Making Audio Visible: The Lessons of Visual Language for the Textualization of Sound.

This essay presents considerations of the ontology of sound in recorded voice, in response to the implications for poetry of 100 years of voices on tape. The conjuring of voice unattached has a profound significance for poetry as a medium. The gramophone reverses the Jakobsonian definition of poetry...

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Published in:	Textual Practice Vol. 23; no. 6; pp. 959 - 974
Main Author:	Bernstein, Charles
Format:	Article
Published:	Taylor & Francis Ltd Dec2009
Subjects:	Essays Sound recording & reproducing Poetry (Literary form) Visual programming languages (Computer science) Phonograph Electrostatic loudspeakers
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