Auditory Resonance: A Transdisciplinary Concept?

Focusing on the influential work of the German sociologist Hartmut Rosa, as well as on selected positions in sound studies, this essay explores some aspects of auditory resonance, an over-determined concept exemplified by music that no single conceptual framework can exhaustively explain. For this r...

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COVID-19
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Listening
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sound studies
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Listening
Musical composition
Musical performances
personal experience
Personal experiences
Sound
sound studies
transdisciplinarity
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