Titlebook: Acoustic Interculturalism; Listening to Perform Marcus Cheng Chye Tan Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limi

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Attribution in DaF-Übungsgrammatikena logocentrism — speech over writing — that regards nature and reality in so far only as it is present. Such an ontology renders any possibility for understanding the non-present/absent as ‘meaningful’ since ontology presupposes an ideal of ‘presence’ and is a paradigm of logic that examines what is

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Attribution in DaF-Übungsgrammatikenks to listen to that which the Self can seek to comprehend through the discourse of (Western musical) language. The ear of the Orient is made deaf to itself, resounded for by sonorities echoed by the Occident. As heard in Mnouchkine’s ., the Orient is distant, past, tradition(al) and pre-modern. Yet

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-61313-9But this does not mean our ears are always open’ (‘Open Ears’ 14). A consequence of divine or evolutionary origins, the ‘open ear’ is perhaps the explanation for how we often fail to listen, and listen deeply. Bruce Smith attempts to provide a more scientific definition of what is a frequent linguis

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