Fields of Resonance

Fields of Resonance explores resonance as a critical framework for understanding how material, aesthetic, and cultural configurations shape experience, affect, and relations across philosophy, media, performance, and the arts.Rather than treating resonance as a metaphor or a normative criterion for forms of life, this interdisciplinary collection examines it as a philosophical and analytical tool for investigating how relationships, affects, and meanings emerge through bodies, media, spaces, and artistic practices. Bringing together international scholars, the volume combines phenomenology, aesthetics, media theory, performance studies, and cultural philosophy to offer original perspectives on embodiment, memory, absence, technics, and creative practice. Through a combination of conceptual analyses and case studies, the volume shows how resonance functions as a critical tool for understanding the material and relational conditions through which experience is constituted across contemporary culture.This book will appeal to scholars, researchers, instructors, and graduate students in philosophy, phenomenology, aesthetics, media and cultural studies, performance studies, visual arts, art history, and related humanities disciplines. It will also be valuable for interdisciplinary readers interested in affect, embodiment, artistic research, and contemporary theories of experience and relationality.