Sound and Literature
Herausgeber: Snaith, Anna
Sound and Literature
Herausgeber: Snaith, Anna
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This volume maps and interrogates the significance of sound as a central concept in literary studies.
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This volume maps and interrogates the significance of sound as a central concept in literary studies.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 442
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 866g
- ISBN-13: 9781108479608
- ISBN-10: 110847960X
- Artikelnr.: 58811761
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 442
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juni 2020
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 235mm x 157mm x 30mm
- Gewicht: 866g
- ISBN-13: 9781108479608
- ISBN-10: 110847960X
- Artikelnr.: 58811761
Part I. Origins: 1. Hearing and the senses Sam Halliday
2. Fragments on/of voice David Nowell Smith
3. Sonic forms: Ezra Pound's anti-metronome modernism in context Jason David Hall
4. Classical music and literature Gemma Moss
5. Aesthetics, music, noise Brad Bucknell
Part II. Development: 6. Literary soundscapes Helen Groth
7. Noise James G. Mansell
8. 'Lost in music': wild notes and organized sound Paul Gilroy
9. Media history and sound technology Julie Beth Napolin
Part III. Applications: 10. What we talk about when we talk about talking books Edward Allen
11. Prose sense and its soundings Garrett Stewart
12. Dissonant prosody A. J. Carruthers
13. Deafness and sound Rebecca Sanchez
14. Vibrations Shelley Trower
15. Feminism and sound Ella Finer
16. Wireless imaginations Debra Rae Cohen
17. Attending to theatre sound studies and Complicite's The Encounter Adrian Curtin
18: Bob Dylan and sound: a tale of the recording era Barry J. Faulk.
2. Fragments on/of voice David Nowell Smith
3. Sonic forms: Ezra Pound's anti-metronome modernism in context Jason David Hall
4. Classical music and literature Gemma Moss
5. Aesthetics, music, noise Brad Bucknell
Part II. Development: 6. Literary soundscapes Helen Groth
7. Noise James G. Mansell
8. 'Lost in music': wild notes and organized sound Paul Gilroy
9. Media history and sound technology Julie Beth Napolin
Part III. Applications: 10. What we talk about when we talk about talking books Edward Allen
11. Prose sense and its soundings Garrett Stewart
12. Dissonant prosody A. J. Carruthers
13. Deafness and sound Rebecca Sanchez
14. Vibrations Shelley Trower
15. Feminism and sound Ella Finer
16. Wireless imaginations Debra Rae Cohen
17. Attending to theatre sound studies and Complicite's The Encounter Adrian Curtin
18: Bob Dylan and sound: a tale of the recording era Barry J. Faulk.
Part I. Origins: 1. Hearing and the senses Sam Halliday
2. Fragments on/of voice David Nowell Smith
3. Sonic forms: Ezra Pound's anti-metronome modernism in context Jason David Hall
4. Classical music and literature Gemma Moss
5. Aesthetics, music, noise Brad Bucknell
Part II. Development: 6. Literary soundscapes Helen Groth
7. Noise James G. Mansell
8. 'Lost in music': wild notes and organized sound Paul Gilroy
9. Media history and sound technology Julie Beth Napolin
Part III. Applications: 10. What we talk about when we talk about talking books Edward Allen
11. Prose sense and its soundings Garrett Stewart
12. Dissonant prosody A. J. Carruthers
13. Deafness and sound Rebecca Sanchez
14. Vibrations Shelley Trower
15. Feminism and sound Ella Finer
16. Wireless imaginations Debra Rae Cohen
17. Attending to theatre sound studies and Complicite's The Encounter Adrian Curtin
18: Bob Dylan and sound: a tale of the recording era Barry J. Faulk.
2. Fragments on/of voice David Nowell Smith
3. Sonic forms: Ezra Pound's anti-metronome modernism in context Jason David Hall
4. Classical music and literature Gemma Moss
5. Aesthetics, music, noise Brad Bucknell
Part II. Development: 6. Literary soundscapes Helen Groth
7. Noise James G. Mansell
8. 'Lost in music': wild notes and organized sound Paul Gilroy
9. Media history and sound technology Julie Beth Napolin
Part III. Applications: 10. What we talk about when we talk about talking books Edward Allen
11. Prose sense and its soundings Garrett Stewart
12. Dissonant prosody A. J. Carruthers
13. Deafness and sound Rebecca Sanchez
14. Vibrations Shelley Trower
15. Feminism and sound Ella Finer
16. Wireless imaginations Debra Rae Cohen
17. Attending to theatre sound studies and Complicite's The Encounter Adrian Curtin
18: Bob Dylan and sound: a tale of the recording era Barry J. Faulk.