Abstract. This book tackles a long-standing puzzle concerning visual experiences: humans enjoy visual experiences as of complete three-dimensional entities

Welcome to the 100th Joint Session of the Aristotelian Society and the Mind Association!* There's lots of Information for attendees and presenters (including a link to join a WhatsApp group) on the lo...

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A topic of interest in the philosophy of perception concerns similarities and differences between the senses. One way of approaching this issue is to focus on structural differences. An interesting qu...

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This book offers an in-depth analysis of the role that 'intentional horizons' play in our visual experiences of complete three-dimensional objects. In doing so it critically evaluates a range ...

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In an age where we increasingly converse with artifacts – whose interfaces include AI, a pressing question emerges: Who, or what, are we really talking with? As AI-based chatbots, often terme…

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We take it for granted that through language and communication we can learn about the experience of others. But it remains unknown whether we can fully know what it is like to be another human being. ...

Explore the fascinating link between consciousness and the senses with philosopher Barry Smith. In this engaging discussion on IAI TV, Smith delves into how our sensory experiences shape our understanding of the world and ourselves, offering fresh insights into perception, reality, and human awareness. Keywords: Barry Smith, consciousness and senses, philosophy of perception, sensory experience, understanding reality.

How is it that we can visually experience complete three-dimensional objects despite being limited, in any given perceptual moment, to perceiving the sides facing us from a specific spatial perspec...

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Website for Jonathan Mitchell, Philosopher at the University of Manchester in Philosophy of Emotion and Mind

In The Imaginary Jean-Paul Sartre makes what will strike many as an implausibly strong claim, namely that perception and imagination are incompatible kinds of experience - I call this the exclusion c...

The various themes explored in this superb collection of essays are organised around one thinker, John McDowell, and one central idea: