KNYGA Bookshop Aurality

Aurality by Ochoa Gautier is a groundbreaking exploration of the vital role listening plays in shaping our understanding of language, music, voice, and sound. Published by Duke University Press in 2014, this insightful work draws primarily from rich nineteenth-century Colombian sources, offering readers a unique perspective on auditory culture. With 277 pages of engaging content, Gautier delves into the intricate connections between sound and meaning, making it a must-read for anyone interested in the intersections of linguistics, musicology, and cultural studies. Discover how the act of listening has influenced artistic expression and communication in profound ways. Enhance your library with this essential addition that bridges historical context and contemporary relevance.