Experiencing the production of sounds

European Journal of Philosophy 9 (2):210-229 (2001)
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Abstract

Whether or not we would be happy to do without sounds, the idea that our expe- rience of sounds is of things which are distinct from the world of material objects can seem compelling. All you have to do to confirm it is close your eyes and reflect on the character of your auditory experience

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