Color and content

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (1):34-34 (2003)
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Abstract

Those who identify colours with physical properties need to say how the content of colour experiences relate to their favoured identifications. This is because it is not plausible to hold that colour experiences represent things as having the physical properties in question. I sketch how physical realists about colour might tackle this item of unfinished business.

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