媒体的声音

 Klaus Bruhn-Jensen, Copenhague (丹麦)

https://doi.org/10.3916/C34-2010-02-01

关键词

声音，口头交流，音乐，背景声音，修辞，语言学，语言，音乐学

摘要

很明显现在缺少关于声音作为媒体形式，模式经验，文化传播和社会交流的研究。但是在大部分的沟通和媒体交流中，甚至是日常生活面对面的交流中，声音都起到了重要的作用。最近几年我们观察到国际交流协会开始了对这方面的关注。这篇文章主要是对三种类型的声音进行关注：说话的声音，音乐，背景声音。一直以来由于概念的不同，把声音分为：修辞，语言学，语言，古典音学，流行乐研究，建筑，对话分析等。这篇文章主要研究在表演中声音作为交流形式，语意的载体，行动的内容所起到的作用。现实生活中，媒体的使用者不仅有能力接受信息，还可以通过各种方式来传播声音。无处不在的背景声音挑战了传统。最后文章指出对于声音研究的新的趋势，让媒体环境重新定位，并说明现在声音已经成为了一种时尚。

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