Is seeing just like feeling? Kinds of experiences and the five senses

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In this paper I am going to argue that two commonly held views about perceptual experience are incompatible and that one must be given up. The first is the view that the five senses are to be distinguished by appeal to the kind of experiences involved in perception; the second is the view

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Matthew Nudds
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