Sonic agency: sound and emergent forms of resistance

Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press (2018)
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The book proposes a multi-dimensional understanding on sound and listening as capacities for challenging social and political structures of inequality and domination, supporting interpersonal exchange and modes of community-building based on empathy, care and compassion.

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B105.S59.L33 2018

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