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Esboçando Paisagens Sonoras nos Primeiros Sistemas Acústico-Mecânicos

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Isaac Raimundo at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa
Isaac Raimundo
Susana Belchior at Universidade NOVA de Lisboa
Susana Belchior
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"A booklet with essays and illustrations made by the participants of the 1st Soundscape Campus that took place at the Faculty of Sciences and Technology of NOVA University of Lisbon." Ivo Louro — Project Anthropolands (PTDC/IVC-HFC/6789/2014), CIUHCT | FCT NOVA — For more information on Soundscape Campus: http://ciuhct.org/divulgacao/exposicoes/soundscape-campus http://ciuhct.org/en/meetings/soundscape-campus-2019
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