Philosophy & Rhetoric Jun 2024

The Resonance of Resonance

Mari Lee Mifsud University of Richmond

Abstract

ABSTRACT This article explores a state of movement in the humanities into nonhuman entanglements. A key term, “resonance,” emerges in this movement. Predominating scholarship orients resonance as a flourishing. In this article, accounts of the destructiveness of mechanical resonance signal a telling lacuna in humanities scholarship, one this article works to remove.

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Philosophy & Rhetoric
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2024-06-28
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10.5325/philrhet.57.1.0081
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