The Philosophy of Auditory Perception

A discussion about auditory perception with Nick Young, Postdoctoral Researcher at the Centre for Philosophy of Time, University of Milan.

Nick explains his claims that we do not, philosophically speaking, ever perceive what are commonly thought of as 'sounds' and also that we are capable of hearing empty spaces. His work is available here.

Recorded by Chris Couch as part of the Autumn 2017 Sound Studies course.

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Sound Studies Class Podcasts
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Type of Podcast: 
Discussion
Creators: 
Chris Couch
Guests: 
Nick Young
Theoretical approaches: 
Analytic Philosophy
Topics: 
Sound
Space
Perception
Auditory Perception
Metaphysics
Perceptual Objects
Perceptual Phenomena
Disciplines: 
Philosophy
Sound Studies

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