The Contributors To Remapping Sound Studies Intervene In Current Trends And Practices In Sound Studies By Reorienting The Field Toward The Global South. Attending To Disparate Aspects Of Sound In Africa, South And Southeast Asia, Latin America, The Middle East, Micronesia, And A Southern Outpost In The Global North, This Volume Broadens The Scope Of Sound Studies And Challenges Some Of The Field''s Central Presuppositions. The Contributors Show How Approaches To And Uses Of Technology Across The Global South Complicate Narratives Of Technological Modernity And How Sound-making And Listening In Diverse Global Settings Unsettle Familiar Binaries Of Sacredsecular, Privatepublic, Humannonhuman, Malefemale, And Natureculture.