Do you have sonic citizenship — or are you being mistreated as a sonic non-citizen?
In the latest Call for Audio Papers of the peer-reviewed journal SEISMOGRAF, the editors of the special issue SONIC CITIZENSHIP, Morten Breinbjerg, Marie Koldkjær Højlund, Jonas R. Kirkegaard & Sissel Raahede Lundgård from the Center for Sound Studies, Aarhus University. call for papers on topics such as:
communal sound-making and how it can promote social cohesion or fragmentation, a sense of belonging or exclusion, negotiation of noise conflicts, the right to sound and the right to silence, attunement to the sounds of others, surveillance and sonic policing, interspecies co-existence facilitated by sound?
Deadline is:
***May 1, 2025***
The full text of the CfP with all details about the format, the audio abstract and the audio paper can be found – right here:
How are you experiencing or performing your life as a sonic citizen, non-citizen, or half-citizen in the past or in these very days?