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Audiobooks Literature And Sound Studies

By Matthew Rubery

A singing contest

By Meg Tyler

Sound, Space and Civility in the British World, 1700-1850

By Bruce Buchan,Peter Denney,Karen Crawley,Denney David

Franz Kafkas Akustische Welten

By Rüdiger Görner

Sounding Modernism

By Julian Murphet,Helen Groth,Penelope Hone

Theory for Theatre Studies

By Susan Bennett

Sound as Sense

By MICHEL DELVILLE

Eardrums

By Tyler Whitney

Germany in the loud twentieth century

By Florence Feiereisen,Alexandra Merley Hill

Resonant Alterities

By Sylvia Mieszkowski

Hearing Voices

By Sarah Finley

Sound and motion in Wordsworth's poetry

By May Tomlinson

Soundscape in early French literature

By Brigitte Cazelles

The figure concealed

By Lisa Goldfarb

Shakespeare's Auditory Worlds

By Laury Magnus,Walter W. Cannon,Walter W. Cannon,David Bevington

Virginia Woolf

By Marilyn Kurtz

The Metaphysics of Sound in Wallace Stevens

By Anca Rosu

Modernist Soundscapes

By Angela Frattarola

Sounding Otherness in Early Modern Drama and Travel

By Jennifer Linhart Wood

Sound Poetics

By Seán Street

Fact of Resonance

By Julie Beth Napolin

Semantik des Rauschens

By Katja Stopka

The Noises of American Literature, 1890-1985

By Philipp Schweighauser

Tonschrift

By Verena Dolle