Sound Objects

Explore the fascinating world of sound with Sound Objects by James A. Steintrager, published in 2019. This thought-provoking book comprises 277 pages that delve into the intricate relationship between sound and various disciplines. It challenges the very definition of sound as it investigates whether it can be classified as an object, experience, event, or even a relationship.

Through a comprehensive examination of sound studies, Steintrager and contributing scholars explore vital themes such as the evolution of the sound object, the commodification of auditory experiences, acousmatic listening, and the connection between sound and memory. By addressing contemporary sonic discussions, this work emphasizes the significance of auditory experience in understanding our world. Whether you're a student, researcher, or simply a sound enthusiast, Sound Objects is an essential addition to your collection that will enrich your understanding of sound and its profound impact on culture and history.