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fennia-69068	Paiva, Daniel	Dissonance: scientific paradigms underpinning the study of sound in geography	2018	11	.pdf	application/pdf	6958	497	55	He distinguished between aural geography, which would be “a sensuous geography derived from the ears” (Rodaway 1994, 84); and sonic geography, which “would refer to the spatial organization of sounds and characteristics of places in terms of sound” (ibid., 84). Besides collecting and publishing the recordings of environmental sounds (e.g. World Soundscape Project 1973), Schafer (1977) was dedicated to create and develop a series of concepts to address sound qualitatively, most notably the concept of soundscape (originally presented by Southworth 1969) which refers to the set of sounds hearable at a certain location.	cache/fennia-69068.pdf	txt/fennia-69068.txt