Sound in History

Books in the series examine the place of sound in human experience from a historical perspective, and from the broadest range of critical, theoretical, and methodological approaches. Sound in History invites work from a diverse range of disciplinary and interdisciplinary contexts including, but not limited to, music studies, history, literary studies, and history of science; its scope is global and broadly trans-historical. The series seeks to publish work by established scholars as well as those at the beginning of their careers.

Series Editors:
Emma Dillon
Professor of Music, King’s College London

Staff Editorial Contact:
Walter Biggins, Editor-in-Chief
wbiggins@upenn.edu