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On Mobilizing ‘Unvoice’: An Interview with Eric Schmaltz

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On Mobilizing ‘Unvoice’: An Interview with Eric Schmaltz

Schmaltz, Eric and Telaro, Emma (2020) On Mobilizing ‘Unvoice’: An Interview with Eric Schmaltz. SPOKENWEBLOG .

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Abstract

Situated at the intersection of sound and literature, artist and scholar Dr. Eric Schmaltz exemplifies the flexible thinking proper to such an innovative, interdisciplinary field. Emma Telaro spoke with Dr. Schmaltz about his upcoming critical work— the radical potential of silence and of body in the formation of a poetics of the ‘unvoice’—and of the sounds, important, informing his recent research activities. Most meaningfully, their conversation speaks to the possibilities inflecting our ever-growing sound studies scape; the connected and vital work of confronting our literary histories.

Divisions:Concordia University > Faculty of Arts and Science > English
Item Type:Article
Refereed:No
Authors:Schmaltz, Eric and Telaro, Emma
Editors:Camlot, Jason
Contributors:Schmaltz, Eric and Telaro, Emma (Interviewee, Interviewer)
Journal or Publication:SPOKENWEBLOG
Date:17 July 2020
Projects:
  • The SpokenWeb: conceiving and creating a nationally networked archive of literary recordings for research and teaching
Funders:
  • Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (SSHRC)
Keywords:Audiotexts, Avant-Garde, Body, Brandon Labelle, Canada, Eric Schmaltz, Gerry Shikatani, Listening-Sound-Agency-Forum, Literary Histories, NourbeSe Philip, PennSound, performance, Poetics of Unvoice, Silence
ID Code:990890
Deposited By: Alexandra Sweny
Deposited On:19 Sep 2022 20:55
Last Modified:19 Sep 2022 20:55
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Additional Information:This article is published as part of the Listening, Sound, Agency Forum which presents profiles, interviews, and other materials featuring the research and interests of future participants in the 2021 SpokenWeb symposium. This series of articles provides a space for dialogical and multimedia exchange on topics from the fields of literature and sound studies, and serves as a prelude to the live conference.
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