"Proposition for a Radiophonic
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Deharme, Paul; Birkenmaier, Anke

doi:10.1353/mod.0.0102

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2009

DOI: 10.1353/mod.0.0102

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"Proposition for a Radiophonic Art”

Paul Deharme¹,

Anke Birkenmaier²

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“… Anke Birkenmeier's work on Alejo Carpentier and Paul Deharme, Jeffrey Mehlmann's extended essay on Walter Benjamin's broadcasts for children, and Daniel Gilfillan's study of German experimental radio represent notable exceptions to this Anglocentric trend.…”

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Radio Studies and 20th‐Century Literature: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Remediation

Whittington

2014

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This article provides an overview of the history of radio studies as it intersects with 20th-century literary studies, and outlines recent research trends in the field. Beginning with the earliest theorists and practitioners of radio (including Hilda Matheson, Rudolf Arnheim, and Lance Sieveking), the article considers how mid-20th-century attitudes to radio as a medium of cultural expression varied among Marxist thinkers (Theodor Adorno, Herbert Marcuse, Walter Benjamin, and Bertolt Brecht), sociologists (Paul Lazarsfeld and Hadley Cantril), and media theorists (Marshall McLuhan and Walter Ong). The article then examines how two recent scholarly developments -the expanded conception of modernist culture under the name of the "new modernist studies" and the growth of sound studies as an interdisciplinary field with both aesthetic and historical implications -have, since the mid-1990s, inaugurated a new wave of literary radio scholarship. These distinct but related developments have fostered newly integrated approaches to the study of radio as a medium that intersects not only with literature but with other media; the article therefore provides a summary of recent works that approach radio through a lens of remediation (the mutual influence and interpenetration of various media), as well as works that consider the aesthetic and ethical potential of the medium. The article closes by noting important avenues still to be explored, including questions of cultural hierarchy and "the middlebrow," transnational broadcasting, and the cultural life of radio in the age of television and beyond.

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Home Is Where the Self Is: Monodrama, Journey Play Structure, and the Modernist Fairy Tale

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2014

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Radio, género y vanguardia en México. "Estación radiodifusora" de Cube Bonifant

Mahieux¹

2016

Arizona Journal of Hispanic Cultural Studies

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"Proposition for a Radiophonic Art”

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Radio Studies and 20th‐Century Literature: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Remediation

Radio Studies and 20th‐Century Literature: Ethics, Aesthetics, and Remediation

Home Is Where the Self Is: Monodrama, Journey Play Structure, and the Modernist Fairy Tale

Radio, género y vanguardia en México. "Estación radiodifusora" de Cube Bonifant

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