Listening to War: Sound, Music, Trauma, and Survival in Wartime Iraq
Listening to War examines wartime Iraq through the intertwined experiences of sound, music, trauma, and survival. J. Martin Daughtry presents a focused exploration of how listening and sonic experience can deepen our understanding of conflict and its effects on everyday life.
About This Book
Listening to War explores the relationship between sound, music, trauma, and survival in wartime Iraq.
J. Martin Daughtry examines how listening can shape the experience and understanding of armed conflict.
Focusing on wartime Iraq, the book considers sound as an important dimension of life during war.
This work will interest readers studying music, history, war, trauma, and the social meaning of sound.
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