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Vol. 23 No. Especial (2015): Special Issue

Published: 2015-07-20

Introduction

Staging the Sounds of the Nation: The Poetic Soundscapes of the USA

Ana Fernández-Caparrós, Noelia Hernando Real, Fabio L. Vericat

7-13
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The Sounds of Ethnic Diversity

The Sounds of Babel: Staging American Ethnic Diversity in Early Nineteenth-Century New Orleans

Nathalie Dessens

15-27
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"(Dis)Embodied Voices" and (Dis)Appearing Dialects: Staging a Living Historiography of Early African American Women

Valerie Joyce

29-42
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"Todas las voces que me hablan simultáneamente": Anzaldúa’s Voice from the Borderlands

Patrícia Alves Lobo

43-54
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Singing Americas

Sounds of Freedom: Songs in the 1960s Southern Civil Rights Movement

Anne Stefani

55-67
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To the Beat of Their Own Drum: Women in Salsa

Delia Poey

69-81
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“Charanga Cakewalk”: Tejano Music Takes Center Stage

Claude Chastagner

83-96
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Sonic Textualities

Thought, Sound, Silence, Music: "The Turn of the Screw" from Henry James to Benjamin Britten

Dídac Llorens Cubedo

97-109
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“Music Evoked Pictures in Her Mind”: Sensory and Artistic Synaesthesia in Kate Chopin’s "The Awakening"

Eulalia Piñero Gil

111-127
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The Mechanic Ear: North American Sound Poetry in the Digital Age

María Goicoechea, Víctor Salceda

129-152
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