Remapping Sound Studies

Delve into the innovative world of "Remapping Sound Studies," authored by Gavin Steingo and published in 2019. This compelling volume spans 277 pages, offering a fresh perspective on sound studies by redirecting its focus towards the global South. The contributors explore diverse sounds from regions including Africa, South and Southeast Asia, Latin America, the Middle East, and Micronesia, while even addressing a Southern outpost in the global North.

By challenging conventional assumptions within the field, this book broadens the understanding of sound and its implications. It reveals how sound-making and listening intersect with technology in ways that complicate narratives of technological modernity. "Remapping Sound Studies" is essential for anyone interested in music, noise, and the philosophy of sound, making it a vital addition to your collection.