Staging the sounds of a nation: the poestic soundscapes of the USA
Ana Fernández-Caparrós Turina, Noelia Hernando Real, Fabio Luis Vericat Pérez-Mínguez
págs. 7-13
The sounds of Babel: staging american ethnic diversity in early nineteenth-century New Orleans
págs. 15-27
"(Dis)Embodied voices" and (dis)appearing dialects: staging a living historiography of early african american women
págs. 29-42
"Todas las voces que me hablan simultáneamente": Anzaldua's voice from the Borderlands
págs. 43-54
Sounds of freedom: songs in the 1960s southern civil rights movement
págs. 55-67
págs. 69-81
págs. 83-96
Thought, sound, silence, music: "The turn of the screw" from Henry James to Benjamin Britten
págs. 97-109
Music evoked pictures in her mind: sensory and artistic synaesthesia in Kate Chopin's "The awakening"
págs. 111-127
The mechanic ear: north american sound poetry in the digital age
págs. 129-152
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