All Stories

  1. Signs of life: A process philosophy of audible semiotics
  2. Non-dualistic strategies of political action
  3. Approaching embodiment as hearing and listening through Stanley Kubrick
  4. Concepts of time and their connection to hearing and listening
  5. Allowing the Fly to Leave: The Chance Meeting of Wittgenstein and Buñuel at a Mexican Dinner Table
  6. On the ethical spectator in Haneke's film Caché, particularly on concepts of guilt and atonement.
  7. An audible approach to the cinema of Terrence Malick
  8. The concept of Unseeing and its connection to Audibility
  9. Final chapter with reflections on audibility, unseeing and memory
  10. Conceiving cinema not as an art object but as lived experience
  11. The "Malick effect" is not images; it is the hearing of memory
  12. The art of film mixing: not 'sound' but states of hearing and listening
  13. Extending 'audibility' and 'unseeing' into expressions of listening, empathy and forgiveness
  14. Advocating an 'audible design' approach to film sound practice.