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4“…In the philosophy of perception, olfaction is the perennial problem child, presenting a range of difficulties to those seeking to define its proper referents, and its phenomenological content. …”
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5por Mac Cumhaill, Clare“…Finally, I explain why a functionalist semantics demands a Naïve Realist metaphysics of perception, consistent with some of Putnam’s last writings on philosophy of perception.…”
Publicado 2020
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6por Moutoussis, Konstantinos“…The purpose of the present article is to try and give a brief, scientific perspective on several issues raised in the Philosophy of Perception literature. This perspective gives a central role to the brain mechanisms that underlie perception: a percept is something that emerges when the brain is activated in a certain way and thus all perceptual experiences (whether veridical, illusory, or hallucinatory) have a common cause behind them, namely a given brain-activation pattern. …”
Publicado 2016
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7por Glüer, Kathrin“…I conclude by arguing that these considerations concerning the natural language use of ‘looks’, and in particular its phenomenal use, are water on the mills of phenomenal intentionalism, a position in the philosophy of perception according to which experiences are propositional attitudes with phenomenal looks-contents.…”
Publicado 2017
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8por Nanay, Bence“…There have been important debates in philosophy of perception about what sensory individuals would be the most plausible candidates for which sense modalities. …”
Publicado 2022
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