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Are there Edenic Grounds of Perceptual Intentionality?
Analysis 73 (2):329-344 (2013)
Abstract
This is a critical piece on *The Character of Consciousness* by David Chalmers. It focuses on Chalmers's two-stage view of perceptual content and the epistemology of perceptual belief that flows from this theory, and criticizes his theories of Edenic concepts, perceptual acquaintance, and perceptual belief.Author's Profile
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