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    Publicado 2009
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    Pop star prof worried about UK's support for LHC
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    “…RESULTS: Rock/pop star mortality increases relative to the general population with time since fame. …”
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    Dying to be famous: retrospective cohort study of rock and pop star mortality and its association with adverse childhood experiences
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    “…The objective of this study is to investigate the changes of search-engine query patterns to monitor this phenomenon based on the tragic suicide of a young Chinese pop star, Kimi Qiao. Methods: The daily search volume for depression was retrieved from both the Baidu Index (BDI) and the Sina MicroBlog Index (SMI). …”
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    More Depression-Related Public Concern After the Suicide of a Pop Star in China: Evidence From the Online Big Data Platform
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    por Honnef, Klaus
    Publicado 2000
    Tabla de Contenidos: “…Andy Warhol: first pop star of the world -- The road to fame: from commercial artist to celebrated pop artist -- A technique becomes a trademark: silkscreen printing as an art form --- From underground film maker to affluent collector -- Conclusion.…”
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    Andy Warhol, 1928-1987 : commerce into art /
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    Publicado 2006
    Tabla de Contenidos: “…Politics and the parameters of protest -- Rock protest songs: so many and so few / Deena Weinstein -- The decline and rebirth of folk-protest music / Jerry Rodnitsky -- Available rebels and folk authenticities: Michelle Shocked and Billy Bragg / Mark Willhardt -- The pop star as politician: from Belafonte to Bono, from creativity to conscience / John Street -- Monophony or polyphony? …”
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    The resisting muse : popular music and social protest /
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    por Helgesen, Espen
    Publicado 2015
    “…Drawing on ethnographic research on technology-mediated play among 8- and 9-year-olds in Norway, this article shows how boundaries between “real” humans and “fake” non-humans are blurred and undermined when children take on the perspective of a fictional pop star known as Miku. I argue that YouTube provides a platform for children’s playful experimentation with posthuman subjectivities, where they orient themselves toward the future not in terms of becoming adult but in terms of multiple becomings.…”
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    Miku’s mask: Fictional encounters in children’s costume play
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