Literature as Sound Studies
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Product details:
- Publisher Bloomsbury Academic
- Date of Publication 10 July 2025
- Number of Volumes Hardback
- ISBN 9798765121375
- Binding Hardback
- No. of pages pages
- Size 228x152 mm
- Language English 700
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Short description:
Identifies literature as a site of sonic invention and reconfiguration, contributing a range of terms, models, and methods for attending to sound.
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Literature as Sound Studies identifies literature as a site of sonic invention and reconfiguration, contributing a range of terms, models, and methods for attending to sound.
Considering literary works drawn from a range of traditions-from twentieth-century Moroccan poems to early-modern English plays-Literature as Sound Studies brings out the sophisticated ways that literary writers and commentators have used and studied sound. Moving beyond the use of literature as mere ear witness to history, this collection brings out the complexity of sonic figuration in literature and literary studies, suggesting how this attentiveness to sound might anticipate, illuminate, and enrich the contemporary field of sound studies.
The very category of the literary, considered as a subset of language writ large, has often hinged on the particular attention that literary works draw to their own sound, whether that sound be psychologically rehearsed, as in silent reading, or acoustically realized, as in a theatrical performance. Weaving together methods and concepts drawn from both literary and sound studies, these essays make legible literature's complex role in shaping and writing a history of sound.
Table of Contents:
List of Figures
List of Contributors
1. Litearture as Sound Studies: An Introduction
yasser elhariry and Liesl Yamaguchi
Sounds of Difference
2. Beyond Earwitnesses: Thomas Dekker's Soundwriting
Scott Trudell
3. The Rhythm of Gender in To the Lighthouse
Eliza Zingesser
4. Listening to Neo/Colonial Extraction in the "Seismic Poetics" of Mohammed Kha?r-Eddine
David Fieni
Sounds of Verse
5. Fugitive Color: From Troy to the Black Atlantic
Shane Butler
6. Victorian Poetry, Heard and Unheard
Naomi Levine
7. Poetry as Sound Studies, or the Methodological Challenges of Shifting from Legible to Audible Archives
Abigail Lang
Sounds of Science
8. Figures of Sound: Metaphors of Acoustics in Early Modern France
Scott Sanders
9. The Romantic Poet as Aural Philologist: Translating the Erotic-Acoustics of the Multilingual Origins of Language
Tanvi Solanki
Resonance
10. Kafka's Musicology: Silence and a Drone
David Copenhafer
11. Boris Vian's Resonant Sound Map of the Embodied Mind
Alexandra Lukes
Index
