Reason and resonance :

Erlmann, Veit.

Reason and resonance : a history of modern aurality / Veit Erlmann. - New York : Cambridge, Mass. : Zone Books ; Distributed by MIT Press, 2010. - 422 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction: the string and the mirror -- The great entente : anatomy, rationalism, and the quest for reasonance -- Point of audition : Claude Perrault's "du bruit" (1680) and the politics of pleasure in the Ancien Régime -- Good vibes : nerves, air, and happiness during the French Enlightenment -- Water, sex, noise : early German romanticism and the metaphysics of listening -- Hearing oneself hear : the autoresonant self and the expansion of the audible -- The labyrinth of reason : Hermann von Helmholtz's physiological acoustics and the loss of certainty -- Rhythm and clues : time and the acoustic unconscious, ca. 1900 -- Echoless : the pathology of freedom and the crisis of twentieth-century listening.

9781935408048 1935408046

2009052201

GBB079353 bnb

015590113 Uk 101542285 DNLM


Auditory perception.
Listening.
Sound.
Culture--Philosophy.
Hearing--History.
Audiology--History.
Auditory Perception.
Hearing.
History, Modern 1601-.

BF251 / .E75 2010

128/.3

2010 L-892 WV 11.1 / E69r 2010

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