Perceiving, Sensing, and Knowing: A Book of Readings from Twentieth-century Sources in the Philosophy of PerceptionRobert J. Swartz |
Contents
PERCEPTION AND | 1 |
Some Elementary Reflexions on SensePerception | 31 |
Seeing G J Warnock | 49 |
Seeing and Seeing As G N A Vesey | 68 |
2988 | 75 |
SENSING SENSEDATA AND APPEARING | 85 |
Visual SenseData G E Moore | 130 |
The Myth of SenseData Winston H F Barnes | 138 |
PHENOMENALISM | 289 |
The Problem of Empiricism | 347 |
Professor Chisholm and Empiricism | 355 |
Empirical Propositions and Hypothetical Statements | 364 |
The Causal Theory H H Price | 394 |
The Causal Theory of Perception H P Grice | 438 |
Appear Take and Evident | 473 |
Ultimate Evidence Roderick Firth | 486 |
The Theory of Appearing Roderick M Chisholm | 168 |
Sensation Gilbert Ryle | 187 |
SenseData and the Percept Theory Roderick Firth | 204 |
Is There a Problem About SenseData? G A Paul | 271 |
The Problem of Perception A M Quinton | 497 |
Bibliography | 527 |
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