… perceptual concepts will stand us in good stead when we turn to the closely related category
of phenomenal concepts. … value of a perceptual concept as that entity which the perceptual …

… So the blindsight patient’s perceptual or quasiperceptual state is unconscious in the
phenomenal and access senses (and in the monitoring senses to be mentioned below, too). Now …

… be applied to other sorts of perceptual experience-smell, touch, … I think that our color concepts
are, for good reasons, more "… The seventeenth century writers who were fond of comparing …

… The seventh and final chapter of this thesis will serve as a defence of an alternative … : firstly
I will introduce Tye’s conception of the ‘received view’ of phenomenal unity; the way in which …

… I explore this issue at the end of chapter seven. For physicalists, then, recognitional … blindsight,
and what sorts of perceptual and/or experiential concepts blindsighted subjects possess. I …

… fifth as a single group, the sixth and seventh as a single group, and the … Now it is important
to note that our concept of the objective … It is entirely a matter of how we perceptually grasp the …

… phenomenal or “what-it's-like” properties of whole perceptual … , that it has each of seven
distinctive properties. But only two … as opposed to the perceptual relation or the phenomenology…

… As Davies puts it: “the perceptual content of experience is a phenomenal notion: perceptual
… Similarly, it is plausible that we possess perceptual demonstrative concepts that ground our …

… The capacity measure in c is between six and seven for up to 1.5 seconds after the first …
perceptual demonstrative concepts for the (perceptual) specification of some phenomenally …

… perceptual experiences. Chapter 5 addresses the question of the relationship of phenomenal
… could have no clear concept of what anything is like in the phenomenal sense, no real idea …