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“Waves of Moderation”–My plenary talk for the Sound, Music, & Affect Conference at Stony Brook on 4/18

April 9, 2014 · by Robin James · in ludacis, moderation, neoliberalism, sophrosyne, sound music affect, stony brook

I’m honored and excited to be giving one of the plenary talks at the upcoming Sound, Music, & Affect conference at Stony Brook.Here is the full text of my talk. IASPM attendees will notice that this is a more fully fleshed-out…

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