Perceptual Veridicality

Philosophical Topics 44 (2):381-403 (2016)
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The notion of veridicality has and continues to play a significant role in both the psychology and philosophy of perception. This paper raises questions about the very idea of perceptual veridicality. In particular, it examines the role the veridical/nonveridical distinction plays in our conception of visual illusions and visual constancies.

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10.5840/philtopics201644228

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