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Rorschach Audio – Citations & References
Updates to the list of books and research papers that quote the version of “Rorschach Audio” published by The MIT Press in “Leonardo Music Journal” in 2001, and the “Rorschach Audio” book that was published in 2012…
Brian Baker – “Contemporary Masculinities in Fiction, Film & Television”, Bloomsbury USA, 2015 (see the chapter “Tape Spectra”)
John E. Buckner V and Rebecca A. Buckner – “Talking to the Dead, Listening to Yourself – An Empirical Study on the Psychological Aspects of Interpreting Electronic Voice Phenomena”, The Skeptic Magazine, volume 17, issue 1, 2012
Andy Farnell – “Sonarchy in the UK: is Sound Design a Rebellious Teenager?”, The New Soundtrack, volume 4, issue 2, pages 89 to 102, Aug 2014
Joshua Gunn – “On Recording Performance; or Speech, the Cry, and the Anxiety of the Fix”, Liminalities: A Journal of Performance Studies, volume 7, issue 3, Autumn 2011
Greg Hainge – “Vinyl is Dead, Long Live Vinyl: The Work of Recording & Mourning in the Age of Digital Reproduction”, Culture Machine [online journal], volume 9, 2007
Geoffrey Hlibchuk – “This Secret Charm of Numbers: The Clandestine Relationship Between Shortwave Number Stations & Twentieth-Century Poetry”, English Studies in Canada, volume 33, issue 4, pages 181 to 194, Dec 2007
Mark Leary and Tom Butler – “Electronic Voice Phenomena”, chapter 26 in Etzel Cardeña, John Palmer & David Marcusson-Clavertz (editors) – “Parapsychology: A Handbook for the 21st Century”, McFarland & Co, pages 341 to 349, 2015
Simone Natale – “Supernatural Entertainments: Victorian Spiritualism & the Rise of Modern Media Culture”, Penn State University Press, 2016
Simone Natale – “The Spectacular Supernatural: Spiritualism, Entertainment & the Invention of Cinema”, Cinéma & Cie, volume X, issue 14 to 15, Spring-Fall 2010
Earlier citations…
https://rorschachaudio.com/2015/05/07/rorschach-audio-citations/
https://rorschachaudio.com/2016/08/01/evp-rorschach-audio-clarifications/
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