Search Results for listening as political practice

.... ( 2010 ). Feminism, culture and embodied practice: The rhetorics of comparison . Routledge . Proust , V. ( 2025 ). Protest anthems as songs of mourning: Feminist activism through collective expressions of grief . Howard Journal of Communications , 36 ( 2 ), 160 – 175 . Ranjan , S...

...References References Ahmed , S. ( 2010 ). The promise of happiness . Duke University Press . Alvarez , S.E. , de Lima Costa , C. , Feliu , V. , Hester , R. , Klahn , N. , & Thayer , M. (Eds) ( 2014 ), Translocalities/translocalidades: Feminist politics...

... a politics of the body in alliance, transforming vulnerability into collective strength. Sound Studies and Acoustic Citizenship From the perspective of sound studies, music’s political power lies not only in lyrics but in listening itself. Acoustic citizenship is enacted as the practice...

... as central to contemporary feminist responses to femicide and gender-based violence. Rather than treating music as mere cultural expression, the book approaches it as a political and ethical practice that shapes how violence is recognised and resisted. Shared Analytical Framework A key contribution across...

... and institutional silence. Music, as a profoundly emotional and widely accessible medium, enables a form of civic participation grounded in empathy, remembrance and resistance. It turns listening into an ethical and political practice, one that insists on hearing the voices of those silenced by violence. In doing...

... and Practice , 21 ( 3 ), 29 – 34 . White , R. S. ( 2018 ). Who do state policy makers listen to? The case of teacher evaluation . Phi Delta Kappan , 99 ( 8 ), 13 – 18 . 10.1177/0031721718775671 White , R. S. ( 2023 ). “Trial and error” and “trudging up a hill”: Superintendents...

... ). The role of arts education in enhancing school attractiveness: A literature review . European Expert Network on Culture (EENC) Paper . https://www.interarts.net/descargas/interarts2548.pdf Bassel , L. ( 2017 ). The politics of listening: Possibilities and challenges for democratic life...

... for a liberation psychology . American Journal of Community Psychology , 31 , 91 – 101 . Narayan , U. ( 1988 ). Working together across difference: Some considerations on emotions and political practice . Hypatia , 3 ( 2 ), 31 – 47 . Richards , D. ( 1980 ). European mythology...

....’ This echoes Leah Bassel’s idea of the politics of listening, of listening intentionally and listening as a social and political act ( 2017 ) that can lead to greater deliberative democracy and structures of equality within such democracy. It speaks too to the type of listening we as inquirers attempted...

... acabó’ [‘It’s Over’] as a transgenerational anthem. Finally, Section 7 concludes by reflecting on how feminist music in Spain makes violence audible and transforms listening itself into an ethical and political practice of remembrance and gender justice. The title of this chapter, ‘Not One More’, echoes...

... with sentimentalities. So, sharing coffee with students stemmed from my Abuela’s [Grandmother’s] practice; students work and study all day and might not have had the time to stop or the financial resources to get something to eat. I didn’t articulate this when deciding to embark on this practice. I discovered...

..., and innovation thrive, ultimately boosting team productivity and morale. Effective listening: Good leaders prioritise active listening, valuing the input and feedback of their team members. They practice empathy, showing genuine interest and understanding of their team’s perspectives. This not only...

... and political activity, professional and cultural practices, individual identities and even our innermost psychological drives and desires. And so too are they deeply implicated in today’s world-in-crisis. We inhabit a world of systemic, deepening and interpenetrating crises where not only human existence...