Media ventriloquism: how audiovisual technologies transform the voice-body relationship
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| Abstract: | "Media Ventriloquism repurposes the term "ventriloquism," which has traditionally referred to the act of throwing one's voice into an object that appears to speak, to reflect our complex vocal relationship with media technologies. Indeed, media technologies have the potential to separate voice from body and to constitute new relationships between them that could scarcely have been imagined before such technologies' invention and mass circulation. Radio, cinema, television, video games, digital technologies, and other media have each fundamentally transformed the relationship between voice and body in myriad and often unexpected ways. Our volume interrogates the categorical definitions of voice and body as they operate within mediated environments, exploring the experiences of ventriloquism facilitated by media technologies and theorizing some of the political and ethical implications of separating bodies from voices. We build in particular on Steven Connor's notion of the vocalic body, which he coined to identify an imaginary body that is created and maintained primarily through voice. In modifying Connor's term to theorize the "technovocalic body," we focus our study on cases in which the relationship between voice and body has been modified specifically by media technologies. The essays in the collection demonstrate not only how particular bodies and voices have been been (mis)represented through media ventriloquism but also how marginalized groups - racialized, gendered, queered, etc. - have used media ventriloquism to claim their agency and power"-- |
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| 505 | 8 | |a Introduction: Theorizing Media Ventriloquism / Jaimie Baron, Jennifer Fleeger, and Shannon Wong Lerner -- Speaking in Another Voice. Introduction: Reactivating the Vocal Uncanny / Jaimie Baron -- Echoes down the years: technologies of mediumship and immortality / Alicia Puglionesi -- Broadcasting the Diva of Dubbing: Marni Nixon, Local Television, and the Puppetry of Parenting / Jennifer Fleeger -- Queer from the Horse's Mouth: Francis the Talking Mule and Mr. Ed as Midcentury Man Whisperers / Maria Pramaggiore -- Singing in Another Voice Introduction: Singing the Body Technovocalic / Jaime Barron -- "Mike Fright": Racial Ventriloquism in the Hollywood Talkies / Ryan Jay Friedman -- The Black Queer/Trans Femme Representation of Beyoncé's Media Ventriloquisms and the National Voice / Shannon Wong Lerner -- Identity Politics and Vocal "Whitewashing" in Celebrity Lip Syncs / Jennifer O'Meara -- Animating the Voice. Introduction: Breathing in Mediated Spaces / Shannon Wong Lerner -- The Mills Brothers, Animators of the Unseen Stage / Jacob Smith -- Performing Fragility: Re-sounding the Gendered Hero in the Voice of Lara Croft / Milena Droumeva -- Double-Ventriloquism and Aegyo in Overwatch / William Dunkel and Aaron Trammell -- Politicizing the Voice. Introduction: Of Technovocalic Presidents and Precedents / Shannon Wong Lerner -- Ventriloquizing Obama, or, the Ethics of Archival Ventriloquism / Jaimie Baron -- "You're the puppet": Presidential Ventriloquism, Vocal Technologies, and the Politics of Voice / Sarah Kessler -- Epilogue Introduction: Media Ventriloquism in the Distant Present / Jennifer Fleeger | |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgments List of Contributors Introduction: Theorizing Media Ventriloquism vii ix 1 Jaimie Baron, Jennifer Fleeger, and Shannon WongLerner SECTION I: SPEAKING IN ANOTHER VOICE Introduction: Reactivating the Vocal Uncanny 19 Jaimie Baron 1. Echoes Down the Years: Technologies of Mediumship and Immortality 23 Alicia Puglionesi 2. Broadcastingthe Diva of Dubbing: Marni Nixon, Local Television, and the Puppetry of Parenting 43 Jennifer Fleeger 3. Queer from the Horse’s Mouth: Francis and Mr. Ed as Mid-century Man Whisperers 59 Maria Pramaggiore SECTION II: SINGING IN ANOTHER VOICE Introduction: Singing the Body Technovocalic 79 Jaimie Baron 4. “Mike Fright”: Racial Ventriloquism in the Hollywood Talkies 83 Ryan Jay Friedman 5. The Black Queer/Trans Femme Representation of Beyoncé’s Media Ventriloquisms and the National Voice 97 Shannon Wong Lerner 6. Identity Politics and Vocal “Whitewashing” in Celebrity Lip-Syncs Jennifer O Meara 117
vi Contents SECTION III: ANIMATING THE VOICE Introduction: Breathing in Mediated Spaces 133 Shannon Wong Lerner 7. The Mills Brothers, Animaţorsofthe Unseen Stage JacobSmith 137 8. Performing Fragility: Re-sounding the Gendered Hero in the Voice of Lara Croft 157 Milena Droumeva 9. Double-Ventriloquism and Aegyo in Overwatch 173 William Dunkel andAaron Trammell SECTION IV: POLITICIZING THE VOICE Introduction: Of Technovocalic Presidentsand Precedents 195 Shannon Wong Lerner 10. Ventriloquizing Obama, or, the Ethics of Archival Ventriloquism 199 JaImié Baron 11. “You’re the Puppet”: Presidential Ventriloquism, Vocal Technologies, and the Politics of Voice 215 Sarah Kessler Epilogue: Introduction: Media Ventriloquism in the Distanced Present 239 Jennifer Fleeger Epilogue: The Ventriloquism of Media: Communication as Delegation and Tele-action 241 François Cooren, Lise Higham, and Boris H. J. M. Brummans Bibliography Index 261 281
A fascinating treatment of a topic-ventriloquism-that deserves closer “Media Ventriloquism draws together a rich range of chapters by various authors that consider the mediated human and non-human voice. The anthology is framed by this current moment of pandemic and offers a poiyvocai take on race, gender, and politics, asking the reader to contemplate our current position through the media we consume. Baron, Fleeger, and Wong Lerner s book will prove to be an important critical text for those interested in the politics of representing voices. Jaimie iaren Jennifer Fleeger Shannon Lerner
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