Memoryscape: How Audio Walks Can Deepen Our Sense of Place by Integrating Art, Oral History and Cultural Geography
Memoryscape: How Audio Walks Can Deepen Our Sense of Place by Integrating Art, Oral History and Cultural Geography
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DOI：
10.1111/j.1749-8198.2007.00017.x
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发表时间：
2007-05-01
影响因子：
3.1
通讯作者：
Butler, Toby
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作者：
Butler, Toby
本文关注的是创造声音散步或“记忆景观”的历史和实践：使用个人立体声或移动媒体播放的录制声音和口头记忆的户外小径，以新的方式体验地方。在这个相对较新的快速发展的领域，作者汇集了音乐，声音艺术，口述历史和文化地理的作品，作为理解这些路径如何给我们提供更复杂和细致入微的地方体验的起点。他认为这可能为基于实践的多媒体研究和教学提供一些令人兴奋的机会。
This article is concerned with the history and practice of creating sound walks or 'memoryscapes': outdoor trails that use recorded sound and spoken memory played on a personal stereo or mobile media to experience places in new ways. In this relatively new and rapidly evolving field, the author brings together works from music, sound art, oral history and cultural geography as a starting point to understanding how such trails can give us a more sophisticated and nuanced experience of places. He suggests that this might offer some exciting opportunities for practice-based multimedia research and teaching.