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Propose merger of article

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The concept of "acoustic space" as currently defined in this article is not unique from larger concepts in architectural or room acoustics. The concept as developed by McLuhan and cited (without reference) in the lead is a more philosophical framing of acoustic phenomena and should be linked to concepts of sound studies and/or soundscapes. This article, however, does not appear to delve into the philosophical framing and seems more focused on a more detailed examination of the way the acoustic fields of the built environment may be of concern to sound practitioners like acousticians, audiovisual designers, or end-users. Consequently, I propose that the unique information contained in this article be merged into either room acoustics or architectural acoustics to ensure it is not overlooked with the more commonly searched-for terms. SuddenBowsprit (talk) 19:31, 1 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]