The Disembodied Voice, Virtual Language and the Human Mind
Are you already subscribed?
Login to check
whether this content is already included on your personal or institutional subscription.
Abstract
The article aims to show how developments in technology have introduced the disembodied voice into its phenomenology, thus breaking the link between the human speaking subject and its voice. It then discusses the role of memory, probability and creativity in artificial and natural language production according to a materialist model
Keywords
- Human Voice
- Voice Production and Recognition
- Memory
- Probability
- Creativity
