Bodies of Sound - eds. Irene Revell, Sarah Shin religion Obrist has left an indelible

Obrist has left an indelible mark-and Glissant through him

Also in the issue: Interviews with artists Doru Olowu and Robert Paige

It would seem that the time has come to reassess this ancient tradition

Maija Tammi

Is collective categorization or generalization ever worthwhile

Bodies of Sound - eds. Irene Revell, Sarah Shin religion Obrist has left an indelibleBodies of Sound began by enquiring into how sonic experience is intervening in realms such as gender, memory, disability justice, anti colonial ways of knowing, and anti war movements responding to our contemporary emergencies. What has emerged is a collection that makes an expansive case for listening for peace. Featuring over thirty contributors, this groundbreaking anthology explores sound and listening through the lens of the body. Bringing