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What Moments of Thought Constitute the Activity of Perception?
The Harmonizer (2012)
Abstract
There are two sides to perceptual consciousness: consciousness and the Thing. Thus far the various thought-components constituent of theThing (the various moments of the Concept of Thing) have been observed. Now it is necessary to consider what thoughts consciousness, itself, experiences in the act of perceiving.Author's Profile
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