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Is There a Perceptual Relation
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It is argued that the central question in the philosophy of perception is the question of whether perceptual experience should be understood in terms of a perceptual relation to the environment, or in Terms of intentionality (or representation).Abstract:
I argue that the central question in the philosophy of perception is the question of whether perceptual experience should be understood in terms of a perceptual relation to the environment, or in terms of intentionality (or representation). The question of whether experience involves ‘qualia’ is, by comparison, not very significant.Articleread more
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Attention and mental paint1
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors argue that the phenomenology of perception can change in ways that do not reflect which qualities of objects one is directly aware of or the way the world is represented to be.
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The particularity and phenomenology of perceptual experience
TL;DR: This article argued that perceptual content is constituted by potentially gappy de re modes of presentation, and that perceptual experience is best conceived of as fundamentally both relational and representational, and they developed a view of perceptual experience that synthesizes the virtues of relationalism and representation.
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An Externalist’s Guide to Inner Experience
TL;DR: Hinton's Experiences: An Inquiry into Some Ambiguities as mentioned in this paper is a collection of observations about the nature of common sense experiences and how they give rise to beliefs about an external world and to what extent do they justify them.
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Perception and Knowledge: A Phenomenological Account
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Perception et réalité : aspects métaphysiques, ontologiques et épistémologiques
TL;DR: In this paper, the authors defend l'experience perceptive, i.e. the belief that a person has a perception perceptive in contact with the world, and propose an ontologie realiste, non reductive and non relationnelle.
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Sense and Sensibilia
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