Shoemaker on phenomenal content

Philosophical Studies 135 (3):307--334 (2007)
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In a series of papers and lectures, Sydney Shoemaker has developed a sophisticated Russellian theory of phenomenal content. It has as its central motivation two considerations. One is the possibility of spectrum - inversion without illusion. The other is the transparency of experience

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