This research was designed under the presumption that the aesthetic dismantlement of image and sound simultaneously occurred with media integration. Therefore, the study does not regard visualism and auditorism in a simply antagonistic relationship, b...
This research was designed under the presumption that the aesthetic dismantlement of image and sound simultaneously occurred with media integration. Therefore, the study does not regard visualism and auditorism in a simply antagonistic relationship, but intends to reorganize the history of the reciprocal intersection between sound and image. Thus, by restoring the restricted discourse on sound that exists beyond the culture phenomena which had consistently focused on image, the study examines this discourse on sound in concrete culture phenomena. The purpose of this research is to explore the correlation between auditory culture and visual culture from ancient times to the modern technological media era in a philosophical and aesthetic context. Moreover, the study identifies the reciprocal relation between image and sound in concrete culture phenomena, including literature, philosophy, music, paintings, film, video art, media art, digital art, etc. The study findings will consequently explain the fundamental properties and meaning of auditory culture, which is being illuminated in this digital era.