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Contents
1 Intentionalism and Recurrent Cognitive Content | 1 |
2 Intentionalism Cognition and Representation | 19 |
3 Intentionalisms Troubles Begin | 40 |
4 Intentionalism and Troubling Peculiar Perceptual Content | 58 |
5 Higher Order Theory | 111 |
6 Dual Aspect Theory | 152 |
7 Direct Realism and the Extended Mind | 188 |
8 Direct Realism and Illusion | 240 |
9 Direct Realism and Hallucination | 287 |
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Common terms and phrases
Abelard Adam Adam’s arm conceptual role attitude attributes blindsight CAdam Carruthers ceptual certainly cerulean character of perceptual cinnabar cloak cognitive agent cognitive science cognitive system color conceptual role semantics conjunct conscious perceptual dagger demonstrative reference determined direct realism directly acquainted disjunctivism disjunctivist eliminativism Eloise Eloise’s enables experiential extended mind extended perceptual representation extended representation fact faux fictivism fleeting mnemonic representation Fodor hallucination hallucinatory higher order theory hypothesis Immelmann inferential instantiating intentionalist introspectively itch lizard Macbeth manner memory mental representations module narrow-content nickel nomenal character nonconceptual nonperceptual normal object occasion occurrent order representation perceiver perceiver’s perceptual content perceptual episode perceptual experience perceptual reference perceptual scene perceptual token phenom phenomenal character postdictive predicate proposition psychological qualia realized referential represent representation’s representational theory representationalist rience Rosenthal Rosenthal’s semantic simply sort stimulus supervenience suppose thing tion tual unconscious vehicle of perceptual veridical visual experience Zeke Zelda
