The Auditory Culture Reader

The Auditory Culture Reader is a collection of writings that explores the importance of sound in our daily lives and how it shapes our experiences and identities. It examines various forms of auditory expression, such as music, language, and noise, and discusses their roles in culture, communication, and social power. By analyzing sound as a cultural phenomenon, the reader highlights how hearing influences perception, memory, and social interactions, offering insights into the widespread and often overlooked significance of sound beyond just hearing.