Perception and demonstratives
Date
02/07/2015Metadata
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Abstract
A ‘perceptual demonstrative’ thought is a thought of the kind standardly made available by a perceptual link with an object, and standardly expressed using ‘this’ or that’. This chapter is an introduction to a range of questions about how perception of objects enables us to form perceptual demonstrative thoughts about them.
Citation
Dickie , I 2015 , Perception and demonstratives . in M Matthen (ed.) , The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Perception . Oxford University Press (OUP) , pp. 833-852 . https://doi.org/10.1093/oxfordhb/9780199600472.013.041
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The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Perception
Status
Peer reviewed
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Book item
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