Aristotle on perception and universals: An extensional reading

Tópicos: Revista de Filosofía 38 (1):49-84 (2013)
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This paper offers an extensional account of Aristotle’s theory of perceptual content. To do so I make use of an extensional account of Aristotle’s notion of universals and related notions. I argue that this view avoids certain problems recently posed by Caston by showing how it can accept a distinction between intrinsic and extrinsic perception. I also show how perception of individuals is related to knowledge and universals.

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Eduardo Francisco Ramirez
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