What role does sound, or its absence, play in and for democracy? Built upon a participatory process that collects and curates diverse sounds of democracy through contributions from artists, activists, academics, and a variety of audiences from across the globe, the Sound of Democracy podcast project opens new avenues of enquiry. Flanking the podcasts is this blog that will showcase perspectives expanding on the themes of the project and will provide space to develop these in different directions.
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Sound as a Metaphor
The following text dialogues with the Sound of Democracy podcast from the perspective of linguistics as a discipline and was written by Prof. Dr. Ingo H. Warnke together with two of his doctoral students, namely Christian Bär and Hagen Steinhauer.
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Blog, Podcast, Interview Project
The following text describes a project complementing the Sound of Democracy podcast, that will be carried out by Prof. Dr. Ingo H. Warnke and two of his doctoral students, namely Christian Bär and Hagen Steinhauer.
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Entering into Conversation about the Sound of Democracy
What does democracy sound like today? How is its sound changing and what do we expect to hear when we listen? These are easy questions to ask.
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Introducing Sound of Democracy
We often know what democracy looks like. But what is the sound of democracy? Introducing the Sound of Democracy Project and Blog. The following post was written by Shalini Randeria, our Rector at the IWM.
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