Edited by Karolina Doughty, Cultural Geography Research Group, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands, Michelle Duffy, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Newcastle and Theresa Harada, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

'Sounding Places represents a significant theoretical and empirical moment in an emergent sonic geography. Through the lens of a more-than-representational theoretical approach, the volume presents an eclectic and dizzying array of sounds, places and experiences for the reader to savour - from the crashing of ocean waves, the sounds of airports, to breakdancing in Milan subways, to the spatial awareness of the visually impaired, to the geopolitical sounds of nations and the sonic atmospheres of dormitory rooms, this volume presents a truly compelling contribution to our understanding of the role of sound in the geographies of our everyday lives.'--Michael Bull, University of Sussex, UK'Sound is embodied and embedded in materials and processes which envelope, embrace and touch humans deeply, providing senses of temporality which animate place through vivid presents and intense memories. Exploring relationships between sound, music, body and environment, this collection makes an important contribution examining sonic places in all their richness.'--George Revill, The Open University, UK

• Contents1. Sounding Places: An introductionKarolina Doughty, Michelle Duffy and Theresa HaradaPART I Sound and place-making 2. Soundings: Sensing and encounters in/with/of place Michelle Duffy, Angela Campbell and Richard Chew3. Exploring Inclusive Therapeutic Soundscapes Alexandra Kaley, Chris Hatton and Christine Milligan 4. Affective Relations of Bodies and Sound: The Constitution of ‘Ben Gurion International Airport 2000’ Planning ProjectMor Shilon 5. Resounding heterotopias: breakdance, caporales and the re-appropriation of the city Fabio Bertoni6. The call of the sea: how sound co-composes the place of the surfed waveJon Anderson and Lyndsey StoodleyPART II The centrality of sound to the making of bodies7. Voicing Waters; (Co-)Creative Reflections on Sound, Water, Conversations and HydrocitizenshipOwain Jones, Luci Gorell Barnes and Antony Lyons8. Rural Sound-Space: A Restless Quiet and an Active Silence Sheryl-Ann Simpson9. The sounds we make: environmental feedback and the entanglements of sonic presenceDaniel Paiva and Herculano Cachinho10. Sonic and tactile bodies: sound, haptic space and accessibilityKarla Berrens 11. Encountering everyday linguistic diversity in public space in AntwerpNesrin El AyadiPART III Affective politics of sound 12. Sonifying the WorldAnja Kanngieser and Rory Gibb13. Observations on Politics and Communication in Electronic Music Performances͛Ryan Bird14. Modes of Power and Sonic Affect: Urban encounters in Bangkok͛’s transport infrastructureLeonie Tuitjer15. Rethinking musical cosmopolitanism as a visceral politics of soundKarolina Doughty16. The echo of communal space: More-than-representational tourist encounters in hostel accommodationKaya BarryPART IV Methodological approaches to utilizing sound 17. Musical Improvisation as Therapeutic Practice: An InterludeCandice P. Boyd18. Embodied listening in research practice Theresa Harada19. All about that Place: Tuning in to Community Radio - Listener Diary AccountsCatherine Wilkinson and Samantha WilkinsonIndex

Edited by Karolina Doughty, Cultural Geography Research Group, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands, Michelle Duffy, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Newcastle and Theresa Harada, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

'Sounding Places represents a significant theoretical and empirical moment in an emergent sonic geography. Through the lens of a more-than-representational theoretical approach, the volume presents an eclectic and dizzying array of sounds, places and experiences for the reader to savour - from the crashing of ocean waves, the sounds of airports, to breakdancing in Milan subways, to the spatial awareness of the visually impaired, to the geopolitical sounds of nations and the sonic atmospheres of dormitory rooms, this volume presents a truly compelling contribution to our understanding of the role of sound in the geographies of our everyday lives.'--Michael Bull, University of Sussex, UK'Sound is embodied and embedded in materials and processes which envelope, embrace and touch humans deeply, providing senses of temporality which animate place through vivid presents and intense memories. Exploring relationships between sound, music, body and environment, this collection makes an important contribution examining sonic places in all their richness.'--George Revill, The Open University, UK

• Contents1. Sounding Places: An introductionKarolina Doughty, Michelle Duffy and Theresa HaradaPART I Sound and place-making 2. Soundings: Sensing and encounters in/with/of place Michelle Duffy, Angela Campbell and Richard Chew3. Exploring Inclusive Therapeutic Soundscapes Alexandra Kaley, Chris Hatton and Christine Milligan 4. Affective Relations of Bodies and Sound: The Constitution of ‘Ben Gurion International Airport 2000’ Planning ProjectMor Shilon 5. Resounding heterotopias: breakdance, caporales and the re-appropriation of the city Fabio Bertoni6. The call of the sea: how sound co-composes the place of the surfed waveJon Anderson and Lyndsey StoodleyPART II The centrality of sound to the making of bodies7. Voicing Waters; (Co-)Creative Reflections on Sound, Water, Conversations and HydrocitizenshipOwain Jones, Luci Gorell Barnes and Antony Lyons8. Rural Sound-Space: A Restless Quiet and an Active Silence Sheryl-Ann Simpson9. The sounds we make: environmental feedback and the entanglements of sonic presenceDaniel Paiva and Herculano Cachinho10. Sonic and tactile bodies: sound, haptic space and accessibilityKarla Berrens 11. Encountering everyday linguistic diversity in public space in AntwerpNesrin El AyadiPART III Affective politics of sound 12. Sonifying the WorldAnja Kanngieser and Rory Gibb13. Observations on Politics and Communication in Electronic Music Performances͛Ryan Bird14. Modes of Power and Sonic Affect: Urban encounters in Bangkok͛’s transport infrastructureLeonie Tuitjer15. Rethinking musical cosmopolitanism as a visceral politics of soundKarolina Doughty16. The echo of communal space: More-than-representational tourist encounters in hostel accommodationKaya BarryPART IV Methodological approaches to utilizing sound 17. Musical Improvisation as Therapeutic Practice: An InterludeCandice P. Boyd18. Embodied listening in research practice Theresa Harada19. All about that Place: Tuning in to Community Radio - Listener Diary AccountsCatherine Wilkinson and Samantha WilkinsonIndex

Edited by Karolina Doughty, Cultural Geography Research Group, Wageningen University & Research, the Netherlands, Michelle Duffy, Centre for Urban and Regional Studies, University of Newcastle and Theresa Harada, University of Technology Sydney, Australia

'Sounding Places represents a significant theoretical and empirical moment in an emergent sonic geography. Through the lens of a more-than-representational theoretical approach, the volume presents an eclectic and dizzying array of sounds, places and experiences for the reader to savour - from the crashing of ocean waves, the sounds of airports, to breakdancing in Milan subways, to the spatial awareness of the visually impaired, to the geopolitical sounds of nations and the sonic atmospheres of dormitory rooms, this volume presents a truly compelling contribution to our understanding of the role of sound in the geographies of our everyday lives.'--Michael Bull, University of Sussex, UK'Sound is embodied and embedded in materials and processes which envelope, embrace and touch humans deeply, providing senses of temporality which animate place through vivid presents and intense memories. Exploring relationships between sound, music, body and environment, this collection makes an important contribution examining sonic places in all their richness.'--George Revill, The Open University, UK

• Contents1. Sounding Places: An introductionKarolina Doughty, Michelle Duffy and Theresa HaradaPART I Sound and place-making 2. Soundings: Sensing and encounters in/with/of place Michelle Duffy, Angela Campbell and Richard Chew3. Exploring Inclusive Therapeutic Soundscapes Alexandra Kaley, Chris Hatton and Christine Milligan 4. Affective Relations of Bodies and Sound: The Constitution of ‘Ben Gurion International Airport 2000’ Planning ProjectMor Shilon 5. Resounding heterotopias: breakdance, caporales and the re-appropriation of the city Fabio Bertoni6. The call of the sea: how sound co-composes the place of the surfed waveJon Anderson and Lyndsey StoodleyPART II The centrality of sound to the making of bodies7. Voicing Waters; (Co-)Creative Reflections on Sound, Water, Conversations and HydrocitizenshipOwain Jones, Luci Gorell Barnes and Antony Lyons8. Rural Sound-Space: A Restless Quiet and an Active Silence Sheryl-Ann Simpson9. The sounds we make: environmental feedback and the entanglements of sonic presenceDaniel Paiva and Herculano Cachinho10. Sonic and tactile bodies: sound, haptic space and accessibilityKarla Berrens 11. Encountering everyday linguistic diversity in public space in AntwerpNesrin El AyadiPART III Affective politics of sound 12. Sonifying the WorldAnja Kanngieser and Rory Gibb13. Observations on Politics and Communication in Electronic Music Performances͛Ryan Bird14. Modes of Power and Sonic Affect: Urban encounters in Bangkok͛’s transport infrastructureLeonie Tuitjer15. Rethinking musical cosmopolitanism as a visceral politics of soundKarolina Doughty16. The echo of communal space: More-than-representational tourist encounters in hostel accommodationKaya BarryPART IV Methodological approaches to utilizing sound 17. Musical Improvisation as Therapeutic Practice: An InterludeCandice P. Boyd18. Embodied listening in research practice Theresa Harada19. All about that Place: Tuning in to Community Radio - Listener Diary AccountsCatherine Wilkinson and Samantha WilkinsonIndex