The Human Voice: How This Extraordinary Instrument Reveals Essential Clues About Who We Are by Anne Karpf
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Overview: Dazzling and groundbreaking, the first book to explore something so fundamental that most of us take it for granted.
What is more amazing about the voice: its central importance to human society, or our widespread disregard for it? From an early age we are taught to think about what we say, what we do, what we wear not about how we sound. In fact, Karpf points out, we are overlooking one of the primary things people notice about us. The voice is more than a conduit for language: the moment you open your mouth and start to speak, even if it’s only to read from the phone book, your voice reveals, with remarkable accuracy, not only your sex, but your size, height, weight, and physique, and your health, education, mood, and social status. It tells your listener whether you are to be trusted, respected, or dismissed. And only the modulation of your voice makes you comprehensible at all: transgress the normal codes of volume, pause, and pitch, and you can entirely sabotage conversations, turning sense into nonsense.
Genre: Non-Fiction, Music, Science, Linguistics, Communication
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