Sonic boundary objects: negotiating disability, technology and simulation
Sonic boundary objects: negotiating disability, technology and simulation
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声波边界物体：谈判障碍、技术和模拟
DOI：
10.1080/14626268.2016.1250012
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发表时间：
2016
影响因子：
1.1
通讯作者：
P. Devos
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文献类型：
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作者：
Florian Grond;P. Devos
摘要在这篇文章中，我们提出了声音边界对象的概念，通过讨论的情况下，双耳录音作为一种工具，这有助于谈判之间的盲人和有视力的城市声景的经验。我们开始发展的理论基础的概念的声音边界对象的概念，简要阐述了残疾和技术的背景下的边界对象的概念的相关性，然后我们解释的特殊属性的双耳录音和重新审视的声音对象，其与技术的关系部分启发了本文中的工作的音乐学概念。在介绍了这些概念和相关实践之后，我们提出了声边界物体的术语。我们讨论了声音边界对象的残疾研究的背景下，模拟的概念的关系，然后我们阐述了其潜在的影响，作为一种补充实践，盲目的民族志和参与式设计方法。我们将展示其民族志的潜力与作者的经验，使用双耳录音交流什么是盲人导航是喜欢在蒙特利尔。文章最后以第一人称对这一经验和可能的应用领域进行了反思。
ABSTRACT In this article, we present the concept of sonic boundary objects by discussing the case of binaural sound recordings as a tool, which helps to negotiate between blind and sighted experiences of an urban soundscape. We begin with developing the theoretical underpinning of the concept of a sonic boundary object by briefly elaborating on the relevance of the concept of the boundary object in the context of disability and technology; we then explain the special properties of binaural recordings and revisit the musicological concept of the sound object, whose relationship with technology partly inspired the work in this article. After introducing these concepts and related practices we proceed by proposing the term of a sonic boundary object. We discuss the relationship of the sonic boundary object with the concept of simulation in the context of disability studies and we then elaborate on its potential impact as a complementary practice to blind ethnography and to participatory design approaches. We will demonstrate its ethnographic potential with an account of the authors’ experience using binaural recordings to exchange on what blind navigation is like in Montreal. The article concludes with a first-person reflection on this experience and possible fields of application.