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The Journal of Michael Jackson Academic Studies | ISSN: 2452-0497
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Articles Issue 4 Op-Ed (Opinion Pieces) Volume 5 
2nd May 201916th April 2020

Michael Jackson, Childhood and the Human Need for Understanding

Posted By: Karin Merx Brad Washington, Childhood, Michael Jackson

Abstract: In this article, Michael Jackson’s traumatic childhood is examined and analyzed. But its purpose is to help bring awareness of our own childhoods,

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Articles Issue 2 Op-Ed (Opinion Pieces) Volume 5 
3rd November 201816th April 2020

Michael Jackson, the Media, and the Downside of Narratives

Posted By: Karin Merx article, Brad Washington, Impact art, Influence, listeners, media, Media Narratives, Michael Jackson

Abstract: In this article, we examine Jackson’s treatment given to him by the media which would harm his work critically and the impact it

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Articles Issue 2 Volume 4 
7th December 201717th April 2020

Information Entropy in the Billie Jean and Beat It Vocal Notations

Posted By: Karin Merx beat it, Billie Jean, Entropy, Ivan Recmanova, Michael Jackson, Vocal Notations

Abstract: This paper examines and calculates the information entropy, as defined by Claude Shannon, in selected songs authored by Michael Jackson, more specifically, their vocal

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Articles Issue 2 Op-Ed (Opinion Pieces) Volume 4 
7th November 201725th June 2020

“Have you seen my childhood?” – Michael Jackson, James Baldwin and childhoods lost

Posted By: Karin Merx Childhood, James Baldwin, Kerry Hennigan, Michael Jackson, opinion piece

Abstract:  Though they were active in different decades, the famous American author James Baldwin and international music icon Michael Jackson both believed they never

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