The rising
prominence of interactive media and technologies has brought about an increased
scholarly interest in participatory phenomena. This issue of SoundEffects aims
to put a sonic spin on participation studies and emphasize the dialogic and
participatory aspects of auditory culture. Sound remaining a primary medium of
human communication carries with it an urgency to be heard and answered, offering
rich possibilities for participatory processes, whether technologically
mediated or not, which nevertheless remain underexplored in contemporary sound
studies.
Nowadays,
the easy availability of open-source software for sound editing and synthesis,
as well as online sharing services, drastically lowered the professional and
financial barriers for sound production and distribution. With this special
issue, we want to explore the new ways of participatory sound-making and
exchange brought about by the prosumer/produser culture. At the same time, we
also want to look back at the sonic practices and phenomena of the past, such
as the call-in radio shows or mixtapes, with this new participatory optics.
Therefore,
we invite contributions that focus both on the participatory perspectives on
sound culture, and on the auditory perspectives on participatory culture. We
welcome papers and essays that address and investigate, but are not limited to,
the following phenomena:
- DIY music and sound design
- Piracy and bootlegging
- Participatory music and sound art
- Sound design in interactive media (e.g. computer games)
- Online platforms for auditory participation
- Community music and sonic practices
- Old media for auditory participation
- Pirate radio and amateur podcasts
- On- and offline acoustic communities
- Sound and social movements
Important
deadlines:
Abstract
deadline (300 words): November 11, 2018
Decision
regarding the abstracts: December 3, 2018
Article
deadline (depending on a positive review of the abstract): March 4, 2019
Published:
Summer 2019
Please send
your abstract to Vadim Keylin at vkeylin@cc.au.dk
Editors:
Iben Have, Vadim Keylin
SoundEffects is an open access, international, peer-reviewed
journal on sound and sound experience operating on the Open Journal System.
SoundEffects brings together a plurality of theories, methodologies, and
historical approaches applicable to sound as both mediated and unmediated
experience. The journal primarily addresses disciplines within media and
communication studies, aesthetics, musicology, comparative literature, cultural
studies, psychology and sociology. In order to push the boundary of
interdisciplinary sound studies into new areas, we also encourage contributions
from disciplines such as health care, architecture, and sound design. As an
international journal taking a humanities-based interdisciplinary approach to
sound, SoundEffects is responding to the increasing global interest in sound
studies. SoundEffects does not take any charge for submission, review or
publishing of articles.
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