Holger Schulze is a leading figure in the study of sound, exploring its pervasive influence across various media. His work delves into the intricate ways sound shapes our understanding of the world and our place within it. Schulze's interdisciplinary approach reveals the profound connections between auditory experiences and cultural practices.
The first academic overview of one of the most advanced and controversial approaches to sound studies, offering insight into its background, history, the present discourse surrounding it, and its likely future impact--
A critical study of some of the most influential theories in sound and an interrogation of how humans interact with individualized sonic environments.