Phantasmic Radio

Weiss, Allen S.. Phantasmic Radio. Durham, NC: Duke University Press, 1995.

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Abstract (English)

Weiss, devoting each chapter to a major work of audio art, rethinks radio, the “wireless imagination,” as a disarticulatory site of the symbolic that transforms the body, blurring distinctions between the listener and the receiver. He describes radio as a realm where ontological status is given not only to the body, but to voice, expression, and phantasms, thereby giving rise to a new politics supported by the prosthetic language of the radio. Biographical notes. Bibl. 10 p., index 2 p.

Types:	Monographs
All Contributors:	Weiss, Allen S. (Author)
Dossier:	800 - ART SONORE/SOUND ART
Collation:	x, 124 p. ; 23 x 13 cm
ISBN:	0822316641
Language of Publication:	English
Publishers:	Durham, NC: Duke University Press
Artists:	Cage, John; Migone, Christof; Novarina, Valère; Whitehead, Gregory
Keywords:	AUDIO ART; PSYCHOLOGY; RADIO; BODY; LANGUAGE; MODERNISM; MUSIC; POETRY; PSYCHOANALYTIC THEORY; ART BRUT; CHANCE; MONTAGE; NOISE; PSYCHOLOGICAL DISORDERS; RHETORIC; SCHIZOPHRENIA; SEMIOTICS; SOUND RECORDING; SURREALISM; THEATRE
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Date Deposited:	26 Aug 2003
Last Modified:	13 Apr 2012 21:51
URI:	http://e-artexte.ca/id/eprint/15524

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