Liana Silva
Managing Editor Liana Silva is a PhD candidate in the English department at Binghamton University who recently relocated to The Midwest. Until recently, she taught first year composition at a community college in Kansas City, MO. She is currently working on her dissertation, a study of representations of New York City and the idea of home in the cultural works of African-Americans and Puerto Ricans. Liana comes to sound studies from the angle of pop culture and cultural studies, where she wonders about the music we listen to and its sociocultural implications. When she’s not writing and thinking deep thoughts, she is busy defending pop culture on an intellectual level, recording her daughter’s latest babbles on her iPhone, listening to her favorite podcasts, and asking people where “home” is.
Recent Posts
- my mother’s voice, my father’s eye, and my other body: the sound of deaf photographs
- Listen to the Word: Deafness and Participation in Spiritual Community
- On Donuts, Sandwiches and Beattapes: Listening for J Dilla Six Years On
- Sounds Difficult: James Joyce and Modernism’s Recorded Legacy
- Hearing the Tenor of the Vendler/Dove Conversation: Race, Listening, and the “Noise” of Texts
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LMS
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mattlaferty
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j. stoever-ackerman
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charlesweiselberg
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mr. oyola
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Andreas Duus Pape
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Benjamin Gold
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mbrantner
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nse
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Dr. O'C
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priscilla peña ovalle
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Wanda Alarcon
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Christie Zwahlen
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D. Ines Casillas
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Peter DiCola
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Maile Colbert
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aramsinnreich
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Karen Tongson
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Tara Rodgers
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rnbradley
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ashoncrawley
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Jeb Middlebrook
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Gus Stadler
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gaylewald1
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amandakeeler35
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sceraso
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ginaarnold
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billtron
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tedsammons
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Robert Ford
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drdawkins
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c. l. cardinale
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jdowdell
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hystericalblackness
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davidbgreenberg
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ddkeane
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primusluta
Blogroll
- A New Theater of Sound
- Acousmata
- Analog Tara
- Anthropology of Sound
- Aquarium Drunkard
- Aram Sinnreich's blog
- Audio Cook Book
- Binaural Diaries
- Binaural/Nodar
- Blackadelic Pop
- Blogging Ethnomusicologists
- Bodies|Sounds|Technologies
- British Library's UK Soundmap
- Bully Bloggers
- Captivating Sound
- Create Digital Music
- Designing Sound
- Diary of a Bad Housewife (Alice Bag)
- Disquiet
- Dr. Guy's MusiQologY
- Ear Room
- Ear to the Ground
- Everyday Listening
- Feminist Music Geek
- Filmsound.org
- First Sounds
- Greg Goodale
- HASTAC Sound Forum
- Hear is Queer
- I have synth
- IASPM-US
- Interference
- Journal of Sonic Studies
- Kathleen (Hanna)'s Blog
- Land Recorder
- Lime Wire Music Blog
- Listening 440 (Josh kun)
- London Sound Survey
- Luz Maria Sanchez
- Mactrasound (Mack Hagood)
- Mobile Sound
- New Black Man (Mark Anthony Neal)
- New York Society for Acoustic Ecology
- noise for airports
- Now Hear This
- Oh Industry!
- Phonographies
- Phonozoic
- Pink Noises
- Preservation Sound
- ROBOPROF.ORG (Kembrew McLeod)
- Scott Topics (Scott Poulson Bryant)
- Sense and the City
- Social Sound Design
- Sociosound
- Sonic Terrain
- Soul Sides
- Sound + Design
- Sound and Music
- Sound Effects
- Sound in Media Culture
- Sound is Art
- Soundcities
- Soundlandscapes
- Sounds Like Noise
- Sounds Like Staten Island
- Spooky and the Metronome
- Super Bon! (Jonathan Sterne)
- The Ardent Audience
- The Big City
- The Incredible Kaleidophone
- Turbulence
- Wayne and Wax
- Weird Vibrations
- Women's Audio Mission
- World Listening Project







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