Звучащие пустыни: шизоанализ, исследования звука и ингуманистическая экология

  • Nikita Safonov
Ключевые слова: абстрактные машины, аудиальная культура, Делёз и Гваттари, электронная музыка, нечеловеческое, исследования звука, ингуманизм, территориализация

Аннотация

В статье разбирается влияние Жиля Делёза и Феликса Гваттари на современные исследования звука и утверждается, что для развития этого поля в его нынешнем состоянии важно пересмотреть шизоаналитический проект. Ингуманистическая и экологическая тенденции в гуманитарных науках ведут исследования звука к разработке концепции звукового мышления, которое занимает промежуточное положение между редукционистским материализмом и феноменологическим антропоцентризмом. В рамках шизоаналитического проекта, который является процессуальной философией абстрактных машин, предлагается синтезировать материальные-информационные и средовые-агентные подходы к исследованию звучащего в современности. Разбирая сюжеты гаванского синдрома, гула Земли и перехода от электронной танцевальной музыки (EDM) к интеллектуальной танцевальной музыке (IDM), автор набрасывает план инугманистической экологии звучащего, которая может стать картографическим расширением звукового мышления.

Биография автора

Nikita Safonov

Ассоциированный сотрудник, Европейский университет в Санкт-Петербурге,
факультет социологии и философии
ул. Гагаринская, д. 6/1А, г. Санкт-Петербург, Россия 191187
E-mail: hack0value@gmail.com

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Опубликован
2019-07-13
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Safonov, N. (2019). Звучащие пустыни: шизоанализ, исследования звука и ингуманистическая экология. Stasis, 7(1). https://doi.org/10.33280/2310-3817-2019-7-1-444-465
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