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Sep 15, 2021 · Our research suggests that there are always multiple, simultaneous listening subjects at work in the zoo. Animals play an important role in shaping and maintaining an interspecies network of auditory attention that sustains and directs care in that setting.
May 1, 2015 · While listening to birds can still iconically and indexically ground people, signs of absence and change can precipitate anxieties that stem from the ambiguities implicit in the Anthropocene's formulation of human relations with other species.
May 1, 2015 · While listening to birds can still iconically and indexically ground people, signs of absence and change can precipitate anxieties that stem from the ambiguities implicit in the Anthropocene’s ...
Dec 13, 2024 · Auditory anthropology examines sound production and sound perception under combined ontological and epistemological premises. This article presents ideas and examples concerning postures of listening and sound communication between humans and birds. These discussions are grounded in two of the four ontological types proposed by the French …
Dec 1, 2013 · Natural environments, and particularly visual stimuli in nature, are usually perceived as restorative following stress and attention fatigue. Studies extending these findings to auditory natural stimuli have used soundscapes comprising multiple types of sound. Birdsong recurs as a type of sound used in such studies, but little is known about restorative perceptions of bird sounds on …
This article presents ideas and examples concerning postures of listening and sound communication between humans and birds, and develops a concept I call radical enchanted listening, by comparing phenomena of mimesis to elucidate the relationships between (radical) enchanted listening and specific qualities of mimesis.
Auditory communication in humans and other animals frequently takes place in noisy environments with many co-occurring signallers. Receivers are thus challenged to rapidly recognize salient auditory signals and filter out irrelevant sounds. Most bird species produce a variety of complex vocalizations that function to communicate with other members of their own species and behavioural evidence ...
This article presents ideas and examples concerning postures of listening and sound communication between humans and birds. These discussions are grounded in two of the four ontological types proposed by the French anthropologist Philippe Descola.
Mèhèza Kalibani, Discourse Analysis of the Historically Audible: A Cultural-Historical Approach to Sound Recordings from Colonial Contexts Matthias Lewy, An Auditory Anthropology of Birds’ Postures of Listening
For Kreutzer, the problem of choice seems altogether irrelevant since he disputes that modes of listening are alternatives. Brains process auditory input in several parallel ways. Birds, for instance, can listen to identify conspecifics and to gain hedonistic pleasures at the same time. Why would they need to choose? Why would we?
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