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Phantasmic radio
Phantasmic radio




phantasmic radio

Historically rich, astute, and argumentative, Phantasmic Radio charts the theoretical flutters in the land of lost bodies and drifting signals. It attends to the jarring and brilliant broadcast of ideas as they dance across our eardrums."-John Corbett, author of Extended Play, "Putting a stethoscope to the chest of mass-culture's first darling medium, Alan Weiss draws radio art out of electomagnetic obscurity and onto the stage of current debates on subjectivity and technology, primitivism and vanguardism, psychology and textuality. If the purposes of radio art is to affect the way we listen then the book could affect the way we think about radio." Jim Beaman, Viewfinder, "Putting a stethoscope to the chest of mass-culture’s first darling medium, Alan Weiss draws radio art out of electomagnetic obscurity and onto the stage of current debates on subjectivity and technology, primitivism and vanguardism, psychology and textuality. It attends to the jarring and brilliant broadcast of ideas as they dance across our eardrums."-John Corbett, author of Extended Play "Phantasmic Radio is a real pleasure to read, both for its elegant style and its originality."-Michael Hardt, Duke University "Weiss has produced a welcome addition to the growing canon of material devoted to radio theory and provides an inspiring collection of thoughts for those of us excited by the unexplored and creative potential of radio to stimulate the aural imagination.

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It attends to the jarring and brilliant broadcast of ideas as they dance across our eardrums."-John Corbett, author of Extended Play, " Phantasmic Radio is a real pleasure to read, both for its elegant style and its originality."-Michael Hardt, Duke University, "Putting a stethoscope to the chest of mass-culture's first darling medium, Alan Weiss draws radio art out of electomagnetic obscurity and onto the stage of current debates on subjectivity and technology, primitivism and vanguardism, psychology and textuality. "Putting a stethoscope to the chest of mass-culture's first darling medium, Alan Weiss draws radio art out of electomagnetic obscurity and onto the stage of current debates on subjectivity and technology, primitivism and vanguardism, psychology and textuality.






Phantasmic radio