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...Caroline Bassett Antinoise is a technical term for various noise-canceling technologies and a label applied to human antinoise campaigners. But antinoise connects rather than divides human and machines; antinoise techniques are completed in the ear, while human-initiated antinoise actions...

... of contemporary pop music, this article encourages a more sensitive ear for the sonic dynamics of the gendered acousmatic voice. For Lhasa de Sela, 1972\p=n-\2010. I would like to thank Rey Chow and James Steintrager for their rigorous, helpful, and insightful feedback. Any lingering incoherence...

...-place Romanticism, quite unlike any available version, a Romanticism of “unqualified negativity” and “aspiring openness” with an eye and an ear to unknown pleasures. [email protected] © 2023 by Brown University and differences: A Journal of Feminist Cultural Studies 2023 desire Emily...

... and as efforts to bring institutions to account. It calls the task of listening to complaints “becoming a feminist ear .” We might need to open the door to get to a point when we can make a complaint. You might need to open a door to give an account to yourself before you can give it to others. I talked...

... the indeterminate event of aurality that reconceptualizes queer belonging in terms of the erotics of the ear. Tracing the impact of Jarman's audiovisual project, the essay begins with the argument that the relationship of sound to image in Blue is defined by an entropic or unvisualized audition. This relationship...

... .” Post-Structuralist Joyce: Essays from the French . Ed. Attridge Derek and Ferrier Daniel . Cambridge UP , 1984 . 15 - 30 . Derrida Jacques . “ Otobiographies: The Teaching of Nietzsche and the Politics of the Proper Name .” Trans. Ronell A. . The Ear of the Other...

... propositions of his prima philosophia—such as the much-debated mind-body split set out in the Meditations—by invoking sound. The philosopher conceived of the ear’s relationship with rationality and epistemological certainty as the 12...

... of helpless compassion” like some hapless conductor ( Not I 215 ). The fact of the voice, and of one that very insistently, manically intrudes on the audience’s ears with its deliberately incomprehensible babble, gives a clue as to the nature of these things: mouth, eye, voice, ear (and we may on reflection...

..., connection between the human and the mechanical. differences 69 Pianos in Our Ears In 1874, Alexander Graham Bell worked...

... as she inhabited a poem, publicizing the private through a discreet retraining of both eye and ear. I will be focusing here on three of the Dickinson Homestead's most interesting chambers: the parlor, the bedroom, and the cupola. Starting on the first floor and working my way up to d fferences 15 the top...

... problem of incongruent counterparts, this time rearranged for psychoanalytic and critical ends, respectively. Kant identifies the problem in his Prolegomena to Any Future Metaphysics : What indeed can be more similar to, and in all parts more equal to, my hand or my ear than its image in the mirror...

... with the 1978 publication of John Lahr’s influential biography of Orton, Prick Up Your Ears , which dictated for many years the critical and creative consensus on not just Orton’s life and work but Halliwell’s as well. For Lahr, Halliwell is the exemplary disgusting object; he is something rejected from which...

... the ear.” I placed my electric generator or an electric motor hands on the instrument. To my aston- speaks a much more complicated lan- ishment each wire coil vibrated with a guage, with a really difficult syntax to sound easily distinguishable from...

... language that appear to anyone who lends an ear, as a dull sound from beneath history, the obstinate murmur of a language talking to itself—without any speaking subject and without an interlocutor...

... au delà . Paris: Flammarion, 1980 . ____. “Choreographies. An interview with Jacques Derrida and Christie McDonald.” diacritics 12.2 ( 1982 ): 66 -76. ____. The Ear of the Other: Otobiography, Transference,Translation: Texts and Discussion with Jacques Derrida . Trans. Peggy Kamuf...

... intently with custom software objects. As she clicks a slider on the interface, the sound is transformed. Elsewhere, an automated switch system connects two wireless phone calls. A hard-of-hearing caller puts the mobile phone to his ear and experiences distracting static as it inter - acts...

... but myself would hear it; it is true, I hear it now more and more distinctly, for my ear has grown keener through practice; though in reality it is exactly the same noise wherever I may hear it, as I...

... des pas (literally, “the noise of steps which, even when these noises or bruits are pleasing to our ears—even when they are pleasant and lively— stigmatizes them. Indeed, the word sound in English gathers together at the spot where...

... one speaks of “sound” (as in the “sound of steps in French one says bruit des pas (literally, “the noise of steps which, even when these noises or bruits are pleasing to our ears—even when they are pleasant and lively— stigmatizes...