The Phonographic Author of Milton, Edison and Uzanne by Larisa Kocic-Zámbó

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Jessica E. Teague, Sound Recording Technology and American Literature: From the Phonograph to the Remix by Jamie Fenton

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His Master’s Voice: Sound Devices in Bram Stoker’s Dracula by Maria Parrino

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O artista popular e o contrato: lógicas divergentes nas produções musicais by Mariana Mont\u2019Alverne Barreto Lima

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Victorian and Edwardian Virtual Reality: from Stoker to Forster by Catherine Lanone

“…Dracula engages with transmission in a dual way, turning Mina’s mind into a radio-system which the Count may switch on and off, whereas Van Helsing may reverse the signal and spy on the vampire; technology embodying modernity, from the phonograph to the typewriter or telegraph, may vanquish the Count’s archaic powers of transmission. …”
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“Key to the highway”: blues records and the great migration by Louis Mazzari

“…The paper will explore blues music as an expression of the fluidity of African American society and culture during the Great Depression.While avoiding direct protest, blues singers and musicians—first women, later men—crafted an art form and employed the technology of the phonograph to encourage freedom of movement and choice. …”
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A Survey of Audience Reception of Atọ́ka, A Yorubá Photoplay Magazine by Clement Adéníyi Akangbé

“…Despite these myriad of works, some other production media, particularly the stage, celluloid film, and home video film, have gained the attention of researchers extensively but photoplay in particular, and radio, television, and the phonograph-disc have not been so lucky. Apart from some works (Ogundeji 1981, Aro ́ ́hunmolas ̣́ ẹ ̣ 1982, Adeoye 1984, ́ Bolạ́ ́ji ́ 1985, Adéléke 1995, and Akangbé 2014) that referred to and passed comments on Yorubá photoplay, no one has carried out a seminal study on the history, production, and content of Atoka ̣́ photoplay magazine. …”
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Miradas cruzadas en la repatriación de saberes. El caso de las grabaciones rituales náayeri registradas por K. Th. Preuss by Margarita Valdovinos Alba

“…At the end of last century, this collection was accessible only for a specialized public in the Berlin Phonographic Archive. A large research project was conducted in order to allow access to these wax cylinders by presenting their content to Náayeri ritual experts, preparing its edition and distributing CD’s with a selection of historic chants among the members of the Náayeri community from where the recordings were originally made. …”
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Breton et phonographie by Jean-Claude Le Ruyet

“…Did Bretons worked enough on the phonographic problem ? Did they measure well enough the influence of the french substrat, its dynamics and its phonology in the background ? …”
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