1st Edition
Soundscapes of the Early Modern Hispanophone and Lusophone Worlds
Part 1: Creole Aurality
1. “Hearing and Seeing Indigenous Presence in a Colonial Mexican Church (Tecamachalco, 1562)”
Savannah Esquivel
2. “Resounding Failures in Colonial Lima: Bellaquería in the Travails of María Pizarro (1568) and Francisco de la Cruz (1578)”
Nicole D. Legnani
3. “Religious Soundscapes: Jesuit Missionary Encounters with the Tupi in Sixteenth-Century Brazil”
Jessica Rutherford
4. “Harmonizing the Four Corners of the World: The Soundscape of Late Early Modern Manila”
Pedro Luengo
Part 2: Hearing the Cityscape
5. “Sound and Power in Early Modern Alcalá de Henares”
Carlos Roberto Ramírez
6. “Towards the Soundscape of a Developing Azorean Port-town in the Late Sixteenth Century: Angra (Terceira Island) in the 1590s”
Luís Henriques
7. “A la usanza romana: Spanish Poetry and alla spagnola Music in Early Modern Rome (1624)”
Sebastián León
8. “The Sound of Arcadia: The Aural Regime of Lope de Vega’s Pastoral”
Lorena Uribe Bracho
Part 3: Spectacular Sonic Environments
9. “‘Vuelva el aire / los repetidos acentos’: Seville’s Sonic Reverberations and the Ontology of Silence in Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s El médico de su honra”
Alani Hicks-Bartlett
10. “The Siren’s Song: Sounds of Resistance in a Neapolitan dramma musicale”
Mary B. Quinn
11. “Towards a Proper Way of Being: Embedded Sounds and Civilized Words in Puebla’s Festivals (1730, 1753, 1768)”
Amelia R. Mañas
12. “Sounds of Modernity in Cervantes’s Barcelona”
Esther Fernández
Part 4: Vibrant Beings
13. “Soundscapes of the Self (Salamanca, 1554)”
Simone Pinet
14. “Between the Wall and the Pulpit: Soundscapes of Baroque Preaching in Palma de Mallorca (1647)”
Juan Vitulli
15. “Captive Listeners: Antonio de Sosa’s Topographia as Acoustic Ethnography of Early Modern Algiers”
Paul Michael Johnson
16. “Hearing Alcuzcuz: Word Play and the Production of Uncertainty in Pedro Calderón de la Barca’s Amar después de la muerte”
Erica Feild-Marchello
Part Five: Transoceanic Sound
17. “Global Soundscapes from the First Voyage of Circumnavigation, 1519-1522”
David R. M. Irving
Biography
Víctor Sierra Matute is Assistant Professor at Baruch College (CUNY). His research interests include material culture, affect theory, transoceanic studies, and the history of the senses and emotions. His research has appeared in the Bulletin of Hispanic Studies, Romanic Review, Romance Studies, and the Bulletin of Spanish Visual Studies.
