Sound and safe :: a history of listening behind the wheel /
Do you enjoy listening to music while driving? Do you find radio traffic information indispensable? Do you like to sing along with whatever you like as you drive? This book tells the fascinating story of how, over the course of the twentieth century, we turned automobiles from intentionally noisy co...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Do you enjoy listening to music while driving? Do you find radio traffic information indispensable? Do you like to sing along with whatever you like as you drive? This book tells the fascinating story of how, over the course of the twentieth century, we turned automobiles from intentionally noisy contraptions into spheres of auditory privacy that make us feel sound and safe. It explains how engineers in the automotive industry found pride in making car engines quieter once they realized that noise stood for inefficiency. And, after the automobile had become a closed vehicle, it follows them as they struggled against sounds audible within the car. The book also traces how noise is linked both to fears - fears of noise-induced fatigue, fears about the danger of the car radio and drivers' attention spans - and to wants, exploring how drivers at one point actually desired to listen to their cars' engines in order to diagnose mechanical problems and how they now appreciate radio traffic information. And it suggests that their disdain for the ever-expanding number of roadside noise barriers made them long for new forms of in-car audio entertainment. This book also allows you to peep behind the scenes of international standardization committees and automotive test benches. What did and does the automotive industry do to secure the sounds characteristic for their brands? Drawing on archives, interviews, beautiful historical automotive ads, and writing from cultural history, science and technology studies, sound and sensory studies, this book unveils the hidden history of an everyday phenomenon. It is about the sounds of car engines, tires, wipers, blinkers, warning signals, in-car audio systems and, ultimately, about how we became used to listening while driving. |
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| Bibliographie: | Includes bibliographical references and index. |
| ISBN: | 9780199925704 0199925704 |
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| contents | 1. Driving in Control -- Introduction -- Why Acoustic Cocooning and the Sound of Cars? -- Making Sense of Sound -- Sensory Studies, Mobility Culture, and History of Technology -- How We Will Navigate -- New Themes along the Road -- 2. "It Shuts with a Comforting Sound" : Closing the Car Body -- Introduction -- The Rise of the Closed Sedan : Sound Body Building -- Mechanical Silence as Sign of Reliability and Engineering Quality -- Convenient Silence as Ideal for Long-Distance Travelling -- Aristocratic Silence as Mark of Distinction -- An Uplifting and Distancing Experience -- Saving the Cinematic Drive -- Conclusions -- 3. Humming Engines and Moving Radio : Encapsulating the Listening Driver -- Introduction -- Mysterious Noises : The Driver's Experiences -- Listening to the Automobile : The Mechanic's Ear -- The Repair Crisis and the Professionalization of the Car Mechanic -- "A Marriage on its Last Legs" : The Differentiation of Listening Practices -- Decent Radio Reception, As Long as the Car Is Not Moving -- The Car Radio as Mood Regulator -- Conclusions: Car Talk -- 4. "Like a Boxed Calf in a Traffic Drain" : The Car on the Corridor -- Introduction -- The "Only Option" : The Rise of the Roadside Noise Barrier in the Western World -- A New Berlin Wall : The Reception of Noise Barriers in the Netherlands -- Denial Design : Building Green, Transparent and Loss-Compensating Barriers -- A Moving Barrier : The Glocalization of the Noise Barrier -- Nothing to See, Lots to Listen to : Traffic Radio and Audio Books -- Conclusions -- 5. Selling Sound : Sensory Marketing in the Automotive Industry -- Introduction -- Coming to Your Senses, Composing the Sound of Cars -- Leeway for Car Sound Design : Behind the Scenes of International Standardization -- Finding Words for Sound : Lay and Expert Listeners -- Marketing Sound in the Experience Society -- Conclusions -- 6. Sound and Safe : Auditory Privacy and Sonic Relief in the Car -- Introduction -- A History of Listening Behind the Wheel -- Moving, Seeing, Listening, in the Car and in the Past -- The Echo of the Boom Car -- Conclusions: Sensitizing Mobility Culture -- Author Biographies -- Archives, Journals and Interviews. |
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| spelling | Bijsterveld, Karin, 1961- https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJt3WVq9XYwWdwjY93gtKd http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/nr96012250 Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / Karin Bijsterveld, Eefje Cleophas, Stefan Krebs and Gijs Mom. Oxford : Oxford University Press, 2013. 1 online resource text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references and index. 1. Driving in Control -- Introduction -- Why Acoustic Cocooning and the Sound of Cars? -- Making Sense of Sound -- Sensory Studies, Mobility Culture, and History of Technology -- How We Will Navigate -- New Themes along the Road -- 2. "It Shuts with a Comforting Sound" : Closing the Car Body -- Introduction -- The Rise of the Closed Sedan : Sound Body Building -- Mechanical Silence as Sign of Reliability and Engineering Quality -- Convenient Silence as Ideal for Long-Distance Travelling -- Aristocratic Silence as Mark of Distinction -- An Uplifting and Distancing Experience -- Saving the Cinematic Drive -- Conclusions -- 3. Humming Engines and Moving Radio : Encapsulating the Listening Driver -- Introduction -- Mysterious Noises : The Driver's Experiences -- Listening to the Automobile : The Mechanic's Ear -- The Repair Crisis and the Professionalization of the Car Mechanic -- "A Marriage on its Last Legs" : The Differentiation of Listening Practices -- Decent Radio Reception, As Long as the Car Is Not Moving -- The Car Radio as Mood Regulator -- Conclusions: Car Talk -- 4. "Like a Boxed Calf in a Traffic Drain" : The Car on the Corridor -- Introduction -- The "Only Option" : The Rise of the Roadside Noise Barrier in the Western World -- A New Berlin Wall : The Reception of Noise Barriers in the Netherlands -- Denial Design : Building Green, Transparent and Loss-Compensating Barriers -- A Moving Barrier : The Glocalization of the Noise Barrier -- Nothing to See, Lots to Listen to : Traffic Radio and Audio Books -- Conclusions -- 5. Selling Sound : Sensory Marketing in the Automotive Industry -- Introduction -- Coming to Your Senses, Composing the Sound of Cars -- Leeway for Car Sound Design : Behind the Scenes of International Standardization -- Finding Words for Sound : Lay and Expert Listeners -- Marketing Sound in the Experience Society -- Conclusions -- 6. Sound and Safe : Auditory Privacy and Sonic Relief in the Car -- Introduction -- A History of Listening Behind the Wheel -- Moving, Seeing, Listening, in the Car and in the Past -- The Echo of the Boom Car -- Conclusions: Sensitizing Mobility Culture -- Author Biographies -- Archives, Journals and Interviews. Print version record. Do you enjoy listening to music while driving? Do you find radio traffic information indispensable? Do you like to sing along with whatever you like as you drive? This book tells the fascinating story of how, over the course of the twentieth century, we turned automobiles from intentionally noisy contraptions into spheres of auditory privacy that make us feel sound and safe. It explains how engineers in the automotive industry found pride in making car engines quieter once they realized that noise stood for inefficiency. And, after the automobile had become a closed vehicle, it follows them as they struggled against sounds audible within the car. The book also traces how noise is linked both to fears - fears of noise-induced fatigue, fears about the danger of the car radio and drivers' attention spans - and to wants, exploring how drivers at one point actually desired to listen to their cars' engines in order to diagnose mechanical problems and how they now appreciate radio traffic information. And it suggests that their disdain for the ever-expanding number of roadside noise barriers made them long for new forms of in-car audio entertainment. This book also allows you to peep behind the scenes of international standardization committees and automotive test benches. What did and does the automotive industry do to secure the sounds characteristic for their brands? Drawing on archives, interviews, beautiful historical automotive ads, and writing from cultural history, science and technology studies, sound and sensory studies, this book unveils the hidden history of an everyday phenomenon. It is about the sounds of car engines, tires, wipers, blinkers, warning signals, in-car audio systems and, ultimately, about how we became used to listening while driving. Automobiles Noise History. Automobiles Design and construction History. Automobiles Audio equipment History. Automobiles Safety measures History. Sound History. Auditory perception History. Privacy History. Automobile driving Social aspects History. Automobiles Bruit Histoire. Automobiles Conception et construction Histoire. Automobiles Chaînes stéréophoniques Histoire. Automobiles Sécurité Mesures Histoire. Perception auditive Histoire. Vie privée Histoire. Conduite automobile Aspect social Histoire. TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Engineering (General) bisacsh Auditory perception fast Automobile driving Social aspects fast Automobiles Audio equipment fast Automobiles Design and construction fast Automobiles Noise fast Automobiles Safety measures fast Privacy fast Sound fast Electronic books. History fast Cleophas, Eefje. Krebs, Stefan. Mom, Gijs, 1949- https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PBJqKbVW7b33jfRryqcDTHC http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n98070060 has work: Sound and safe (Text) https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/entity/E39PCGmQ8qyGM9cF9cq7XBFc8C https://id.oclc.org/worldcat/ontology/hasWork Print version: Bijsterveld, Karin, 1961- Sound and safe 9780199925698 (DLC) 2013009907 (OCoLC)843025214 |
| spellingShingle | Bijsterveld, Karin, 1961- Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / 1. Driving in Control -- Introduction -- Why Acoustic Cocooning and the Sound of Cars? -- Making Sense of Sound -- Sensory Studies, Mobility Culture, and History of Technology -- How We Will Navigate -- New Themes along the Road -- 2. "It Shuts with a Comforting Sound" : Closing the Car Body -- Introduction -- The Rise of the Closed Sedan : Sound Body Building -- Mechanical Silence as Sign of Reliability and Engineering Quality -- Convenient Silence as Ideal for Long-Distance Travelling -- Aristocratic Silence as Mark of Distinction -- An Uplifting and Distancing Experience -- Saving the Cinematic Drive -- Conclusions -- 3. Humming Engines and Moving Radio : Encapsulating the Listening Driver -- Introduction -- Mysterious Noises : The Driver's Experiences -- Listening to the Automobile : The Mechanic's Ear -- The Repair Crisis and the Professionalization of the Car Mechanic -- "A Marriage on its Last Legs" : The Differentiation of Listening Practices -- Decent Radio Reception, As Long as the Car Is Not Moving -- The Car Radio as Mood Regulator -- Conclusions: Car Talk -- 4. "Like a Boxed Calf in a Traffic Drain" : The Car on the Corridor -- Introduction -- The "Only Option" : The Rise of the Roadside Noise Barrier in the Western World -- A New Berlin Wall : The Reception of Noise Barriers in the Netherlands -- Denial Design : Building Green, Transparent and Loss-Compensating Barriers -- A Moving Barrier : The Glocalization of the Noise Barrier -- Nothing to See, Lots to Listen to : Traffic Radio and Audio Books -- Conclusions -- 5. Selling Sound : Sensory Marketing in the Automotive Industry -- Introduction -- Coming to Your Senses, Composing the Sound of Cars -- Leeway for Car Sound Design : Behind the Scenes of International Standardization -- Finding Words for Sound : Lay and Expert Listeners -- Marketing Sound in the Experience Society -- Conclusions -- 6. Sound and Safe : Auditory Privacy and Sonic Relief in the Car -- Introduction -- A History of Listening Behind the Wheel -- Moving, Seeing, Listening, in the Car and in the Past -- The Echo of the Boom Car -- Conclusions: Sensitizing Mobility Culture -- Author Biographies -- Archives, Journals and Interviews. Automobiles Noise History. Automobiles Design and construction History. Automobiles Audio equipment History. Automobiles Safety measures History. Sound History. Auditory perception History. Privacy History. Automobile driving Social aspects History. Automobiles Bruit Histoire. Automobiles Conception et construction Histoire. Automobiles Chaînes stéréophoniques Histoire. Automobiles Sécurité Mesures Histoire. Perception auditive Histoire. Vie privée Histoire. Conduite automobile Aspect social Histoire. TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Engineering (General) bisacsh Auditory perception fast Automobile driving Social aspects fast Automobiles Audio equipment fast Automobiles Design and construction fast Automobiles Noise fast Automobiles Safety measures fast Privacy fast Sound fast |
| title | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / |
| title_auth | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / |
| title_exact_search | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / |
| title_full | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / Karin Bijsterveld, Eefje Cleophas, Stefan Krebs and Gijs Mom. |
| title_fullStr | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / Karin Bijsterveld, Eefje Cleophas, Stefan Krebs and Gijs Mom. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Sound and safe : a history of listening behind the wheel / Karin Bijsterveld, Eefje Cleophas, Stefan Krebs and Gijs Mom. |
| title_short | Sound and safe : |
| title_sort | sound and safe a history of listening behind the wheel |
| title_sub | a history of listening behind the wheel / |
| topic | Automobiles Noise History. Automobiles Design and construction History. Automobiles Audio equipment History. Automobiles Safety measures History. Sound History. Auditory perception History. Privacy History. Automobile driving Social aspects History. Automobiles Bruit Histoire. Automobiles Conception et construction Histoire. Automobiles Chaînes stéréophoniques Histoire. Automobiles Sécurité Mesures Histoire. Perception auditive Histoire. Vie privée Histoire. Conduite automobile Aspect social Histoire. TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Engineering (General) bisacsh Auditory perception fast Automobile driving Social aspects fast Automobiles Audio equipment fast Automobiles Design and construction fast Automobiles Noise fast Automobiles Safety measures fast Privacy fast Sound fast |
| topic_facet | Automobiles Noise History. Automobiles Design and construction History. Automobiles Audio equipment History. Automobiles Safety measures History. Sound History. Auditory perception History. Privacy History. Automobile driving Social aspects History. Automobiles Bruit Histoire. Automobiles Conception et construction Histoire. Automobiles Chaînes stéréophoniques Histoire. Automobiles Sécurité Mesures Histoire. Perception auditive Histoire. Vie privée Histoire. Conduite automobile Aspect social Histoire. TECHNOLOGY & ENGINEERING Engineering (General) Auditory perception Automobile driving Social aspects Automobiles Audio equipment Automobiles Design and construction Automobiles Noise Automobiles Safety measures Privacy Sound Electronic books. History |
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