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1. Introduction 1.1. Acoustic space
1.2. The audiovisual litany
1.3. Immersion is the new orthodoxy
1.4. The confusion of immanence and immersion 2. Immersive Phenomenology 2.1. The lived and the embodied: phenomenological conditions of the immersive
2.2. Husserl: phenomenological (sound) objects
2.3. Merleau-Ponty: immersion and embodiment
2.4. Henry: phenomenology and affective immanence 3. Immanent Thought 3.1. Kant: the immanence of critique
3.2. Hegel: absolute immanence
3.3. Deleuze: transcendental empiricism and the space of immanence
3.4. Badiou: immanence and the infinite 4. Writing out Sound 4.1. Recording technology, writing and exteriority
4.2. Realising Derrida
4.3. Badiou: the dis-qualification of writing
4.4. Digitisation and Infinite Exchange 5. Sound, Concept and Idea 6. Conclusion: Immanence contra Immersion
7. Bibliography
Index.