Exposition

Mapping Soundfields: A User’s Manual (2015)

Norie Neumark

About this exposition

This paper was written as a keynote address for ESSA 2014, Mapping the Field, where the conference organizers asked me to reflect on my own and others’ journeys between sound theory and sound practice. As a live presentation, focused on voice, my aim was to speak in a way that would invoke the journey and invite the audience to join me. To do this, I both took literally the conference’s trope of mapping, and also, in terms of style, wrote/spoke in a performative mode that does not always translate easily into a written form. While I have adapted that address for written publication here, I have chosen to leave some traces of the aural mode, because in my view it speaks to the specific task of evoking a (theoretical and practical) journey. I have also retained the voice of situated knowledge, even if I have curbed some of its more poetic and emphatic spoken moments, because it resonates with the aim of reflecting on my own and others’ journeys, as I hope will unfold in the paper below.
typeresearch exposition
keywordssound, Journal of sonic studies
date13/10/2015
published28/10/2015
last modified28/10/2015
statuspublished
share statusprivate
licenseAll rights reserved
urlhttps://www.researchcatalogue.net/view/219795/219796
doihttps://doi.org/10.22501/JSS.219795
published inJournal of Sonic Studies
portal issue10. Issue 10
connected toJournal of Sonic Studies


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