Hearing Cultures

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But What of the Ethnographic Ear? Anthropology, Sound and the Senses Veit Erlmann Listening to the Wild Blue Yonder: The Challenges of Acoustic Ecology Bruce R. Smith Ambiguous Traces, Mishearing and Auditory Space Paul Carter Language and Nature in Sound Alignment Janice B. Nuckolls Raising Spirits and Restoring Souls: Early Modern Medical Explanations for Music's Effects Penelope Gouk Ether Ore: Mining Vibrations in American Modernist Music Douglas Kahn Hearing Modernity: Egypt, Islam and the Pious Ear Charles Hirschkind Edison's Teeth: Touching Hearing Steven Connor Thinking about Sound, Proximity, and Distance in Western Experience: The Case of Odysseus's Walkman Michael Bull Writing the World: Acoustical Engineers and the Empire of Sound in the Motion Picture Industry, 1927-1930 Emily Thompson

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