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UID:euroseas-2024-sounding-power-and-dissent-in-southeast-asia-1
SUMMARY:Sounding Power and Dissent in Southeast Asia (1)
LOCATION:REC A2.14
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores the relationship between state power and so
 und, with an emphasis on the significance of sonic dissent in contesting au
 thority and imagining alternative ways of being in, listening to, and sensi
 ng the world. Recent years have seen a surge of interest in sound as a heur
 istic tool to analyze the acoustic dimensions of governance and the exercis
 e of authority. This approach has challenged ocularcentrism by arguing that
  disciplinary power involves not only the all-seeing gaze of the state but 
 also acts of sounding that aim to assert sonic dominance over bodies and sp
 ace. At the same time, sound and sound-making practices have been shown to 
 disrupt attempts to establish order through sensory discipline. People harn
 ess the affective power of collectively producing and listening to sound, o
 ften with the intent to subvert authority. In the process they create alter
 native acoustic environments that reconfigure subjectivities and forms of i
 ntimacy, also between citizens and the state.\n\nThe panel analyzes the sig
 nificance of sound, and its entanglements with other sensory experiences, i
 n understanding changes to power dynamics and soundscapes in Southeast Asia
  and its diasporas. It asks: How might an attention to sound allow us to th
 ink differently about the operations of power in historical and contemporar
 y Southeast Asia? What might an acoustics of power—and opposition—look like
 ? In what ways are sounds and sonic technologies employed as instruments fo
 r social and political struggle to produce particular sonic sensibilities? 
 What role has sound played in de/colonization, particularly within contempo
 rary state making projects? And how has sound figured in processes of migra
 tion and the creation of alternative sonic narratives?\n\nThis double sessi
 on aims to facilitate an interdisciplinary dialogue on sound(s) across vari
 ous temporal and spatial contexts of governance and resilience in Southeast
  Asia, with an emphasis on transnational interconnections. Panelists engage
  with the sonic aspects of power and dissent in Southeast Asia and Southeas
 t Asian diasporas to consider how the legacies of colonialism and imperiali
 sm have been mediated and contested through sound.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/sounding-power-and-dissent-in-southeast-asia
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T140000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T153000
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DTSTAMP:20241123T103300
UID:euroseas-2024-sounding-power-and-dissent-in-southeast-asia-2
SUMMARY:Sounding Power and Dissent in Southeast Asia (2)
LOCATION:REC A2.14
DESCRIPTION:This panel explores the relationship between state power and so
 und, with an emphasis on the significance of sonic dissent in contesting au
 thority and imagining alternative ways of being in, listening to, and sensi
 ng the world. Recent years have seen a surge of interest in sound as a heur
 istic tool to analyze the acoustic dimensions of governance and the exercis
 e of authority. This approach has challenged ocularcentrism by arguing that
  disciplinary power involves not only the all-seeing gaze of the state but 
 also acts of sounding that aim to assert sonic dominance over bodies and sp
 ace. At the same time, sound and sound-making practices have been shown to 
 disrupt attempts to establish order through sensory discipline. People harn
 ess the affective power of collectively producing and listening to sound, o
 ften with the intent to subvert authority. In the process they create alter
 native acoustic environments that reconfigure subjectivities and forms of i
 ntimacy, also between citizens and the state.\n\nThe panel analyzes the sig
 nificance of sound, and its entanglements with other sensory experiences, i
 n understanding changes to power dynamics and soundscapes in Southeast Asia
  and its diasporas. It asks: How might an attention to sound allow us to th
 ink differently about the operations of power in historical and contemporar
 y Southeast Asia? What might an acoustics of power—and opposition—look like
 ? In what ways are sounds and sonic technologies employed as instruments fo
 r social and political struggle to produce particular sonic sensibilities? 
 What role has sound played in de/colonization, particularly within contempo
 rary state making projects? And how has sound figured in processes of migra
 tion and the creation of alternative sonic narratives?\n\nThis double sessi
 on aims to facilitate an interdisciplinary dialogue on sound(s) across vari
 ous temporal and spatial contexts of governance and resilience in Southeast
  Asia, with an emphasis on transnational interconnections. Panelists engage
  with the sonic aspects of power and dissent in Southeast Asia and Southeas
 t Asian diasporas to consider how the legacies of colonialism and imperiali
 sm have been mediated and contested through sound.
URL:https://euroseas2024.org/panels/sounding-power-and-dissent-in-southeast-asia
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/Amsterdam:20240724T173000
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