Seeing things as they are: a theory of perception
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Content: The bad argument : one of the biggest mistakes in philosophy in the past several centuries -- The intentionality of perceptual experiences -- Further developments of the argument against the bad argument -- How perceptual intentionality works, part one : basic features, causation, and intentional content -- How perceptual intentionality works, part two : extending the analysis to non-basic features -- Disjunctivism -- Unconscious perception -- Classical theories of perception skepticism and the classical theories of perception.
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