Perception, Vision and Causation

By P. Snowdon. 2002

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Subfields: Experimental and Cognitive Psychology

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• ATTENTION AND MENTAL PAINT (2010, background): “…a direct awareness of , it we may be led to the disjunctivist view ( Fish , 2009 ; Hinton , 1973 ; Martin , 2002 ; McDowell , 1982 ; Putnam , 1999 ; Snowdon , 1979 – 80 ) that veridical , illusory and hallucinatory cases share " no positive mental characteristics other than their epistemological…”
• On Being Alienated (2007, background): “…(Robinson 1985), is first propounded by Michael Hinton in(Hinton 1967), and elaborated further in (Hinton 1973); the view was then defended further by Paul Snowdon in (Snowdon 1980-81)and(Snowdon 1990); and separately by John McDowell in (McDowell 1982); see also (McDowell 1994)and (McDowell 1995).”
• The particularity and phenomenology of perceptual experience (2010, background): “12 See for instance Hinton 1973, Snowdon 1981, and McDowell 1982.”