Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents v
3. List of Illustrations vii
4. Foreword: Accent Matters ix
5. On Editorship and Authorship xiii
6. Acknowledgments xv
7. Introduction: Thinking with an Accent 1
8. Part ONE: ACCENT AS EXPERTISE
9. 1. Taking Accents beyond Identity Politics? Thinking Through Two Paradigms 23
10. 2. Accent Reduction as Raciolinguistic Pedagogy 37
11. 3. From “Handicap” to Crip Curb Cut: Thinking Accent with Disability 54
12. 4. “Accented” Latinx Textese: Bilingual Scriptural Economies and Digital Literacies 73
13. 5. Everything Is Accented: Labor and the Weight of Things Unsaid 95
14. PART TWO: ACCENTED PERCEPTION
15. 6. Is There a Call Center Literature? 113
16. 7. Rewriting Algorithms for Just Recognition: From Digital Aural Redlining to Accent Activism 134
17. 8. “SORRY HARD UNDERSTAND STRONG ACCENT!”: Racial Dynamics of Deaf Scholars of Color Working with White Female Interpreters 151
18. 9. Accentings, Acoustic Surveillance, and Political Crisis in 2010s Brazil 173
19. 10. “The Native Ear”: Accented Testimonial Desire and Asylum 192
20. PART THREE: A DESIRE CALLED ACCENT
21. 11. Stereo Accent: Reading, Writing, and Xenophilic Attunement 211
22. 12. Accenting the Trans Voice, Echoing Audio-Dysphoria 229
23. 13. The Demonstration of Accent: Media, Manif, Monstrosity 245
24. 14. What Does It Mean to “Sound Gay”? The (Accented) Voice as Surplus Jouissance 266
25. 15. Listening with an Accent—or How to Loeribari 281
26. List of Contributors 299
27. Index 303