
handle: 11572/68481
Put it bluntly, a soundscape is the sonic counterpart, or component, of landscape. From such minimal assumption, some interesting consequences follow: just as landscape is far from being a simple stage-set upon which events take place, soundscape, too, is itself evental, i.e., it consists of events. Not only because its nature, far from being acoustics is always ‘psychoacoustics’, as Murray Schafer (1977/1994) first argued. Processes of environmental perception are of course there.
H, NA9000-9428, Architecture, lo Squaderno No. 10, Social Sciences, Sociology (General), Soundscapes, Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying, NA1-9428, HM401-1281
H, NA9000-9428, Architecture, lo Squaderno No. 10, Social Sciences, Sociology (General), Soundscapes, Aesthetics of cities. City planning and beautifying, NA1-9428, HM401-1281
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