Listening in to water routes: Soundscapes as cultural systems
Listening in to water routes: Soundscapes as cultural systems
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聆听水路：作为文化系统的音景
DOI：
10.1177/1367877912441436
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发表时间：
2013
影响因子：
2.1
通讯作者：
T. Chandola
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作者：
T. Chandola
在这篇文章中，我借鉴了印度首都德里Govindpuri贫民窟的民族志研究，通过声音政治来探索日常生活。在这里，我强调了通过水路的规划进行的跨空间、性别和社区的谈判，以表明音景可以被视为文化系统。我认为，这可能会为倾听的过程、政治和实践开辟道路--“理解”一个地方、它的文化和它的社区。通过这些描述，我强调了Govindpuri贫民窟的经历和日常生活的复杂性。
In this article I draw upon ethnographic research in Govindpuri slums in Delhi, capital city of India, to explore the everyday through the politics of sound. Here I highlight the negotiations across space, gender and communities through the listenings of the water routes to suggest that soundscapes can be considered as cultural systems. This, I argue, could open ways into the processes of listening(s), its politics and practices – to ‘make sense’ of a place, its culture, and its communities. And through these listenings I emphasize the complexity of experience and everyday life in the Govindpuri slums.