Listening publics: the politics and experience of listening in the media age

Abstract

Acknowledgements Preface Listening overlooked Chapter 1 Listening in and listening out Chapter 2 The modernisation of listening Listening in the age of spectacle Chapter 3 Listening in good faith: recording, representation and the real Chapter 4 Listening amid the noise of modernity Chapter 5 Listening live: the politics and experience of the radiogenic Ways of listening Chapter 6 The privatisation of the listening public Chapter 7 The politics and practices of collective listening Listening in the public sphere Chapter 8 The public sphere as auditorium Chapter 9 Media and the ethics of listening Endnotes Bibliography Index

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