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A longstanding philosophical tradition holds that the primary objects of hearing are sounds rather than sound sources. In this case, we hear sound sources by—or in virtue of—hearing their sounds. This paper argues that, on the contrary, we have good reason to believe that the primary objects of hearing are sound sources, and that the relationship between a sound and its source is much like the relationship between a color and its bearer. Just as we see objects in seeing their colors, so we hear sound sources in hearing their sounds.
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| Keywords | Perception Phenomenology Sounds Hearing Casey O'Callaghan Matthew Nudds Martin Heidegger George Berkeley Sounds as properties Events |
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