2015
DOI: 10.1215/01636545-2799872
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“…63 Through their tactical deployment of words and mobilisation of noise, disruptors 'expressed dissent, created solidarities, and manifested opposition and resistance'. 64 Through what David Kennerley terms 'sonic disobedience', 65 an audience could test and, to varying degrees, steer 'the performance on the platform', 66 as could those outside a venue, given 'sound's pene-trative quality'. 67 Disruption signalled the rejection of a political appeal, helping control the reception thereof, and could vocalise and disseminate alternative points, making it a form of political communication.…”
Section: The Practice and Defence Of Disruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…63 Through their tactical deployment of words and mobilisation of noise, disruptors 'expressed dissent, created solidarities, and manifested opposition and resistance'. 64 Through what David Kennerley terms 'sonic disobedience', 65 an audience could test and, to varying degrees, steer 'the performance on the platform', 66 as could those outside a venue, given 'sound's pene-trative quality'. 67 Disruption signalled the rejection of a political appeal, helping control the reception thereof, and could vocalise and disseminate alternative points, making it a form of political communication.…”
Section: The Practice and Defence Of Disruptionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Noise hearers do not appear on camera to film their reactions to noise, nor do they narrate what they are hearing. Instead, residents like Gina produce an artifact, “a materialization of durable indexicality” (Inoue 2018, 223), or the “chimera of objectivity” (Bender, Corpis, and Walkowitz 2015, 3). Like the noise inspectors who are supposed to manage noise only through decibel measurements, noise hearers attempt to “bypass the human” by using audiovisual recordings “to let nature speak” (Lempert 2019, 25).…”
Section: When No One Else Will Listenmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…He concocted the “Hanger Limb,” a prosthesis leg made of barrel staves and metal with pivot joints at the knee and ankle, which was the most exceptional prosthesis at that point. Ysidro M. Martinez had a critical effect on the historical backdrop of prostheses during the 1970s when he fabricated a lower-limb prosthesis that concentrated on improving gait and reducing friction rather than replicating the motion of a natural limb (Bender, 2015). Regarding the current requirement of prostheses, one billion individuals worldwide have some disability, with about 200 million having significant functional problems (World Health Organization, 2022).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%