Asian Sound Cultures
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Asian Sound Cultures
Voice, Noise, Sound, Technology
Haukamp, Iris; Smith, Martyn; Hoene, Christin
Taylor & Francis Ltd
08/2022
294
Dura
Inglês
9780367698911
15 a 20 dias
730
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Part 1: The politics of voice 1. The phonographic politics of 'corporeal voice': Speech recordings for imperial subjectification and wartime mobilization in colonial Taiwan and Korea 2. In dark times: Poetic dissonance in the Thai-Malay borderlands 3. Sonic aesthetics and social disparity: The voice of villains in Ryoo Seung-wan's Veteran (2015) and The Unjust (2010) Part 2: Modern noise 4. Aesthetic ruptures and sociabilities: Tateyama Noboru (1876-1926), quotidian noise, and sokyoku-jiuta 5. The 'hell of modern sound': A history of urban noise in modern Japan 6. Feel the power of my exoticism: Japanese noise music and claims of a distinct Japanese sound Part 3: Sound and power 7. Listening to the talkies: Atarashiki tsuchi's (1937) acoustic construction of Japan for western consumption 8. Recovering the lost Cantonese sounds in pre-handover Hong Kong: Sinophone politics in Dung Kai-cheung's 'The Rise and Fall of Wing Shing Street' (1995) 9. When the looms stop, the baby cries: The changing sounds of the Kyoto kimono-making industry Part 4: Technology and imperialism 10. Early radio in late colonial India: Historiography, geography, audiences 11. (Re) Diffusion of beautiful sound: Chinese broadcast in post-war Bangkok 12. Arranging sounds from daily life: Amateur sound-recording contests and audio culture in Japan in the 1960s and 1970s 13. The dual fate of the twin horn in Thailand: From United States anti-communist weapon to the Phetchabun processional bands' sound system
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Young Man;Vice Versa;Late Colonial India;Guo Ziyi;Haji Sulong;Sonic Environment;Urban Noise;Corporeal Voice;Chinese Communities;Japanese Music;Sonic Resistance;Japanese Traditional Music;Played Back;Wireless Notes;Chinese Broadcasts;British Language;British;Japan Proper;Indian Listener;Audio Culture;Contemporary Society;Asian studies;Cantonese Culture;broadcasting;Sound Studies;cultural history;Yo Sin;cultural studies;Power Loom;ethnomusicology;history of science and technology;performance;sound;sound technology;soundscape
Part 1: The politics of voice 1. The phonographic politics of 'corporeal voice': Speech recordings for imperial subjectification and wartime mobilization in colonial Taiwan and Korea 2. In dark times: Poetic dissonance in the Thai-Malay borderlands 3. Sonic aesthetics and social disparity: The voice of villains in Ryoo Seung-wan's Veteran (2015) and The Unjust (2010) Part 2: Modern noise 4. Aesthetic ruptures and sociabilities: Tateyama Noboru (1876-1926), quotidian noise, and sokyoku-jiuta 5. The 'hell of modern sound': A history of urban noise in modern Japan 6. Feel the power of my exoticism: Japanese noise music and claims of a distinct Japanese sound Part 3: Sound and power 7. Listening to the talkies: Atarashiki tsuchi's (1937) acoustic construction of Japan for western consumption 8. Recovering the lost Cantonese sounds in pre-handover Hong Kong: Sinophone politics in Dung Kai-cheung's 'The Rise and Fall of Wing Shing Street' (1995) 9. When the looms stop, the baby cries: The changing sounds of the Kyoto kimono-making industry Part 4: Technology and imperialism 10. Early radio in late colonial India: Historiography, geography, audiences 11. (Re) Diffusion of beautiful sound: Chinese broadcast in post-war Bangkok 12. Arranging sounds from daily life: Amateur sound-recording contests and audio culture in Japan in the 1960s and 1970s 13. The dual fate of the twin horn in Thailand: From United States anti-communist weapon to the Phetchabun processional bands' sound system
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Vice Versa;Late Colonial India;Guo Ziyi;Haji Sulong;Sonic Environment;Urban Noise;Corporeal Voice;Chinese Communities;Japanese Music;Sonic Resistance;Japanese Traditional Music;Played Back;Wireless Notes;Chinese Broadcasts;British Language;British;Japan Proper;Indian Listener;Audio Culture;Contemporary Society;Asian studies;Cantonese Culture;broadcasting;Sound Studies;cultural history;Yo Sin;cultural studies;Power Loom;ethnomusicology;history of science and technology;performance;sound;sound technology;soundscape
