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Defining Phonography: An Experiment in Theory
Musical Quarterly, 1997Phonography can be taken to define a period in our relation to music, a period marked by a distinct set of attitudes, practices, and institutions made possible by a particular technology, the phonograph.1 The age of phonography came into being with the popularization of the phonograph as in-home entertainment, cultural medium, and educational tool ...
John Durham Peters
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, 2019 Examining the use of sound recording in relation to the spiritualists’ practices and discourses, the chapter questions a widespread “metaphysical” understanding of phonography: the tendency to ascribe the indexical trace an evidentiary value.
Simone Dotto, Dotto, Simone
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2017
This study proposes an ambitious typology of the written representation of oral speech. It is based on a detailed semiological examination of the relationship between orality and literacy as well as on an analysis of data stemming from literary discourse.
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This study proposes an ambitious typology of the written representation of oral speech. It is based on a detailed semiological examination of the relationship between orality and literacy as well as on an analysis of data stemming from literary discourse.
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Leonardo Music Journal, 2006
Frogs and insects recorded in Taiwan, summer 2005.
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Frogs and insects recorded in Taiwan, summer 2005.
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