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The text introduces the concept of transduction both as physical/technical process and as a topic for theoretical reflection. Initially, transduction is described as a physical/technical process, being emphasized its role in technologies related to the sciences and to the sound practices since the 19th century. In a second moment, the concept is explored from its philosophical enquire by Gilbert Simondon and other thinkers. At the end, I emphasize the relevance of further considerations of this concept/phenomena in sonology.
Gilbert Simondon (Philosophy) (Philosophy), Transduction, Sonology, Gilbert Simondon, Sonologia
Gilbert Simondon (Philosophy) (Philosophy), Transduction, Sonology, Gilbert Simondon, Sonologia
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