Get into the groove: the role of sound in generating a sense of belonging in street parades

Authors

Michelle Duffy, University of Melbourne
Gordon R. Waitt, University of WollongongFollow
Christopher R. Gibson, University of WollongongFollow

RIS ID

20865

Publication Details

Duffy, L., Waitt, G. R. & Gibson, C. R. (2007). Get into the groove: the role of sound in generating a sense of belonging in street parades. Altitude: A Journal of Emerging Humanities Work, 8 1-32.

Abstract

Research undertaken in a range of fields has sought to understand the significance of sound and the processes of listening in making sense of social worlds. This inherently interdisciplinary pursuit has particularly emerged in sociology cultural geography, cultural studies, musicology and music therapy. Yet, a great deal is still not known about the interplays between music, sounds, spaces, bodies and our sense of self