Ways of Hearing (Mit Press) by Damon Krukowski

Ways of Hearing by Damon Krukowski, published by the MIT Press, is a thought-provoking exploration of how sound and listening shape our perception of the world. This book blends media theory with personal insights to examine the acoustic environment of modern life.

• Format: This is a New copy of the MIT Press edition, ready for immediate use.
• Key Features: Draws on examples from music, telephones, and noise to illustrate how listening is a cultural and political act.
• Contents: Chapters cover topics such as space, time, and power in relation to sound, making it relevant for students, artists, and curious readers.
• Collector Value: A standalone volume from the prestigious MIT Press series, ideal for building a library on media studies or sound art.

This English-language edition is printed in a standard paperback format, offering accessible insights into the ways we hear and are heard.