Salience: A Philosophical Inquiry

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New York, NY: Routledge (2022)
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What is salience? This collection addresses this neglected question by considering the role of salience in a wide variety of areas. All 13 chapters are specially commissioned, and written by an international team of contributors.

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BD161.S255 2022

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0815385196   9780815385196   9781351202114   9781032199474   1032199474

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Harmful Salience Perspectives.  (pages Chapter 11)Ella Whiteley
Life Through a Lens.Dan Cavedon-Taylor
The Ethics of Attention: an argument and a framework.Sebastian Watzl
Attention, Salience, and the Phenomenology of Visual Experience.  (pages 24-49)Hemdat Lerman
Beyond ’Salience’ and ’Affordance’: Understanding Anomalous Experiences of Significant Possibilities.  (pages 50–69)Matthew Ratcliffe & Matthew R. Broome
The moral psychology of salience.  (pages 140-158)Christopher Mole
Salient Alternatives and Epistemic Injustice in Folk Epistemology.  (pages 213-233)Mikkel Gerken
Salience Principles for Democracy.  (pages 235-266)Susanna Siegel

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