anthropology
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What Sounds Do – Open Call for Papers
Inspired by the conference WHAT SOUNDS DO which took place September13-16, 2022 in Copenhagen, Seismograf Magazine is opening a call for audio and research papers on the topic, for a new special issue that points to “new directions in an…
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Two New Bloomsbury Handbooks: Sound Art and Anthropology of Sound
Bloomsbury Academic is about to release two new handbooks, one this month, the other in September. Both are now available for pre-order. The Bloomsbury Handbook of Sound Art Edited by Sanne Krogh Groth and Holger Schulze, 592 pages, available 02-20-2020…
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Invisible Places 2017, Conference Proceedings Book Available for (Free) Download
Invisible Places has published a PDF with the proceedings from 2017 edition of their conference. 678 pages of vast sonic explorations, edited by two experts in such deepness of the unseen: Raquel Castro & Miguel Carvalhais. You can download it…
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New Books by Daniela Cascella, Jason Kahn, Brandon Labelle and Holger Schulze
There are new sound books around, some released in recent months, others to arrive soon, all of them written by well-known authors in the field. Singed, by Daniela Cascella Equus Press “It starts with no story but a circular /…
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Listening Across Disciplines
Sound researchers Salomé Voegelin and Anna Barney have been working on an interesting project called Listening Across Disciplines, funded by Arts and Humanities Council in London and created in collaboration with Resonance Radio, CRISAP research groupa and the London College…
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The Senses & Society Special Issue: Anthropology of Sound
Published by Routledge, edited by Michael Bull and David Howes, and featuring contributions of several researchers, the new special issue of The Senses & Society journal explores the notion of anthropology of sound from diverse perspectives. “This special issue of The Senses &…