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On Getting a Good Look: Normativity and Visual Experienceestion about the nature of such provision arises: does sense experience merely furnish causal preconditions of knowledge, or does it have, beyond this, some . status or function, involved with the . of belief or judgment? Just what I’m asking here needs some explanation. But the issue is worth delvi

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Seeing Our World. This claim is intended to be at odds with the way that many philosophers and scientists have traditionally thought about visual content. The traditional view has it that we see surfaces and shapes, colors and objects. I would like to defend an alternative. On this alternative, visual content inclu

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How is Perceptual Experience Possible? The Phenomenology of Presence and the Nature of Hallucination regardless of whether or not perception incorporates more fine-grained classifications, such as ‘bus’, ‘carving knife’ or ‘electron microscope’. The content of perception is arguably not restricted to . we perceive, however. Something else to consider is ‘presence’, by which I mean the sense that a

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Seeing Things in the Right Way: How Social Interaction Shapes Perception very beginning there was no right or wrong, and everything was open for human experience. As the plot develops, however, interaction changes all of that. The same seems true for ontogenesis. For the newborn there is no right or wrong — including no right or wrong way to perceive the world. But inte

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Perception and Its Givennessledge. There are obviously at least some of our beliefs, for instance my belief that there is a teapot on my desk right now, that are based on what we see or touch in such a way that it seems perfectly justified or reasonable to entertain these beliefs. But what is it in perceptual experience that g