The Subjective View: Secondary Qualities And Indexical Thoughts

New York: Clarendon Press (1983)
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This book investigates the subjective and objective representations of the world, developing analogies between secondary qualities and indexical thoughts and arguing that subjective representations are ineliminable. Throughout, McGinn brings together historical and contemporary discussions to illuminate old problems in a novel way

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