Listening From the Margins: Music, Power, and the Sounds the World Was Never Meant to Hear
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Listening From the Margins: Music, Power, and the Sounds the World Was Never Meant to Hear

by Joshua Agung

Sociology Music Cultural Studies
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Listening From the Margins explores the connections between music, power, and cultural attention. Focusing on sounds the world was never meant to hear, Joshua Agung considers how listening can reveal patterns of exclusion, influence, and visibility, encouraging readers to question which voices and sonic experiences receive recognition.

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Listening From the Margins examines the relationship between music and power.

It draws attention to sounds that have been overlooked, excluded, or treated as unworthy of notice.

The book considers how listening can reflect broader questions about culture, visibility, and authority.

Joshua Agung invites readers to think more critically about whose sounds are heard and whose are left at the margins.

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