課程資訊
課程名稱
 聽見歷史、現代性
Hearing History and Modernity 
開課學期
 101-1 
授課對象
 文學院  音樂學研究所  
授課教師
 山內文登 
課號
 Music5091 
課程識別碼
 144EU1190 
班次
  
學分
 3 
全/半年
 半年 
必/選修
 選修 
上課時間
 星期一6,7,8(13:20~16:20) 
上課地點
 樂學館105 
備註
 本課程以英語授課。
限學士班三年級以上
總人數上限：15人 
Ceiba 課程網頁
 http://ceiba.ntu.edu.tw/1011hearinghistory 
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課程概述

HISTORY IS USUALLY WRITTEN UTILIZING VARIOUS SORTS OF WRITTEN DOCUMENTS. SO IS MUSIC HISTORY. THIS SEMINAR CRITICALLY REVIEWS AND DISCUSSES A VARIETY OF RECENT STUDIES EXAMINING HOW ONE CAN LISTENING TO THE PAST, INTENDED IN PARTICULAR TO EXPLORE AND RESTORE THE MUSICAL AND AUDITORY DIMENSIONS OF MODERNITY, WHICH IS OFTEN CONSIDERED TO BE VISION-ORIENTED. IT ALSO EXAMINES HOW TO UTILIZE SOUND RECORDINGS AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS AS NEW SORTS OF SOURCES FOR HISTORICAL STUDY.  

課程目標
 THIS SEMINAR AIMS TO EXPLORE THE THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL LITERATURE IN WHAT IS GENERICALLY CALLED SOUND STUDIES, WHICH HAS RECENTLY EMERGED AS A GROWING AND IMPORTANT INTERDISCIPLINARY FIELD OF STUDY. IN CLASS DISCUSSION, SPECIAL EMPHASIS WILL BE PUT ON CONTEMPLATING IN EAST ASIAN CONTEXTS THE KEY ISSUES OF WHAT KIND OF MATERIALS WOULD BE AVAILABLE AND HOW ONE COULD ANALYZE THEM. 
課程要求
 1. PREPARING NOTES OF QUESTIONS, ISSUES AND EXAMPLES (ALL STUDENTS / EVERY WEEK):
EVERY WEEK ALL STUDENTS MUST PREPARE 1-2 PAGE NOTES FOR CLASS DISCUSSION BASED ON THEIR READING OF TWO REQUIRED ARTICLES. NOTES SHOULD INCLUDE QUESTIONS ABOUT THE READINGS, ISSUES FOR DISCUSSION, AND EXAMPLES FOR DEMONSTRATION; THEY ARE NOT FOR SUBMISSION PURPOSES BUT FOR A PERSONAL USE IN ORDER FOR ALL STUDENTS TO PARTICIPATE IN CLASS DISCUSSIONS.
2. PRESENTING NOTES OF A CRITICAL SUMMARY PLUS QUESTIONS, ISSUES AND EXAMPLES (TWO ASSIGNED STUDENTS EACH WEEK / TWO, THREE TIMES A SEMESTER):
EVERY WEEK TWO STUDENTS ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR PRESENTING SUMMARIES OF TWO REQUIRED READINGS WITH ADDITIONAL INFORMATION AND CRITICAL COMMENTS IN THEIR OWN WORDS, AND FOR GIVING A SHORT PRESENTATION TO LEAD CLASS DISCUSSION. PRESENTATION MATERIALS SUCH AS A PPT FILE SHOULD BE SENT TO THE INSTRUCTOR AND THE TEACHING ASSISTANT (TA) NO LATER THAN ONE DAY BEFORE EACH CLASS. AN EFFECTIVE AND CREATIVE USE OF AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIALS IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED.
3. RESEARCH PROPOSAL – FINAL PRESENTATION – TERM PAPER (ALL STUDENTS / ONCE A SEMESTER):
ALL STUDENTS SUBMIT A RESEARCH PROPOSAL IN ENGLISH ON ANY TOPICS RELEVANT TO THIS COURSE AGENDA ON WEEK 9, AND GIVE A FINAL ORAL PRESENTATION AT THE END OF THE SEMESTER (WEEK 17). AND THEY DEVELOP THE PRESENTATION DRAFT INTO A 5-10 PAGE ENGLISH TERM PAPER TO BE SUBMITTED DUE BY 1/●, 2013. THEY TALK WITH THE INSTRUCTOR ABOUT THEIR PROPOSALS BEFOREHAND ACCORDING A SCHEDULE TO BE ANNOUNCED AROUND MIDTERMS. 
預期每週課後學習時數
  
Office Hours
  
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參考書目
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課程進度
週次
日期
單元主題
Week 1
 9/10  Orientation 
Week 2
 9/17  Hearing History: Introduction to the Literature 
Week 3
 9/24  Anthony Seeger Lecture in Academia Sinica 
Week 4
 10/01  Making Sense of the Senses in History and across Cultures 
Week 5
 10/08  Further General Issues in the Literature (1) : Mark M. Smith ed. 2004, pp.24-36, pp.37-49 
Week 6
 10/15  Further General Issues in the Literature (2) : Mark M. Smith ed. 2004, pp.36-50, pp.54-66 
Week 7
 10/22  Revisiting Modernity's Ears: Erlmann(2010) pp.9-17, Sterne(2004) pp.1-29 
Week 8
 10/29  Writing a Research Proposal (No Class) 
Week 9
 11/05  Revision and Discussion : Coda of Mark M. Smith ed. 2004 
Week 10
 11/12  Hearing Historical Soundscapes (1) : European Intellectual History : Mark M. Smith ed. 2004, pp.69-84 (Research Proposal Due) 
Week 11
 11/19  Hearing Historical Soundscapes (2) : Early Europe and the Populace : Mark M. Smith ed. 2004, pp.85-111,112-135 
Week 12
 11/26  Hearing Historical Soundscapes (3) : 18th- and 19th-Century France (Ch12, Ch13, Mark M. Smith edited 2004) 
Week 13
 12/03  Scientific Listening and Medicine: Sterne 2003, Nicolson 2004 (Ch11, Mark M. Smith ed. 2004) 
Week 14
 12/10  Religious Listening in Early America (Ch.14,15) 
Week 15
 12/17  Listening to Slavery and Warfare in Early America (Ch.16,17) 
Week 16
 12/24  Listening to the Sounds-Noises of American Modernity (Ch.20,21) 
Week 17
 12/31  調整放假 
Week 18
 2013/1/7  Class Presentation