Sonic practice in Japan: sound in everyday life

Stevens, Carolyn (Primary Chief Investigator (PCI))
Chenhall, Richard (Chief Investigator (CI))
Kohn, Tamara (Chief Investigator (CI))
Bestor, Theodore (Partner Investigator (PI))
Hankins, Joseph (Partner Investigator (PI))
Hosokawa, Shuhei (Partner Investigator (PI))

Japanese Studies

Project: Research

Project Description

This anthropological research focuses on 'sonic practice' and social relations in Japan, a way of understanding how sound is made significant to people in their everyday life. Outcomes include collaborative and sole-authored publications, and a digital repository that will be of interdisciplinary significance in the social sciences and humanities.

Status	Finished
Effective start/end date	1/06/13 → 18/07/19

Funding

Australian Research Council (ARC): A$168,000.00
Australian Research Council (ARC): A$10,000.00

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3 Article
1 Book

Sounding Out Japan: A Sensory Ethnographic Tour
Chenhall, R., Kohn, T. & Stevens, C., 2021, 1 ed. Abingdon Oxon UK: Routledge. 114 p. (Sensory Studies)
Research output: Book/Report › Book › peer-review
An interrogation of sensory anthropology of and in Japan
Gould, H., Chenhall, R., Kohn, T. & Stevens, C. S., 2019, In: Anthropological Quarterly. 92, 1, p. 231-258 28 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review

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Interdisciplinary collaboration and brokerage in the digital  humanities
Chan, A., Chenhall, R., Kohn, T. & Stevens, C. S., 2017, In: Digital Humanities Quarterly. 11, 3, p. 1-10 10 p.
Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Research › peer-review

Sonic practice in Japan: sound in everyday life

Project Details

Project Description

Funding

Research output

Sounding Out Japan: A Sensory Ethnographic Tour

An interrogation of sensory anthropology of and in Japan

Interdisciplinary collaboration and brokerage in the digital humanities

Interdisciplinary collaboration and brokerage in the digital  humanities