Seeing Seeing

PSYCHE: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Research On Consciousness 16 (1):68-78 (2010)
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This paper discusses several key issues concerning consciousness and human vision. A brief overview is presented of recent developments in this area, including issues that have been resolved and issues that remain unsettled. Based on this, three Hilbert questions are proposed. These involve three related sets of issues: the kinds of visual experience that exist, the kinds of visual attention that exist, and the ways that these relate to each other

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