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- handle: 10670/1.ugj307
- isbn: 9781800640351
- eisbn: 9791036570339
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Emily Wilbourne et al., « Introduction », Open Book Publishers, ID : 10670/1.ugj307
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Acoustemologies in Contact attends to embodied, sensory experience in historical and cultural flux, and to the transcultural relations that flourished in the period that we — for expediency’s sake — call ‘early modernity’ (roughly 1500–1800). In order to think the history of early modernity differently, the authors in this collection have centered sound: auscultating the archive in search of the means by which sounds signified, and to whom they signified, these authors corral a wide range of ...