Seeing with the mind

Philosophical Psychology (forthcoming)
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Abstract

Mental imagery, a fascinating yet contentious phenomenon, has a rich research history. Kant, for instance, believed mental imagery was necessary for perception. However, since the early 20th centur...

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Piotr Kozak
University of Warsaw

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Can imagination be unconscious?Amy Kind - 2021 - Synthese 199 (5-6):13121-13141.

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