3. Re: Reference question

["mopani_wyness" wyness2001]

I've been looking into this area in some depth as part of my research and 
practice. Nothing groundbreaking has popped up that I can think of. The best 
thinking (and reading) IMO comes from contemporary photographic discourse 
(interesting that the term 'framing' seems so appropriate in relation to sound 
work), much of which is applicable to the aesthetics of a lot of current 
natural soundscape practice. Personally I'm fond of the notions 
multi-discursivity and of the idea of 'listening through' to the real.

James