This article investigates a turn from eye to ear in the literature and practice of walking-as-art. Arguing for listening as a feminist and ecologically oriented mode of engaging with the world, the author examines the practice of soundwalking (Westerkamp) and Deep Listening (Oliveros), placing them in conversation with the work of Michel de Certeau, and concludes with a discussion of the creative projects of Suzanne Thorpe, Viv Corringham and Amanda Gutierrez in order to chart the importance of relational listening practices today.

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城市中的战术声音漫步：女权主义者从眼睛到耳朵的转变

本文调查了“行走即艺术”的文献和实践中从眼睛到耳朵的转变。作者主张将聆听作为一种女性主义和生态导向的与世界接触的方式，研究声音行走 (Westerkamp) 和深度聆听 (Oliveros) 的实践，将它们与 Michel de Certeau 的作品进行对话，并以讨论结束Suzanne Thorpe、Viv Corringham 和 Amanda Gutierrez 的创意项目，以描绘当今关系聆听实践的重要性。