Sound and space from a psychosocial perspective

Reflections on the subject and subjectivity for the work of acoustic ecology

Abstract

The proposal of this work focuses on debating from social psychology, returning to its conception of subject and subjectivity, since this proposal builds contributions to the approach of space and sound as theoretical elements that come from the social sciences and their interference in sound understanding. , such as soundscape, ecology and acoustic design, as well as elements of space as a product of relationships. Starting from these references, an attempt is made to delve deeper into the complex plot that intertwines them; Thus, the contribution of this work is the possibility of finding intertwinings between a theoretical perspective that allows building references for the understanding of social problems around space and sound, as well as the role of the subject and subjective production, from references such as Doreen Massey and her conception of space, Murray Shaffer's theoretical-practical elements around the soundscape.