Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control (Sign, Storage, Transmission)
by Mack Hagood
Mack Hagood’s Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control examines how media and technology influence the ways people experience, manage, and interpret sound. Framed through sign, storage, and transmission, this focused work offers a thoughtful contribution to media theory and sound studies.
About This Book
Hush: Media and Sonic Self-Control examines the relationship between media and the ways people manage their sonic environments.
Positioned within the study of sign, storage, and transmission, the book considers sound as both a sensory experience and a mediated phenomenon.
Its focus on sonic self-control invites readers to think about how technologies and media practices shape attention, quiet, and everyday listening.
Written by Mack Hagood, this work will interest readers exploring media theory, sound studies, and cultural approaches to technology.
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