听黑人妇女的声音劳动

IF 0.4 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Sound Studies Pub Date : 2022-08-04 DOI:10.1080/20551940.2022.2106625

I. Blake

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克里斯·巴特曼Cháirez是一位民族学家和音乐人类学家。他的研究广泛地考虑了土著音乐和环境的不稳定性，他的论文追踪了殖民主义和自由主义的结构是如何被感知的，并在身体实践中成为材料，超越人类的景观，以及墨西哥Pátzcuaro湖/周围的声音生态。他目前是芝加哥大学民族音乐学博士候选人和纽鲍尔研究员。

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Listening to Black women’s sonic labor

Chris Batterman Cháirez is an ethnographer and anthropologist of music. His research broadly considers Indigenous music and environmental precarity, and his dissertation tracks the ways in which structures of coloniality and liberalism are sensed and made material in bodily practices, more-than-human landscapes, and ecologies of sound on/around Lake Pátzcuaro, Mexico. He is currently a Ph.D. candidate and Neubauer Fellow in ethnomusicology at the University of Chicago.

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