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sss-18311		sss-18311			.htm	text/html	3730	141	54	Though Fred Moten’s name nowhere appears in Sound Objects , it is worth recalling, for a consideration of the meaning and existence of sound theory, that his book—largely classified in African American studies, yet a major contribution to what is now sound studies—came out in the same year as Sterne’s The Audible Past (2003) (another now-canonical book in the field, though for very different reasons). Again, obliquely through a series of rhetorical moves, Rangan wants to lay claim to or make legible an alternative intellectual history of sound theory, one where Chow is to be found along with two contemporary female figures within African American studies and sound studies, Nina Sun Eidsheim and Jennifer Lynn Stoever.	cache/sss-18311.htm	txt/sss-18311.txt
