FrancophonIA/Des_micros_dans_les_oreilles

「Mics in the Ears」是一项在埃及开罗进行的双耳实验，社会人类学家Vincent Battesti和Nicolas Puig邀请开罗大都市的居民在他们的日常旅程中（无需研究者在场），装备双耳麦克风和GPS设备，记录周围的城市声音。参与者在开罗的不同社区进行录音，他们来自不同的世代、社会和经济背景，以及不同的性别。我们获得了参与者对录音步行中的声音进行描述和评论的记录，这些材料包括许多阿拉伯语转录页，我们从其中提取了与声音体验的言语化相关的元素。我们确定了600个条目，分为五个类别：名词、声音来源、定语/描述词、动作/动词和声音事件的位置。它们共同构成了可以称为开罗的「声音的自然语言」的词汇。

The "Mics in the Ears" binaural experiment in Cairo (Egypt) is conducted by social anthropologists Vincent Battesti and Nicolas Puig, who asked inhabitants of the Cairo megapolis to record the surrounding urban sounds during one of their daily journeys, equipped with binaural microphones and a GPS device without the presence of the researcher. Participants recorded in different neighborhoods of Cairo, coming from various generations, social and economic backgrounds, and genders. We have obtained records of soundwalks where participants describe and comment on the sounds they heard while listening to their recorded walks. The material consists of many pages of transcriptions in Arabic from which elements related to the verbalization of their sound experience have been extracted. We identified 600 entries divided into five categories: nouns, sound sources, qualificatives/descriptives, actions/verbs, and localizations of the sound event. Together, they form the lexicon of what can be called the natural language of sounds in Cairo.