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!!!!Theoretical context: The question of modifications to our modes of reception, perception and attention related to sound transmission is at the core of recent research in Sound Anthropology and Sociology (H. Becker, J-P Thibaud, M. Relieu). Other studies in Musicology and Philosophy relative to the creative aspects of the act of listening and development of networked practices (P. Szendy, B. Stiegler, B. Gallet, E. During) also provide an useful theoretical reference for this research. I am also interested in theory developed by artists such as as J. Oswald or F. Lopez which is directly related to their artistic practice.
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