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.../3: 235–48. Chow, Rey, and James A. Steintrager. “In Pursuit of the Object of Sound: An Introduction.” 22.2/3: 1–9. 314 Index Volume 22 Dolar, Mladen. “The Burrow of Sound.” 22.2/3: 112–39...

...Rey Chow; James A. Steintrager We would like to thank Denise Davis, Rachel Greenspan, Calvin Hui, and Karim Wissa for their assistance with the preparation of this special issue. Our tasks would have been much more daunting without the search efforts, bibliographic and editing support...

...JAMES A. STEINTRAGER 1999 james a. steintrager is an assistant professor of comparative literature at the University of California, Irvine. He is currently completing a book on the aesthetics of inhumanity in eighteenth-century England, France,and Germany. Ariès, Philippe...

...James A. Steintrager In 1997, Jacques Attali made great claims on behalf of noise in his book Noise . Noise would be a revolutionary force within music and, indeed, society—the name of resistance to symbolic violence and “channelization.” This essay examines what has happened to the discourse...

..., humans and machines. Thanks are due to William Uricchio and Stefan Helmreich for their guidance and to Rey Chow and James Steintrager for their thoughtful comments and invitation to this special issue. nick seaver is a doctoral...

... Translated by James A. Steintrager Dissolution of the Notion of Timbre Translator’s note: The two essays by Michel Chion translated in this special issue originally appeared in the French journal Analyse musicale.1 Separated by an interval of some twenty years, they confirm both...

... . michel chion Translated by James A. Steintrager Dissolution of the Notion of Timbre Translator’s note: The two essays by Michel Chion translated in this special issue originally appeared in the French journal Analyse musicale.1...

... Steintrager for their editorial patience and generous suggestions, as well as to Mary Chapman for commenting on an earlier draft of this essay. This essay is dedicated to an exemplary teacher, Rose Rosengard Subotnik. christopher lee is Assistant Professor of English and Associate Principal of St...

.... Silence is great but deathly; near inaudibility is joy. The author is grateful for the editorial insights of Jim Steintrager and the aesthetic insights of Evan Johnson, both of whom undoubtedly made this a stronger work...

..., and sound with signal processing technologies. The authors thank each other, Rey Chow, Denise Davis, James Steintrager, and Mara Mills for helpful comments on and discussions of this piece. Jonathan Sterne also thanks the Center...

... 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...