Sonic warfare : sound, affect, and the ecology of fear /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Cambridge, Mass. :
MIT Press,
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| Series: | Technologies of lived abstraction
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Table of Contents:
- 1998: a conceptual event
- 2001: what is sonic warfare?
- 2400-1400 B.C.: project jericho
- 1946: sonic dominance
- 1933: abusing the military-entertainment complex
- 403-221 B.C.: the logistics of deception
- 1944: the ghost army
- 1842: sonic effects
- 1977:a sense of the future
- 1913: the art of war in the art of noise
- 1989: apocalypse then
- 1738: bad vibrations
- 1884: dark precursor
- 1999: vibrational anarchitecture
- 13.7 bilion B.C.: the ontology of vibrational force
- 1931: rythmanalysis
- 1900: the vibrational nexus
- 1929: throbs of experience
- 1677: ecology of speeds
- 99-50B.C.: rythm out of noise
- 1992: the throbbing crowd
- 1993: vorticist rhythmachines
- 1946: virtual vibrations
- 2012: artificial acoustic agencies
- 1877: capitalism and schizophonia
- 1976: outbreak
- 1971: the earworm
- 2025: deja entendu
- 1985: dub virology
- 1928: contagious orality
- 2020: planet of drums
- 2003: contagious transmission
- 2039: holosonic control.