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Mark Johnston on whether Experience is Predicative
Abstract
Comments on an early version of Johnston's "The Problem with the Content View" (in Berit Brogaard ed. *Does Perception Have Content?*, 2014) delivered at a workshop on perception at NYU in 2010.Author's Profile
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