Sonic Realism and Auditory Culture: A Reply to Marie Thompson and Annie Goh

Christoph Cox

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The emergence of ‘sound studies’ over the past few decades marks a welcome theoretical development to which the special issue of parallax, ‘Sounding/Thinking’ (vol. 23, no. 3 [2017]), offers new co...

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