- Title Pages
- Figures
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: the sense of the senses
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1. Appropriations across disciplines: the future of art and anthropology collaborations1 -
2. Spiti: some notes on the practice of documentary photography -
3. Random Manhattan: thinking and moving beyond text -
4. Exile, the sorrow of time and place -
5. Boru-vedak (a work of lies): looking for Libeskind in Sri Lanka -
6. The saving face of death: anthropology and the scene of knowing -
7. Transplant -
8. Ochlophonic Study: Hong Kong -
9. The Castaways Project -
10. Air Pressure: a sound film -
11. Sounds from Dangerous Places: Chernobyl -
12. Contest Behaviour -
13. Films about ordinary people: the Japanese home drama and virtual ethnography -
14. Balkan Rhapsodies: 78 Measures of War -
15. Sweetgrass: ‘Baaaaaaah. Bleeeeeeet’ -
16. Cottonopolis: cinematography, ethnography, historiography and texture -
17. Christmas with Wawa: a video experiment with Yolngu aesthetics -
18. Sensing cultures: cinema, ethnography and the senses -
19. After cultural theory: the power of images, the lure of immediacy1 - Bibliography
- Index
- DVD contents
Sounds from Dangerous Places: Chernobyl
Sounds from Dangerous Places: Chernobyl
- Chapter:
- (p.121) 11. Sounds from Dangerous Places: Chernobyl
- Source:
- Beyond text?
- Author(s):
Peter Cusack
- Publisher:
- Manchester University Press
Sounds from Dangerous Places is a long-term, multi-sited project to explore the soundscapes of sites of major environmental damage. This composition takes the form of a poetic reverie about the human and environmental legacies of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, which is played out resonantly at a multi-species level as well as through voice and song. It asks the questions: ‘What can we learn of dangerous places by listening to their sounds?’ and ‘What insights can sound offer into the relationship between the environment and the social and political contexts of a ‘dangerous place’?
Keywords: Chernobyl, Danger, Environment, Nuclear, Wildlife
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- Title Pages
- Figures
- Contributors
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction: the sense of the senses
-
1. Appropriations across disciplines: the future of art and anthropology collaborations1 -
2. Spiti: some notes on the practice of documentary photography -
3. Random Manhattan: thinking and moving beyond text -
4. Exile, the sorrow of time and place -
5. Boru-vedak (a work of lies): looking for Libeskind in Sri Lanka -
6. The saving face of death: anthropology and the scene of knowing -
7. Transplant -
8. Ochlophonic Study: Hong Kong -
9. The Castaways Project -
10. Air Pressure: a sound film -
11. Sounds from Dangerous Places: Chernobyl -
12. Contest Behaviour -
13. Films about ordinary people: the Japanese home drama and virtual ethnography -
14. Balkan Rhapsodies: 78 Measures of War -
15. Sweetgrass: ‘Baaaaaaah. Bleeeeeeet’ -
16. Cottonopolis: cinematography, ethnography, historiography and texture -
17. Christmas with Wawa: a video experiment with Yolngu aesthetics -
18. Sensing cultures: cinema, ethnography and the senses -
19. After cultural theory: the power of images, the lure of immediacy1 - Bibliography
- Index
- DVD contents
