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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Perceptual content"”.

  1. Seeing and Perceptual Content

    … what a subject perceives, as well as what her perceptual states represent, are independent of the interests of those attributing the relevant states to her), and <em>determinacy</em> (the view that perceptual content is relatively determinate). I challenge both of these assumptions, and develop …

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  2. Is a picture really worth a thousand words? : some philosophical reflections on perceptual content

    … 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, which inquiries …

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  3. Is a picture really worth a thousand words? Some philosophical reflections on perceptual content

    … 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, which inquiries …

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  4. Perception and Nonconceptual Apprehension

    … I then offer a substantive account of perceptual content that both respects its non-belief-like: nonconceptual) character and explains its ability to provide us reasons.

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  5. The nature of hallucinatory experience

    … two major current theories about the nature of perceptual experience: representationalism and naïve realism. I then argue that most (if not all) current versions of these theories do not offer a satisfactory account of hallucination. Finally, I propose and defend a schematic version of a …

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