Physiological Acoustics

Discover the fascinating world of sound with Physiological Acoustics by Ernest Glen Wever, published by Princeton University Press in 2016. This comprehensive hardback edition spans 476 pages and delves into the ear's intricate role as an acoustic instrument. Wever expertly explores how the ear functions as a sophisticated physical apparatus, designed to receive external sounds, convey them to the auditory sense cells, and ultimately produce mechanical stimulation of these cells. Originally published in 1954, this updated edition is part of the Princeton Legacy Library, which utilizes the latest printing technology to bring classic works back to life. Ideal for students, researchers, and enthusiasts of hearing science, Physiological Acoustics offers invaluable insights into the mechanics of hearing and the physiological processes involved. Enhance your understanding of auditory perception with this essential resource.