The world is my representation: Direct realism and the extended mind: J. Christopher Maloney: What it is like to perceive: Direct realism and the phenomenal character of perception. New York: Oxford University Press, 2018. xxiv+360pp, $85.00 HB

Metascience 28 (3):511-514 (2019)
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