (Dr Hall), Griffith University, South Brisbane, Australia; School of Business and Creative Industries (Dr Graham), University of the Sunshine Coast, Sippy Downs, Australia; School of Public Health (Dr Garvey), The University of Queensland, Brisbane, Australia; Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts (Ms Scarfe) , Edith Cowan University, Mount Lawley, Australia; and Conservatorium of Music (Dr Bracknell), University of Western Australia, Perth, Australia.
在第一民族社区中,代际音乐促进了健康的文化决定因素 (CDoH). 这种以强势为基础的方法促进了福祉,并挑战了赤字观点.
科学领域:
- 土著研究土著研究.
- 公共卫生 公共卫生
- 音乐学 音乐学 音乐学
背景情况:
- 殖民和赤字框架往往掩盖了基于优势的第一民族健康方法.
- 健康的文化决定因素 (CDoH) 越来越被认为对健康至关重要.
- 代际文化实践具有促进健康的潜力.
研究的目的:
- 探索如何跨代音乐实践影响CDoH在第一民族家庭和社区.
- 调查音乐在促进健康和破坏第一民族人民负面构造中的作用.
- 为一个更大的国际研究项目奠定基础,研究第一民族的音乐和健康.
主要方法:
- 使用原住民线方法的试点研究.
- 与澳大利亚和瓦努阿图的9位不同的第一民族音乐家进行了半结构化采访.
- 合作主题分析和土著视觉艺术响应来分析采访数据.
主要成果:
- 音乐是文化传播的重要代际媒介.
- 音乐参与加强了年长和年轻一代之间的纽带.
- 代际音乐实践促进了活动,倡导,并突出了家庭的优势和血统.
结论:
- 代际的音乐实践提供了保护性的文化,社会,经济,教育和健康的专业决定因素.
- 需要进一步的研究才能充分理解第一民族音乐活动作为保护性和代理性文化实践的潜力.
- 通过音乐以力量和文化为基础的健康促进可以赋予第一民族家庭和社区权力.
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