Spatial relationships, cosmopolitanism and musico-literary miscegenation in the new media work of austraLYSIS

Hazel Smith

Spatial relationships, cosmopolitanism and musico-literary miscegenation in the new media work of austraLYSIS

Hazel Smith

Western Sydney University

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Abstract

In Australia, contemporary interactions between the verbal and the sonic occur not only through the literary representation of sound, but also, more directly, in performance-based or screen-based new media work. Such creative practice arises out of a strong drive to explore, both formally and culturally, the synergies words and music can create when juxtaposed, combined or superimposed in technological environments.

Original language	English
Number of pages	16
Journal	Journal of the Association for the Study of Australian Literature
Volume	15
Issue number	1
Publication status	Published - 2015

Keywords

auditory perception
cognition
sound
visual perception

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Spatial relationships, cosmopolitanism and musico-literary miscegenation in the new media work of austraLYSIS

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