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Feminised Noise and the ‘Dotted Line’ of Sonic Experimentalism

Marie Thompson
Pages 85-101 | Published online: 04 Jul 2016

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Marie Thompson. (2020) Sounding the Arcane: Contemporary Music, Gender and Reproduction. Contemporary Music Review 39:2, pages 273-292.
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Marie Thompson. (2017) Whiteness and the Ontological Turn in Sound Studies. Parallax 23:3, pages 266-282.
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Miranda Jeanne Marie Iossifidis. (2017) ASMR and the “reassuring female voice” in the sound art practice of Claire Tolan. Feminist Media Studies 17:1, pages 112-115.
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Hannah Bosma. (2016) Gender and Technological Failures in Glitch Music. Contemporary Music Review 35:1, pages 102-114.
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