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| === CAR SOUND CULTURE MAIN=== | === CAR SOUND CULTURE MAIN=== | ||
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| [[ucla summer|Competitive Edge Program Research Topics]] \\ | [[ucla summer|Competitive Edge Program Research Topics]] \\ | ||
| - | sound of horses in cars, mustang \\ | + | ===RESEARCH NOTES=== |
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| + | ==LOOSE THOUGHTS== | ||
| + | sound of horses in cars, for example horse power and the mustang, elements of elegance in design being compared to racehorses \\ | ||
| + | who designed vs 'we designed' | ||
| + | what are the names lost to history, specific labor and people in the design process. Do the people who design electric car sounds have names? \\ | ||
| + | inceptions points vs points of incursion. There are lots of incursive elements of car design between the car owners and the car designers. | ||
| + | think more about political and economic perspectives \\ | ||
| + | How do these things relate to race and class? \\ | ||
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| + | How does car sound relate to larger topics of urban sound like the sounds of planes, maintenance (lawn mowers air blowers), and construction? | ||
| + | what about sounds of war?\\ | ||
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| + | Explain more about the idea of a cocoon and how independence relate to sound\\ | ||
| + | object travelling across space, like a spaceship \\ | ||
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| + | Fahrvergnügen-- pleasure of driving, as popularized from Volkswagen ads from the 1960s ((https:// | ||
| + | how do car commercials play into all of this? watch some of them? \\ | ||
| + | Add more quoted text into the literature review \\ | ||
| + | Be more specific of the time period, is it 1920- today? \\ | ||
| + | A more clean chronology will help \\ | ||
| + | Use " | ||
| + | What questions are you asking of your data? \\ | ||
| + | Look for parallel phenomena, urban Ethnomusicology | ||
| + | ==INTRO== | ||
| Cars are a musical instrument. We see this displayed in many ways, from the use of their sound in media, their importance in construction of private space and identity, as a sonic experience the defined modernity, the ways in which they are commodified, | Cars are a musical instrument. We see this displayed in many ways, from the use of their sound in media, their importance in construction of private space and identity, as a sonic experience the defined modernity, the ways in which they are commodified, | ||
