Bijsterveld, Karin (Editor)
Dijck, José van (Editor)
Amsterdam University Press
Physical Details: 218 pp.; ill.
Language: English
Description Contents: Introduction / Karin Bijsterveld & José van Dijck -- Storing sound. Storing sound souvenirs: The multi-sited domestication of the tape recorder / Karin Bijsterveld and Annelies Jacobs; Tape cassettes and former selves: How mix tapes mediate memories / Bas Jansen; The preservation paradox in digital audio / Jonathan Sterne -- Auditory nostalgia. Taking your favorite sound along: Portable audio technologies for mobile music listening / Heike Weber; The auditory nostalgia of iPod culture / Michael Bull; Performance and nostalgia on the oldies circuit / Timothy D. Taylor; Remembering songs through telling stories: Pop music as a resource for memory / José van Dijck -- Technostalgia. Tuning in nostalgic wavelengths: Transistor memories set to music / Andreas Fickers; Pulled out of thin air? The revival of the theremin / Hans-Joachim Braun; Technostalgia: How old gear lives on in new music / Trevor Pinch and David Reinecke -- Earwitnessing. Earwitnessing: Sound memories of the Nazi period / Carolyn Birdsall; All the names: Soundscapes, recording technology, and the historical sensation / Ruth Benschop (from Worldcat) See:
Chapter Weber, Heike (2009) Taking your favorite sound along: Portable audio technologies for mobile listening. In: Sound souvenirs: Audio technologies, memory and cultural practices (p. 69).
Chapter Braun, Hans-Joachim (2009) Pulled out of thin air? The revival of the theremin. In: Sound souvenirs: Audio technologies, memory and cultural practices (p. 139).
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