... Repeating.” Calgary Herald 3 Mar. 1990 : A4 . Fuss, Diana. Identification Papers . New York: Routledge, 1995 . Greenhill, Pauline. “A Good Start: A Graffiti Interpretation of the Montreal Massacre.” Atlantis 17.2 : 106 –18. Hedges, Elaine, and Shelley Fisher Fishkin, eds. Listening...

... Subotnik, and Jonathan Kramer to examine the politics of musical listening as a social practice. In postwar art music, minimalism is particularly notable for engendering experiences of time that resonate with postmodern spatialization. This article proceeds with a reading of John Adams’s 1987 opera Nixon...

... to everyday conversation and listening. Because it is embedded in all stages of contemporary sound production, reproduction, and reception, it has remained an elusive subject for critique. This essay considers the poetics of audio signal processing—the figural dimensions of the technical process...

... of political reading of whispering, one that emphasizes its disciplinary power in raising questions about our capacity to think the specificity of sound. Thus this essay seeks not only to listen carefully to a sound problem but to bring such listening to bear on what might be called the “sonic boom” or “sonic...

... in turn corresponds to a technical nonproductivity inscribing certain constructions of the aural spectacle in philosophies and theories of film sound. Blue 's model of aural spectacularization is then linked to Michel Foucault's remarks on speakability/unspeakability, voice, and listening in The History...

... and as efforts to bring institutions to account. It calls the task of listening to complaints “becoming a feminist ear .” Figure 1 A Complaint Procedure (the institutional story) Figure 1. A Complaint Procedure (the institutional story) Figure 2 Drawing of a Complaint (a complainer’s experience...

... perception, might in this very incapacity help explain how attention to words contributes to the active listening he puts forward as a model. French Noise: Bruit, Son, Remue-Ménage Some thirty years after Attali...

... pleasing sounds, asemantic vocalizations, moans of pleasure. Given that the voice comes from the internal body and comes out of the mouth to penetrate the ear of the listener, this figura- tion...

... / A flowery tale more sweetly than our rhyme.” The folk musicians and poet share this form of silence with the philosopher: for Heidegger, Dasein is constantly listening but also refraining: “Dasein hears, because it understands” (206...

... account of his adventure with them. Odysseus sees no heap of bones around the Sirens' island. He only says that the Sirens encouraged him to stop his ship and listen to their honey-sweet voices, which bring pleasure and wisdom to man. The Sirens thus boasted to Odysseus: "We know all the pains Achaeans...

... “the by no means insignificant share which traders [ Handeltreibenden : those who deal in commerce] had in the art of storytelling,” not so much in the content of the stories told than by “refin[ing] the tricks with which the attention of the listener was captured” (101). “Storytelling,” Benjamin adds, plays...

... Boetie, as the perfect friend, is described as Montaigne's only true listener (de Certeau 79). By contrast, I might value in the friend what he or she could least comprehend about me, or I might value their refusal to be my perfect listener. Montaigne's love for his friend could be designated a cannibal...

... Butler’s ethics through the lens of that passage. Its form? Eleven minus one: ten answer-fragments Foucault never gave when he responded to only the last of his readers’ questions. What is the purpose of these answer-fragments? To listen for the murmur of posthumous speech in the questions that linger...

... . Kafka Franz . “ The Silence of the Sirens .” 1936, 1937 . The Great Wall of China: Stories and Reflections . Trans. Willa Muir Edwin . New York : Schocken , 1946 . 248 – 50 . Nancy Jean-Luc . Listening . 2002 . Trans. Mandell Charlotte . New York : Fordham UP , 2007...

... zischende Geräusch]. What an indefatigably busy lot these small fry are, and what a nuisance their diligence can be! First I shall have to listen at the walls of my passages and locate the place...

... would develop my work within a network of citations recognizable to the already active participants who are publishing and speaking and teaching in that area with the goal of being listened to by them. In time, if my con...

... his body, its differences 191 exterior is everything. The storytellers refrain from showing more than its cover to the listening crowd, promising to mediate between...

... other by the hand, as in the collectives, since we are many and join forces—it is the only way that they will listen to you because here, at times, the government wants to impose its wish of what is to be done, and I believe that, better yet, the government should do what is asked of it, shouldn’t...

... would be dimmed and the audience, imagining they were listening to a live performance, would suddenly find that they had in fact been hearing an Edison recording. Whether or not audiences were indeed fooled, Thompson...

... bother listening.) As I will argue in the next section, these disruptive frequencies are tempered into resilience discourse. As other feminist philosophers have pointed out, modernist feminist critique has become normative neoliberal...