Sound, media, ecology

introduction in three acts

Milena Droumeva, Randolph Jordan

1-18

Acoustic ecology and the world soundscape project

Barry Truax

21-44

The disruptive nature of listening

today, yesterday, tomorrow

Hildegard Westerkamp

45-63

Local eardonances

Raymond Murray Schafer's contribution to the history and present-day practice of noise abatement

Karin Bijsterveld

65-84

Multimodal scholarship in world soundscape project composition

toward a different media-theoretical legacy

Jonathan Sterne

85-109

Nothing connects us but imagined sound

Mitchell Akiyama

113-129

Havana's falling tanks and flooded laneways

examining the acoustic community

Vincent Andrisani

131-151

Acoustic ecology and ecological sound art

listening to changing ecosystems

Leah Barclay

153-177

Listening to renewable energy technologies

Linda O'Keeffe

179-195

The uncanny soundscapes of the Palestinian exile

rethinking technics, memory, and sound

Özgün Eylül İşcen

199-216

Responsive listening

negotiating cities of sirens, smartphones and sensors

Sarah Barns

217-231

Listening to traffic with guts and antennae

Andra McCartney

233-241

Acouscenic listening

Sean Taylor, Mikael Fernström

243-259

Evening of sounds

auditory cultures in radio call-in programmes

Heikki Uimonen

261-284