Bunyi, Rasa Takut, Ruang Liyan: Analisis Lanskap Bunyi di Ruang Urban

Anggani, Linny (2024) Bunyi, Rasa Takut, Ruang Liyan: Analisis Lanskap Bunyi di Ruang Urban. Sarjana (S1) thesis, Universitas Islam "45" Bekasi.

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Abstract

This research explores the soundscape in cemetery as a unique phenomenon in the context of urban space, with a main focus on the relationship between sound, fear and other spaces. Using approaches from Roland Barthes' Listening theory, David Howes' Embodied theory, and Michel Faucoult's Heterotopia. This research tries to deepen an understanding of how sounds in cemetery shape and create a new experience for urban communities. The method used is ethnography, where field observations were carried out as well as interviews with participants who are closely related to the cemetery, such as grave guards and residents who live around the cemetery. By linking these three theories, this research provides a new view of the complexity of the relationship between sound, fear and other spaces. Where the results of this research refer to the impact of hyperreality which shows that media representations shape people's perceptions of sounds, fear and cemetery, thereby creating an alternative reality that is difficult to distinguish from physical reality. For example, horror films often explore the themes of death and funerals, where graves are often depicted as dark, mysterious and full of negative energy.

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