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304
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출판됨
Dec 10, 2020
출판사
Bloomsbury Academic
ISBN-10
150133543X
ISBN-13
9781501335433
설명
In a world increasingly dominated by sound, Paul Hegarty explores the pervasive concept of noise and its implications on culture and thought. Over the past twenty years, noise has transcended its role as mere background interference to become a focal point for understanding modern existence. Through a comprehensive analysis, Hegarty dissects how noise shapes our societal interactions, communication, and even our individual identities.
As he delves into various theoretical frameworks, readers are invited to consider noise not just as a physical phenomenon, but as a metaphorical force that influences artistic expression and philosophical inquiry. Hegarty's insights reveal how noise often intersects with technology, media, and the chaotic nature of contemporary life, fostering a deeper understanding of its significance in a rapidly changing world.
His reflections on the subject challenge conventional perceptions, prompting readers to reconsider their relationship with sound and silence. By engaging with Hegarty’s thought-provoking narrative, one gains a richer appreciation for the complexities of noise and its role in shaping human experience.
As he delves into various theoretical frameworks, readers are invited to consider noise not just as a physical phenomenon, but as a metaphorical force that influences artistic expression and philosophical inquiry. Hegarty's insights reveal how noise often intersects with technology, media, and the chaotic nature of contemporary life, fostering a deeper understanding of its significance in a rapidly changing world.
His reflections on the subject challenge conventional perceptions, prompting readers to reconsider their relationship with sound and silence. By engaging with Hegarty’s thought-provoking narrative, one gains a richer appreciation for the complexities of noise and its role in shaping human experience.