by Magda Polo Pujadas · Fragmenta Editorial, SL · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9791387548285
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This book proposes understanding listening as a critical practice capable of questioning the cultural, political, and technological frameworks that determine what we hear and which voices are legitimized or silenced. In an era marked by information saturation and artificial intelligence, the work argues that listening is a form of knowledge and an act of resistance that shifts attention toward margins and silences.
With an interdisciplinary perspective integrating philosophy, musicology, and acoustic ecology, the author invites readers to de-automate perception. Listening is not just perceiving sounds, but deciding where we listen from and what future we want to build, allowing us to inhabit the world more consciously.
