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The Content of a Seeing-As Experience [PDF]
In this paper I will claim that the different phenomenology of seeing-as experiences of ambiguous figures matches a difference in their intentional content.
Alberto Voltolini
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The Elusive Nature of “Seeing”
Atmospheric image blur, “seeing”, is one of the key parameters that influences the selection of observatory sites and the performance of ground-based telescopes.
Andrei Tokovinin
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‘Seeing-as’ in the School Context [PDF]
‘Seeing-as’ in the school context is suggested as complementary to the customary planning of teaching in advance. Seeing-as has to do with a lived agreement between teacher and pupils. It can simply frame an activity or be very specific.
Silwa Claesson
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Perceptual Experience and Seeing-as [PDF]
According to Rorty, Davidson and Brandom, to have an experience is to be caused by our senses to hold a perceptual belief. This article argues that the phenomenon of seeing-as cannot be explained by such a conception of perceptual experience.
Daniel Enrique Kalpokas
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Davidson placed his critical approach mostly opposite the semantic theories of metaphor. Accordingly, metaphors – as the opposite of these theories – should to be assumed as having only one meaning. Davidson distinguished statements as matters of meaning
Tuncay Turna
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Can we really perceive absences, i.e., missing things? Sartre tells us that when he arrived late for his appointment at the café, he saw the absence of his friend Pierre. Is that really what he saw? Where was it, exactly?
Varzi Achille C.
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Adventures in Imaginative Seeing [PDF]
Photograph of the exhibition "Adventures in Imaginative Seeing," December 7, 1958-January 15, 1959, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine ...
Dallas Museum of Fine Arts
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“Knowing as Seeing” Metaphor in Mulla Sadra’s Philosophy [PDF]
Introduction:In the framework of the conceptual metaphor theory, abstract concepts are understood by conceptual metaphors so that by removing these metaphors, a large part of the meaning of these concepts is lost.
vahid khademzadeh, Fatemeh Kanaani
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Czy istnieje percepcja nieuwarunkowana? Wittgenstein a Bohm
Does it exist an unconditional perception? Wittgenstein and Bohm The article deals with the issue of perception. In it I present Wittgenstein’s concept of “seeing as” and Bohm’s concept of thinking as a reflex.
Katarzyna Gurczyńska-Sady
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Some Reflections on Seeing-as, Metaphor-Grasping and Imagining
In this paper I examine the frequently made claim that grasping a metaphor is a kind of ‘seeing-as’. I describe several ways in which it might be thought that metaphor-grasping is importantly similar to seeing-as, such that an extension of the latter ...
Kathleen Stock
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