Resounding Catastrophe: Auditory Perspectives on 9/11
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Thomas Bjørnsten Kristensen, Denmark
The Department of Aestethics and Culture - Interdisciplinary Aesthetic Studies
The article discusses specific aesthetic strategies for articulating and describing the catastrophic event of 9/11 by focusing on its auditory aspects. This is done through a reading of the American media- and sound artist Stephen Vitiello’s work and novelist Don DeLillo’s Falling Man.
