Material-discursive

Considering noise as a material-discursive phenomenon, I trace its intersections with sonic practices and information theory. Noise was a key point of contention in the early debates surrounding the development ofinformation theory, and I examine some situations that provide alternatives to the standard formulations. I then trace the interrelationships between information theory, noise, and early electronic music in the 1950s, outlining how artistic experiences necessitated the development ofnew information theories. Considering the confluence of sound and information in finance, I show how noise is both understood as a potential source ofmonetization while ultimately confounding attempts at complete capture. I turn to the nexus of speech, the voice, and noise, to consider situations of parrhesia, or “fearless speech”, that consists ofnoisy interferences within social systems via the activity of robotic performing objects.--- Nicholas Ouf, Noisy Fields (2013)Noisy Fields: Interference and Equivocality in the Sonic ...ecommons.cornell.edu › bitstream › handle › nak44PDF SONIC LEGACIES OF INFORMATION THEORY. Nicholas Adrian Knouf, Ph.D. Cornell University 2013.
Exploring material-discursive practices - LSE Research Onlineeprints.lse.ac.uk › Scott_exploring_material PDF by WJ Orlikowski · ‎2015 · ‎Cited by 185 · ‎Related articles Material-discursive practices are thus constitutive; they configure reality, or put another way, they are performative.google.com/search?q=material-discursive First result.
On Receiving Asylum Seekers: Identity working as a process ...journals.sagepub.com › doi › full by L Hultin · ‎2019 · ‎Cited by 14 · ‎Related articles Jun 20, 2018 — 148). This material-discursive approach means that material objects, human subjects, structure and agency do not pre-exist as such, and they are ...google.com/search?q=material-discursive Second result.
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