Ethnomusicology Forum· 2020Q1
Hungry listening: resonant theory for indigenous sound studies
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Short summary
This paper introduces 'hungry listening,' a theoretical framework for analyzing Indigenous soundscapes that emphasizes active, engaged, and reciprocal listening practices.
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- Introduces 'hungry listening' as a theoretical framework for Indigenous sound studies.
- Advocates for active, engaged, and reciprocal listening practices.
- Emphasizes the agency and relationality within Indigenous sonic practices.
- Connects listening to Indigenous experiences and knowledge systems.
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Abstract
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