Havana’s Falling Tanks and Flooded Laneways: Examining the Acoustic Community

Andrisani, Vincent

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-16569-7_7

Sound, Media, Ecology 2019

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-16569-7_7

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Havana’s Falling Tanks and Flooded Laneways: Examining the Acoustic Community

Vincent Andrisani

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“…Moreover, we aimed at challenging the pre‐eminence of vision over other senses (Gwiazdzinski 2005) as a Western approach to knowledge. Choosing Cuba as our fieldwork site meant working in a dense sonic environment where sound and hearing play an important role in the shared sensory experiences of everyday practices (Andrisani 2017, 2019).…”

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Sensing the Night: Nocturnal Filmmaking in Guantánamo, Cuba

Diamanti¹,

Boudreault‐Fournier²

2021

Visual Anthropology Review

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Guardians of the Night (2018) is a short‐length film set in Guantánamo, Cuba, that aims to engage with a temporal scape too long disregarded by visual anthropologists: the night. This article, written by the filmmakers, reflects on some of the challenges and opportunities offered by the night for ethnographic fieldwork, filmmaking, and more specifically, sound recording. We locate our work as part of a movement to recognize the night as a spatiotemporal dimension that should be explored further from a sensorial perspective and outside the diecentric focus that social sciences have established in their approaches to social and cultural phenomena.

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Sensing the Night: Nocturnal Filmmaking in Guantánamo, Cuba

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Boudreault‐Fournier²

2021

Visual Anthropology Review

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The sound of the future: listening as data and the politics of soundscape assessment

Droumeva

2021

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The Aesthetics and Imaginaries of the Night in Cuba

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Boudreault‐Fournier

2023

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Havana’s Falling Tanks and Flooded Laneways: Examining the Acoustic Community

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Sensing the Night: Nocturnal Filmmaking in Guantánamo, Cuba

Sensing the Night: Nocturnal Filmmaking in Guantánamo, Cuba

The sound of the future: listening as data and the politics of soundscape assessment

The Aesthetics and Imaginaries of the Night in Cuba

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