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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Naive Realism"”.

  1. Theories of Perception and Recent Empirical Work

    … empirical work give us reason to think that naive realism is false or that indirect realism is correct? There is a small amount of literature arguing that recent empirical findings pose problems for naive realism and suggest that perception involves mental representation. I review this …

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  2. Mirroring God's world: a critique of John Hick's speculative theology

    … the place of interpretation: the dominance of naive realism and the need for hermeneutic as mediation.

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  3. A strange mirror : realism, ambiguity and absence in the work of Harmony Korine

    … Korine with a particular focus on his use of realism as a disruptive critical tool. My study combines a theoretical and an analytical project. My aim is to defend Korine's works against charges of naive realism by revealing the limits of a structuralist approach to Korine's realism and …

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  4. On What We Confront in Perceptual Experience: Old School Ontologies for New School Realists

    The focus of this thesis is a certain family of ontological positions. These positions say that there is some class of objects and properties, to which both physical objects and properties reduce and which are the kinds of things we confront in perceptual experience. Though largely absent from …

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