SO! Reads: Justin Eckstein’s Sound Tactics: Auditory Power in Political Protests
Justin Eckstein’s Sound Tactics: Auditory Power in Political Protests (Penn State University Press) is a book “about the sounds made by those seeking change” (5). It situates these sounds within a…
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