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The late 19th and early 20th Centuries saw the consolidation in physics of the three main traditions that predominate in discussions of measurement theory.
Joshua A McGrane
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Learning and the Rhizome: Reconceptualisation in the Qualitative Research Process
This article explores the concept of learning as a space of exchange and connection between signs, events and bodies, inspired by Gilles Deleuze’s philosophy of difference.
Antonio Carlos Rodrigues de Amorim +1 more
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On the Newen’s Person Model Theory
Introduction. Strategies for understanding another person, which play an important role in social interactions, are focused on recognizing the mental states of the person who is under consideration.
A. I. Ponomarev, K. G. Frolov
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Introduction: Many Faces of Representationalism
DOI: https://doi.org/10.26333/sts.xxxv1.01 The subject matter of all texts comprising this volume is a category of representation. Although it is not always explicit, the reference to the notion of representation enables to bring together shared ...
Zbysław Muszyński
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Abstract Chapter 1 introduces and defends a representationalist account of perceptual experience, maintaining that experience constitutively involves representations of external phenomena. The chapter also argues for a teleosemantic theory of perceptual representation, according to which the representational contents of perceptual states
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Representationalism and Olfactory Valence
Abstract One of the crucial characteristics of the olfactory modality is that olfactory experiences commonly present odours as pleasant or unpleasant. Indeed, because of the importance of the hedonic aspects of olfactory experience, it has been proposed that the role of olfaction is not to represent the properties of stimuli, but rather to ...
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Response to the previous three comments on "Naturalism without Representationalism"
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The Ontological Importance of Being a Perceptual Attitude
Current philosophical debates about perception have largely ignored questions concerning the ontological structure of perceptual experience, so as to focus on its intentional and phenomenological character. To illustrate and put pressure on this tendency,
Sebastián Sanhueza Rodríguez
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The aim of this paper is twofold: (1) to assess whether the construct of neural representations plays an explanatory role under the variational free-energy principle and its corollary process theory, active inference; and (2) if so, to assess which ...
Maxwell J. D. Ramstead +2 more
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How Naive Is Contentful Moral Perception?
According to contentful moral perception (CMP), moral properties can be perceived in the same sense as tables, tigers, and tomatoes. Recently, Heather Logue (2012) has distinguished between two potential ways of perceiving a property. A Kantian Property (
Preston J. Werner
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