Data Analysis_Critical Reflection – Coding Memo_023a 26 May 2020. Aaron - Phase 2. Generating initial codes


Second part of today's coding - dragging and dropping verbatim extracts onto slides and considering latent and semantic codes that would apply


Initial codes considered today:

Lack of awareness and disrespect
Solid objects releasing the sound of the landscape
Foreign exotic landscapes are a useful escape
Illumination and light as mysterious and magical experiences
Movement revealing sonic flaws
Weight of objects making a positive or neutral difference
Familiarity and security of known practice
Social objects are reminiscent of connection
Uniqueness and individuality is preferred to mass produced
Mass production is uniform and not unique
Happy accidents
Playful fun
Uniqueness – same but different
Taste and smell are difficult to describe using metaphors
Visual metaphors are easier than the other senses
Art galleries favour visual rather than sound – research sensory museum
Personal visual data banks are driven by experience
Personal visual data libraries provide a unique perspective
Sonic navigation and wayfinding
Personal experience of sight loss
Generating your own sonic encounter encourages focus through touch and sound
Music played without the distraction of ‘noise’ is preferred
Sound as a meditative focus – active listening
Comprehension of scale despite sight loss
Colouring in – filling in the visual gaps
Self-generated imagery even when sighted
Sighted people generally don’t listen
Sensory sensitivity even when sighted
Assumptions about sight loss
Happy accidents and positive opportunity


























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