... and as a starting point for diverse practices of listening, giving rise to entangled histories on multiple scales (global, regional, local). The introduction also contextualizes the book’s approach to shellac discs in light of recent developments in music studies and sound studies. More particularly, it reflects...

...Sound and Affect: Voice, Music, World gathers together essays from scholars in music, philosophy and sound studies, bringing them into dialogue and addressing a substantial lacuna at the intersection of sound and affect in each of these discourses. Countless objects and experiences attest...

... David Livermon Xavier de Certeau Michel jazz Muller Carol double bind Dube Lucky Mathosa Lebo Alexandra township Lee Rebekah drifting cars Japan Jub Jub Molemo Maarohanye spinning Mokoena Tshepo listening acoustemology sound studies automobile production of space dance for to dance...

... John Copley Baron Marx Karl violin concert halls and concert hall listening Crary Jonathan Academy of Ancient Music Charles Babbage John Moulton Difference Engine London artificial intelligence street music sound studies history of listening intellectual labor noise In 1914, a week...

..., the chapter positions the book both within and in critical relation to a cluster of disciplinary predilections and methodologies: the theory of networks, global musicology, media studies, mobility studies, affect studies, the political economy of artistic production, post-humanism, and sound studies. Many...

... Elaine Lin Zexu Liu Lydia H Prueher Joseph W Marco Polo sound studies intangible economy vernacular imagination To be listening is always to be on the edge of meanin. …esonant meaning, a meaning whose sense is supposed to be found in resonance, and only in resonance. jean...

...The Introduction establishes the concept of the “sonic affective regime,” setting out the domains of thought explored by all the essays in the collection. It maps out the four areas of thought—affect studies, sound studies, music studies, and philosophy—that explore the sonic affective regime. Part...

... cybernetics Derrida Jacques information theory intertextual materialism materialism intertextual phonocentrism postmodernism avant-garde media history sound studies poetry orality writing technologies history of science Modernist sound writing emerged as writers turned their attention...

... Athanasius Kircher castrato keyboard sound studies animal The following three chapters play with the concept of organ and approach the residue of long vanished sounds as layers of entanglements. Moving through Galileo’s telescope, musical treatises that interweave the human voice and musical instruments...

... lungs Mattheson Johann perception sensory sleep throat touch voice Großgebauer Theophil Hecker Johann Julius Mersenne Marin musica mundana passions Plato sorrow spirit Steffani Agostino trembling body soul cure sound studies vibration sonic flux sound studies Would that it would...

... turn sound studies sciences humanities disciplines knowledge techniques neuroscience In December 1907, Ludwig Darmstaedter, a chemist, businessman, and passionate historian of science, gave the Prussian State Library around 23,000 autographs, a precious collection of handwriting by scientists...

... Aristotle bodies colonialism matter and materiality Schwarzenegger Arnold soul Abbate Carolyn Bijsterveld Karin Columbus Christopher Cypess Rebecca Dussell Enrique modernity Oxford Handbook of Sound Studies Pinch Trevor song sound sound studies Sterne Jonathan Thompson Emily vocal...

..., and natural philosophy in part because their sounds were so little understood for so long. This chapter is a textual excavation; a written version of what happens when we produce a record. It begins by retelling Galileo’s “Death of a Cicada” fable as a sound studies text and a cautionary tale. animals Atwood...

...Putting sound studies in dialogue with the anthropology of infrastructure, this chapter explores the ways that evolving modes of musical circulation and the listening practices associated with them reveal and contribute to broader transformations of state, society, and space. By focusing...

..., sound studies, the chapter traces a history of near-extinction as a sonic history, running from the works of Thoreau to Maya Lin’s “What is Missing,” a sound installation and “last memorial” to all endangered and vanished species. This history, though dire, is not without a counterpoint. In the climate...