| aleatory | (Latin, alea, "dice") any kind of music composed according to chance or random procedures
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| ecology | relationship between organisms and their environment
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| ecosystem | the ecological community and its physical environment
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| feminism | the doctrine advocating equal social, political, and economic rights for women
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| microtonality | the use of musical intervals smaller than the semitones of traditional European and American music
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| silkscreen | a printmaking technique employing the use of a stenciled image cut and attached to finely meshed silk, through which printing ink is forced so as to transfer the image to paper or cloth; also called "seriography"
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| synthesizer | an integrated system of electronic components designed for the production and control of sound; it may be used in combination with a computer and with most musical instruments
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| terrorism | a tactical alternative to outright war employed by minority elements aiming to demoralize or intimidate a population in order to achieve social, political, or religious goals
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| virtual reality | the digital simulation of artificial environments
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