PART IV. Recorded Sound in Changing Environments. Adorno and Jazz : A Critical Revision from an Audiotactile Perspective / Vincenzo Caporaletti ; 'To become transformed into an insect, man needs that energy which might possibly achieve his transformation into a man' : Adorno, the domination of nature and the becoming-insect of music

In Gianmario Borio (ed.), Immediacy and the mediations of music: critical approaches after Theodor W. Adorno. New York: Routledge (2022)
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