Don Ihde 
Listening and Voice [PDF ebook] 
Phenomenologies of Sound, Second Edition

List of Illustrations

Preface to the SUNY Press Edition

Introduction (to the Original)

Part I Introduction
1. In Praise of Sound
2. Under the Signs of Husserl and Heidegger
3. First Phenomenology

Part II Description
4. The Auditory Dimension
5. The Shapes of Sound
6. The Auditory Field
7. Timeful Sound
8. Auditory Horizons

Part III The Imaginative Mode
9. The Polyphony of Experience
10. Auditory Imagination
11. Inner Speech

Part IV Voice
12. The Center of Language
13. Music and Word
14. Silence and Word
15. Dramaturgical Voice
16. The Face, Voice, and Silence

Part V Phenomenologies
17. A Phenomenology of Voice
18. Auditory Imagination
19. Listening

Part VI Acoustic Technologies
20. Bach to Rock: Amplification
21. Jazz Embodied: Instrumentation
22. Embodying Hearing Devices: Digitalization
23. Embodiment, Technologies, and Musics

Notes
Index

Don Ihde is Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at Stony Brook University, State University of New York. He is the author of many books, including
Experimental Phenomenology: An Introduction, also published by SUNY Press, and
Bodies in Technology.