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Charles Butler's The Feminine Monarchy, first published in 1609, then in two further editions in 1623 and 1634 contains numerous references to sound and listening as both a diagnostic technique, and as a mode of knowledge. In this short chapter the varied instances in which sound is identified as significant and identified, and the contexts within which they carried meaning are explored.
Author(s): Hogg B
Editor(s): Richards J; Smith O; Sousa-Garcia T
Publication type: Book Chapter
Publication status: Published
Book Title: Bee-ing Human: Inspired by Charles Butler's 'The Feminine Monarchy'
Year: 2025
Print publication date: 10/09/2025
Acceptance date: 28/08/2025
Publisher: Newcastle University
Place Published: Newcastle upon Tyne
URL: https://bee-inghuman.newcastle.ac.uk/music/sound-in-feminine-monarchie
Notes: This is published as part of the Leverhulme Trust funded "Bee-ing Human: An Interactive Bee Book for the 21st Century".
