Schellenberg’s Capacitism

Analysis 79 (4):713-19 (2019)
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Abstract

The Unity of Perception offers a grand synoptic vision of how perception, consciousness and knowledge fit together. It is a remarkable achievement. A short comment can only address fragments of Schellenberg’s picture; naturally I will look for weak spots.

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Alex Byrne
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