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SUMMARY:A Pluralist Theory of Perception
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LOCATION:The university of Melbourne\, Melbourne\, Australia\, 3010
DESCRIPTION:<p>https://unimelb.zoom.us/j/82923371028?pwd=QTFsQjVRUjVvOG1RMHFFeUwvNm9XQT09</p>\n<p>&nbsp\;&nbsp\;&nbsp\; Password: 361789</p>\n\n<p>Abstract:&nbsp\;Philosophers of perception usually assume that&nbsp\;<em>monism&nbsp\;</em>is true &ndash\; that there is a unitary philosophical account of what it is for me to perceive\, say\, a scarlet bell pepper. Here I begin to defend a contrasting&nbsp\;<em>pluralist&nbsp\;</em>theory of perception\, which says that my perception essentially involves two radically different kinds of awareness that are exercised in concert. First\, I deploy a&nbsp\;<em>successful sensory representation</em>&nbsp\;of the bell pepper and some of its property-instances. This explains various differences between perception and hallucination. Second\, I am&nbsp\;<em>deeply aware</em>&nbsp\;of certain universals\, in a way that reveals part &ndash\; but not all &ndash\; of their essences. This explains various similarities between perception and hallucination.</p>
ORGANIZER;CN=Francois Schroeter:
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