7. Music and Gender

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The only consistent answer for this is a given or accepted 7 billion. There are many possible gender identities on this planet. According to the main Internet reference site for nonbinary.org, non-dual gender, your sex may be frost or sun or music, ocean or Jupiter or pure darkness. Your sex is pizza. However, if so, it is not clear how it is understood, or in addition to adding "sex" to these things in our understanding, it is not only "character" or "liked That 's not the only thing. The word sex is more than just a strange vocabulary about your personality, preferences and preferences. As it is more than just a label, you now have a unique way to explain how big, numerous and funny you are. Gender is a value system that links ideal (and sometimes unwelcome) behavior and features to reproductive function.

The idea that gender is spectra should give us freedom. But this is illogical and politically uneasy.

9 Through music, social construction of gender actions and roles can be reformulated and become traditional. Therefore, music can continue to strengthen the traditional gender level. The globalization of the global music market and its profit-oriented mechanism brought the commercialization of "genizedized other". "Other" is a symbol of foreign culture, distant culture or people that is commercialized for sale to Western European countries. Twelve female bands from China are an example. Band critics assert that the marketing strategy is based on their gender, not on their music proficiency. This is because "fans all over the world are often not impressed by the girls themselves, not the music they play" (Yang and Saffle, 2010: 95). This image is highlighted by "yuefang" which is the Chinese name of the band. This name is closely related to the artist, and he played a male artist in the Tang Dynasty.