Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control (Sign, Storage, Transmission)
by Mack Hagood
In Hush, Mack Hagood explores media technologies that enable sonic self-control, from noise-canceling devices to sound management apps. The book analyzes how these tools mediate our interactions with sound, fostering new forms of auditory discipline and cultural understanding in the digital age.
About This Book
Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control is part of the Sign, Storage, Transmission series, authored by Mack Hagood. The book investigates the role of media in regulating personal sound environments.
It addresses how sonic technologies influence self-control and auditory perception in contemporary society. Through this lens, the work highlights intersections between media practices and individual experiences of noise and silence.
The text contributes to broader discussions on communication, storage, and transmission in cultural contexts. It offers insights into the evolving relationship between humans and their sonic surroundings via technological mediation.
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