For Science, Broadcasting, and Conservation: Wildlife Recording, the BBC, and the Consolidation of a British Library of Wildlife Sounds [0.03%]
为了科学、广播和保护：野生动物录音、英国广播公司及动物声音“英国图书馆”的形成与发展
Joeri Bruyninckx
Joeri Bruyninckx
After World War II, wildlife recordists and bioacousticians took advantage of advances in electronics and acoustics to collect, store, and analyze recordings of animal vocalizations, leading to the establishment and expansion of numerous wi...
Archiving Endangerment, Endangered Archives: Journeys through the Sound Archives of Americanist Anthropology and Linguistics, 1911-2016 [0.03%]
从濒危档案出发：美国人类学与语言学的声音档案之旅（1911-2016）
Judith Kaplan,Rebecca Lemov
Judith Kaplan
Under the salvage paradigm of Americanist anthropology during the early twentieth century, researchers gathered up all the evidence of groups under study-probing subjective experience, fixing elusive gestures, surveying cultures more global...
Vocal Features: From Voice Identification to Speech Recognition by Machine [0.03%]
语音特征：从机器说话人识别到语义理解
Xiaochang Li,Mara Mills
Xiaochang Li
This article considers machine methods used in the collection, processing, and application of vocal recordings for speaker identification and speech recognition between 1908 and 1970. The first phonographic archives featured collections of ...
Radio Documents: Broadcasting, Sound Archiving, and the Rise of Radio Studies in Interwar Germany [0.03%]
电台档案：广播、声音存档与战间期德国的电台研究之兴起
Carolyn Birdsall
Carolyn Birdsall
This article investigates the relationship between broadcasting, sound archiving, and the rise of radio studies through the case of Germany's first radio studies institute, led by linguist Friedrichkarl Roedemeyer at the University of Freib...
Archival Traces of Applied Research: Language Planning and Psychotechnics in Interwar Germany [0.03%]
战间期德国的语言规划与心理技术研究档案痕迹
Viktoria Tkaczyk
Viktoria Tkaczyk
This article discusses gramophone recordings made in the 1920s at the Lautabteilung (sound department) of the Prussian State Library, under the direction of the language teacher and phonetician Wilhelm Doegen. Doegen's Lautabteilung attempt...
Listening to More Than Sounds: Carl Stumpf and the Experimental Recordings of the Berliner Phonogramm-Archiv [0.03%]
听觉之外：卡爾·施坦普夫与柏林 phonogramm-archiv 的实验录音项目
Julia Kursell
Julia Kursell
This article examines the "Berliner Phonogramm-Archiv," founded after 1900 as part of the Institute of Psychology, University of Berlin. The Phonogramm-Archiv was connected to the emergence of several new disciplines and research domains, i...
Enigmatic Proofs: The Archiving of Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville's Phonautograms [0.03%]
扑朔迷离的证明：Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville声像档案的存档问题
Patrick Feaster
Patrick Feaster
The world's oldest sound recordings are the phonautograms created between 1853 and 1860 by Parisian typographer Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville for visual study rather than playback. Fifty of these survive in four French archives and li...
Carolyn Birdsall,Viktoria Tkaczyk
Carolyn Birdsall
Colonialists in the Machine: Maria Paula Diogo and Dirk van Laak, Europeans Globalizing [0.03%]
《殖民机器中的殖民者——玛丽亚·保拉·迪奥戈和迪克·范拉克》
Derek W Vaillant
Derek W Vaillant
Joseph Needham's Research on Chinese Machines in the Cross-Cultural History of Science and Technology [0.03%]
李约瑟对中国机械的研究及科学技术之跨文化交流史中的中国形象
Zhang Baichun,Tian Miao
Zhang Baichun
Using cross-cultural comparison, Joseph Needham composed a "connected history" of Chinese science and technology in global context, so that his Science and Civilisation in China (SCC) offered a refreshing view of science and technology to r...