xi, 240 pages, 4 pages unumbered plates : illustrations ; 22 cm.

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ch. 1 The Bad Argument: One of the Biggest Mistakes in Philosophy in the Past Several Centuries -- I.A Small Fallacy and a Large Mistake -- II.Digression About Intentionality and Phenomenology -- III.Direct Realism -- IV.Objectivity and Subjectivity -- V.Diagrams of Visual Perception -- VI.The Argum...

2.Features of Consciousness -- 3.Some Mistaken Accounts of Consciousness in Perception -- ch. 2 The Intentionality of Perceptual Experiences -- I.Skepticism about the Intentionality of Perception -- II.Special Features of Perceptual Intentionality -- III.Vision and Background: You Have to Learn How...

IV.The Structure of the Subjective Visual Field -- V.The Hierarchical Structure of Visual Perception -- VI.How Do the Phenomenological Features of the Subjective Visual Field Determine the Conditions of Satisfaction of the Visual Experience? -- VII.My Current View -- VIII.The Role of Presentational...

Objection 1 Commonality Implies the Negation of Naive Realism -- Reply to Objection 1 -- Continuation of Reply to Objection 1: The Elements of the Perceptual Situation -- Objection 2 A Disjunctive Argument for Disjunctivism -- Reply to Objection 2 -- Objection 3 The Epistemic Argument -- Reply to Ob...

II.Phenomenalism, Idealism, and the Representative Theory of Perception -- III.Refutation of the Representative Theory of Perception -- IV.Refutation of Phenomenalism -- V.The Classical Theories and the Philosophical Problem of Perception -- VI.Primary and Secondary Qualities.