Listening in the Anthropocene, An Introduction
Guest Editor Marina Peterson
Listening in the Anthropocene, An Introduction
Guest Editor Marina Peterson

What are the sounds of the Anthropocene, and what does it mean to sense the Anthropocene through sound? This issue of Sensate Journal brings together work by scholars and artists that explores how listening in and to and with the Anthropocene might afford distinct modes of attunement to a rapidly changing climate.

[8] Sounds of the Anthropocene
Listening to Ice
Max Ritts
Listening to Ice
Max Ritts
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Sensing Empire at Sea: SONAR, Kanaloa and Indigenous Marine Sovereignty
Sarah Marie Wiebe
Sensing Empire at Sea: SONAR, Kanaloa and Indigenous Marine Sovereignty
Sarah Marie Wiebe
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Land Reclamation History
Scott Smallwood
Land Reclamation History
Scott Smallwood
[8] Sounds of the Anthropocene
Dry Signals
Michael Silvers
Dry Signals
Michael Silvers
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Call and Response (or the Lack Thereof): Atmospheric Voices and Distributed Selves
J. Martin Daughtry
Call and Response (or the Lack Thereof): Atmospheric Voices and Distributed Selves
J. Martin Daughtry
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Threatened Soundscapes in Mongolia
Jennifer Post
Threatened Soundscapes in Mongolia
Jennifer Post
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Wave Noise
Stefan Helmreich
Wave Noise
Stefan Helmreich
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Learning to Listen to the Underground
Andrea Ballestero and Lupe A. Flores
Learning to Listen to the Underground
Andrea Ballestero and Lupe A. Flores
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