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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Nonconceptual"”.
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Perception and Nonconceptual Apprehension
… content that both respects its non-belief-like: nonconceptual) character and explains its ability to provide us reasons.
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Etiological teleosemantics and theories of nonconceptual content
… rational reflection (such as beliefs), whereas ‘nonconceptual content’ is that conveyed by states of perceptual awareness (such as visual experience.) An ongoing debate in the philosophy of perception is whether this intuitive distinction reflects merely a difference in the theoretical …
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Is a picture really worth a thousand words? : some philosophical reflections on perceptual content
… proposed dismount is suggested in the form of nonconceptual content of perceptual experiential states. In part A of the paper the seesaw metaphor is set up by showing that theories of perception concern themselves mainly with two questions. One of these questions is the epistemic question, …
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Is a picture really worth a thousand words? Some philosophical reflections on perceptual content
… proposed dismount is suggested in the form of nonconceptual content of perceptual experiential states. In part A of the paper the seesaw metaphor is set up by showing that theories of perception concern themselves mainly with two questions. One of these questions is the epistemic question, …
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At the limit of the concept: logic and history in Hegel, Schelling, and Adorno
… a philosophy which places new emphasis on the nonconceptual whilst recognising the genuine role of the concept. In the first half of this thesis I reconstruct the important criticisms levelled at Hegel by F. W. J. Schelling and Theodor W. Adorno. I argue that both their criticisms illuminate …
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Perceptual Expectation
… species of content are conceptual, and which are nonconceptual. I argue that the answers are probably none and none, respectively. I conclude with some thoughts about the foregoing’s relation to consciousness, and about the relationship between contemporary analytic philosophy of mind and the …
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Experiential embodiment and human immediacy: Adorno’s negative affinity
… but the sense of yearning that animates the nonconceptual side of art which the concept negates. The yearning, being experiential, is always embodied. Its fulfilment negates the immediacies, the mere appearance of life, particularly in its systematically reflexive form. The conclusion concurs …
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Thinking art post-aesthetically : beyond expression, experience and consciousness
… to open the possibility for a non-aesthetic, and nonconceptual, encounter with the work of art, that does not jettison materiality and thinking. In accordance with Heidegger’s thinking on art, This study finds that the nonintentionality of Cage and Fluxus constitutes a radical abstention from …
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Projective Space: Structuring a Beholder’s Imaginative Response
… a bodily frame of reference, it draws upon nonconceptual content. The thesis tests the philosophical argument against specific paintings, including works that introduce a break from a situated relationship in order to depict the supernatural or the unconscious.
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Aesthetics of Diagrammatic Contemplation: Abhinavagupta's and Martin Heidegger's Views on Being as Such and How It Can Be Disclosed Through Aesthetic Contemplation
… That can be realized by accessing nondual, nonconceptual awareness by means of the aesthetic contemplation that I have outlined above. That state of awareness illuminates itself, as opposed to some particular form or content, as the innermost Being that underlies every being.</p>