Table of Contents
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part one Listening
Being Honeyed
To Listen
Dynamic Things and Places
Critique of a Remote Critic
Listening to the Soundscape Recorded
Listening to the Radio
Conclusion: Sonic Solitude
Part two Noise
Bad Taste
Noisy Non-Sense
How can you hear it when you do not know what you are listening for? – Noise and Modernism
Noise and Postmodernism
Sonic Noise
Conclusion: Noisy Voices
Part three Silence
Conceptual Silence
When there is nothing to hear you start hearing things
The silent “I”/ Sonic Subjectivity
Crickets
Silent Duration
Symbolic, Semiotic and Social Sound
Moments of Coincidence
Radiophonic Silence
Conclusion: Silence as Context of Auditory Aesthetics
Part four Time and Space
Sitting in Rooms
Resonating Places; Sounding Time
Geography of Timespace
Inhabiting a Playfull Agonism
Building Sonic Bridges and Towns
A Sonic Sensibility for New Media Art
Narrating temporal places/ migration
The Timespace of Radio
Conclusion: Into the Now of Listening
Part five Now
Sonic Pasts: an Afterthought
Perception and Sensation
Sound as ‘Pathetic Trigger’
The Duration of Perception
The Refrain of Now
Bibliography
List of Works
Notes
Index
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