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The introduction for XXXTENTACION's debut album is called "The Explanation," but it's more like a demand. Speaking in a tone just above a whisper, the 19-year-old implores listeners to take residence in his damaged psyche, a living arrangement that involves both surrender and a trip to the dark side. Released less than a year before his tragic death, 17 is a forlorn constellation of indie rock, alt-R&B, nimble raps, and engrossing emotion.Coated in shadowy thoughts and flurries of sullen melody, 17 largely neglects the explosiveness of X's previous works; you won't find the propulsive nihilism of "RIP Roach" or the demented euphoria of "Look At Me!" And yet it's no less intense. Sandwiched between ambient coos and supple acoustic strings, "Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares" packages suicidal thoughts in a lullaby; X's muted tone evokes the quiet disaffection of someone who accepts depression as life's only constant. If "Nightmares" is the sound of grim acquiescence, "Save Me" is a soundtrack for exasperation, with its dazed strings and X's emotive yelps emitting a destructive brand of isolation. That desperation surfaces again on "F**k Love," a longing, Trippie Redd–assisted single that renders their shouts as a painful last-ditch love letter. It’s a detour for what’s largely an exercise in fatalistic calm. While he adopts varied musical approaches, 17 is united by muted trauma. It is both theme and aesthetic, with tranquil soundscapes giving his lyrics room to linger. "Jocelyn Flores" evokes the tremors of troubling thoughts and too much time to sit with them. Coasting over nocturnal guitar strings and a ghostly vocal sample, X reflects on a world where trauma is as much a result as it is a resource. "I'll be feeling pain just to hold on," he sings, melting into a void of descending loneliness.

Students also studiedTextbook solutionsFlashcard setsStudy guidesFounder of Muted Group Theory, 1981Goal of Muted Group Theory-Points out problems with the status quo and suggests ways to remediate these problems(create social change)Origins of Muted Group Theory-Originated with the work of Edwin and Shirley Ardener-Groups at the top end of the social structure (i.e., dominant groups) determine the communication system for the culture.-Lower power groups learn to work within the communications system -Kramarae expanded the Ardener's workRole of language in society according to MGT-Tool of Communication-Doesn't serve every member of society equally-created by members of a dominant group and only represents their experiences and values-Subordinate groups become muted by dominant group (especially women)-Refers to the idea that the structure of a language represents and can affect the ways in which its speakers conceptualize their world, or otherwise influences their cognitive processes-Men and woman perceive the world differently b/c of their different experiences/activities in division of labor -To be in society, women must transform their ideas, experiences and meanings into male system of expressionHow does silencing occur?MGT; socially shared phenomenon accomplished through a social understanding of who has power and who doesn't-Ridicule (making fun or trivializing; ex: "gossiping")-Ritual (social rituals silence women, like a wedding)-Control (men are gatekeepers of communication)-Harassment (street/sexual; men control public spaces)-Naming strategies of silencing (then is a topic of discussion)-Reclaiming, elevating and celebrating "trivial" discourse-Creating new language for gendered expressionsConcerned with power and goals to change the injustice status quo in order to resolve the power imbalance and give a voice to be silencedMGT as a Communication TheoryIS A COMMUNICATIONS THEORY -society's views are taught and sustained through communication-We use communication to reject or accept society's views -Can use communication to change society's viewsHow would Muted Group theorists define communication?Kramerae's Meta-theoretical assumptions for MGTOnto: choice, social, contextualEpist: understood through social

Hi @GemT @Bort is correct - there is no way to do this at your end. At least not easily.But there are some thing that can help:It can be helpful to encourage everyone else to enable "Automatically adjust microphone level" in Zoom at their end.Encourage everyone to stay Muted when not speaking. The Host can also Mute people who are not speaking, but who may be creating noise into the Meeting.Encourage everyone to at least wear headphones - and preferably a headset with a microphone. For important meetings, and if you are the Host, it can help helpful to have everyone join a few minutes early then quickly go around the room and do some "mic-checks". Just have each person speak briefly and put one person in charge of asking them to adjust their microphone up or down, to find a happy balance. Keep everyone else Muted while each person speaks.It may be also worth noting that if you record the Meeting locally, you can have separated audio recoding files for each participant - which you could normalize if you were dealing with a Post-Production scenario.There is also a way with Zoom Rooms to get isolated audio feeds for each participant, but it is not a trivial pursuit. Hope this helps.Rupert

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