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    The wave theory holds that sounds are waves propagating t... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Wave theorists typically fail to be faithful to auditory content.

    The wave theory holds that sounds are waves propagating through a medium, not located at their source.

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    Wave theorists typically give up the requirement that an account of sound be faithful to auditory content (although they would not typically acknowledge this; as Pasnau 1999 has remarked, the very same textbook on sounds may simultaneously endorse a medial, a proximal and a distal theory). However, wave theorists may also try to reconcile auditory content with the wave conception. Sorensen (2008) proposes for instance that it is not a purely auditory phenomenon that we do sometimes identify and

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