Aurality: Listening and Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Colombia (Sign, Storage, Transmission)
Aurality explores how listening shaped the production, storage, and transmission of knowledge in nineteenth-century Colombia. Bringing together historical and cultural perspectives, Ana María Ochoa Gautier examines the significance of sound and aural experience in understanding knowledge, communication, and social life.
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Aurality: Listening and Knowledge in Nineteenth-Century Colombia explores the relationship between listening and knowledge in a specific historical and geographical context.
Focusing on nineteenth-century Colombia, the book considers how knowledge could be produced, stored, and transmitted through aural practices and experiences.
By placing sound and listening at the center of historical inquiry, Ana María Ochoa Gautier contributes to broader discussions of culture, communication, and the history of knowledge.
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