Perceptual presence without counterfactual richness

Cognitive Neuroscience 5:131-133 (2014)
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Abstract

In this commentary, I suggest that non-visual perceptual modalities provide counterexamples to Seth’s claim that perceptual presence depends on counterfactual richness. Then I suggest a modification to Seth’s view that is not vulnerable to these counterexamples.

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