Sensations and Situations: A Sensorimotor Integrationist Approach

Journal of Consciousness Studies 23 (5-6):66-79 (2016)
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In this short paper I propose that the sensorimotor approach to perception is a tree yielding two distinct theoretical fruits. One fruit is sensorimotor reductionism. The other is sensorimotor integrationism. In this paper I try to explain what makes these fruits different.

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