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A Problem For Relational Theories of Color
Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 81 (1):140-145 (2010)
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We argue that relationalism entails an unacceptable claim about the content of visual experience: that ordinary ‘red’ objects look like they look like they look like they’re red, etc.Author Profiles
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