The epistemic function of iconicity in perception

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The claim of this paper is that Peirce's conception of the iconic sign provides the key conceptual element required to solve the major problem traditionally associated with the doctrine of representative perception, according to which all perceptual awareness of things is mediated through representations or "ideas" of them. The problem this has generated in the philosophical tradition is based on construing the representation not merely as..

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Joseph Ransdell
PhD: Columbia University; Last affiliation: Texas Tech University

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