Auditory Culture

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	"scholarly investigation into 19th C. England  literature, science and technology"

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	"see my editorial review under "from the publisher""

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	"the sounds of slavery, the civil war, the political rhetoric of North and South"

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	"the first of several readers to appear on the subject in the next few years"

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	"sounds and voices during the time of Shakespeare"

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	"indespensible: groundbreaking book on the history of acoustical architecture, technologies and science"

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	"a new addition to the understanding of sound in American auditory culture"

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	"scholarly unearthing of Pound's radiophonic works"

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	"retailing my own wares"

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	"a classic in the field"

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	"provocative but thesis of music as fortune teller of history is a fiction"

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	"formerly known as The Tuning of the World, an influential product of the 60s"

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	"music and acoustics in natural magic"

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	"written by the French historian of the senses"

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	"the topic is much more relevant than you think"

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	"like Connor's book, scholarly and fascinating"

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	"read with Bruce Smith's book"