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Contents
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 |
Works Cited | 337 |
Index | 355 |
Common terms and phrases
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