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Experiences
In The Contents of Visual Experience. , US: Oxford University Press USA (2010)
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Several concepts of conscious experience are distinguished in this chapter. Phenomenal states are introduced and their relationship to states of seeing is discussed. The kinds of experiences that will be central in the rest of the book are identified.Author's Profile
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