Sonic ethnography

Sonic ethnographyAuthor: Lorenzo Ferrarini ISBN: 9781526152008 Publisher: Manchester University Press Year first published: 04 Jan 2021 Pages: 240 Format: Paperback softback Through a combination of text, colour photographs and sound recordings, Sonic ethnography explores the role of sound in the performance of local identities in the southern Italian region of Basilicata. The book makes a compelling argument for taking sound seriously as a crucial component of social

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