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acoustemology: a standalone construct

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Ethnomusicology

Feld's term for sound as a way of knowing, especially how people come to know a place through its sounds.

In ethnomusicology, acoustemology refers to Feld's term for sound as a way of knowing, especially how people come to know a place through its sounds. This meaning comes from Feld (1996) in Senses of place.[1]

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Feld, S., & Basso, K. H. (Eds.). (1996). Senses of place. School of American Research Press. ISBN 9780933452947

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