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Compiled by David Chalmers (Editor) & David Bourget (Assistant Editor), Australian National University. Submit an entry.
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3. Perception (Perception on PhilPapers)
| 3.1 | The Nature of Perceptual Experience [392] |
| 3.1a | Sense-Datum Theories [144] |
| 3.1b | Adverbialism and Qualia Theories [30] |
| 3.1c | Intentionalist Theories of Perception [38] |
| 3.1d | Belief Theories of Perception [20] |
| 3.1e | Naive and Direct Realism [58] |
| 3.1f | Disjunctivism [44] |
| 3.1g | The Nature of Perceptual Experience, Misc [58] |
| 3.10 | Aspects of Perception [170] |
| 3.10a | Illusion and Hallucination [44] |
| 3.10b | Transparency [29] |
| 3.10c | Perceptual Reports [20] |
| 3.10d | Sensation and Perception [44] |
| 3.10e | Aspects of Perception, Misc [0] |
| 3.2 | Philosophy of Perception, General [88] |
| 3.3 | The Perceptual Relation [149] |
| 3.3a | The Causal Theory of Perception [49] |
| 3.3b | Direct and Indirect Perception [43] |
| 3.3c | The Objects of Perception [39] |
| 3.3d | The Perceptual Relation, Misc [18] |
| 3.4 | The Contents of Perception [283] |
| 3.4a | Conceptual and Nonconceptual Content [82] |
| 3.4b | Color Experience [34] |
| 3.4c | Spatial Experience [62] |
| 3.4d | The Experience of Objects [35] |
| 3.4e | The Experience of High-Level Properties [26] |
| 3.4f | The Contents of Perception, Misc [44] |
| 3.5 | Sensory Modalities [132] |
| 3.5a | Distinguishing the Senses [18] |
| 3.5b | Vision [26] |
| 3.5c | Other Sensory Modalities [21] |
| 3.5d | Molyneux's Problem [21] |
| 3.5e | Sensory Modalities, Misc [8] |
| 3.6 | Science of Perception [670] |
| 3.6a | Modularity and Cognitive Penetrability [25] |
| 3.6b | Ecological Approaches to Perception [28] |
| 3.6c | Construction and Inference in Perception [15] |
| 3.6d | Perception and Neuroscience [15] |
| 3.6e | Psychophysics [15] |
| 3.6f | Gestalt Theory [28] |
| 3.6g | Science of Perception, Misc [0] |
| 3.7 | Perception and the Mind [508] |
| 3.7a | Perception and Thought [23] |
| 3.7b | Perception and Action [86] |
| 3.7c | Perception and Reference [19] |
| 3.7d | Perception and Phenomenology [24] |
| 3.7e | Perception and the Mind, Misc [0] |
| 3.8 | Perceptual Knowledge [358] |
| 3.8a | Dogmatism about Perception [0] |
| 3.8b | Epistemic and Non-epistemic Perception [8] |
| 3.8c | Perceptual Justification [1] |
| 3.8d | Perception and Knowledge, Misc [1] |
| 3.8e | Perception and Skepticism [1] |
| 3.8f | The Given [33] |
| 3.9 | Perceptual Qualities [682] |
| 3.9a | Color [282] |
| Physicalist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Dispositionalist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Primitivist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Theories of Color, Misc [0] | |
| Color Realism [0] | |
| Color Irrealism [1] | |
| Color Terms [0] | |
| Color, Misc [0] | |
| 3.9b | Sound [16] |
| 3.9c | Primary and Secondary Qualities [40] |
| 3.9d | Perceptual Qualities, Misc [10] |
| 3.9e | Discriminability [25] |
| 3.9a | Color [282] |
| Physicalist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Dispositionalist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Primitivist Theories of Color [0] | |
| Theories of Color, Misc [0] | |
| Color Realism [0] | |
| Color Irrealism [1] | |
| Color Terms [0] | |
| Color, Misc [0] | |
| 4.2b | Epiphenomenalism |
| 2.5f | Explanatory Role of Content |
| 2.2d | Externalism and Mental Causation |
| 7.3c.3 | Psychological Explanation |
| 4.4d | Supervenient Causation |
| 1.6e | The Function of Consciousness |
| 1.4g | Dualism about Consciousness |
| 8.3c | Visual Pathways |
| 8.3b | Binocular Rivalry |
| 8.6a | Blindsight |
| 8.3d | Change/Inattentional Blindness |
| 8.3 | Science of Visual Consciousness |
| 1.6h | Unconscious States |
| 8.6g | Synesthesia |
| 1.5b | Representationalism |
| 1.3 | Consciousness and Materialism |
| 1.7b | Qualia and Materialism |
| 4.5a | Nonreductive Materialism |
| 7.1a | Nativism in Cognitive Science |
| 7.1b | Modularity in Cognitive Science |
| 7.1c | Evolution of Cognition |
| 7.1d | Rationality and Cognitive Science |
| 7.1e | Embodiment and Situated Cognition |
| 7.1f | Animal Cognition |
| 7.1h | Explanation in Cognitive Science |
| 7.1g | Levels of Analysis in Cognitive Science |
| 7.1k | Philosophy of Cognitive Science, Misc |
| 2.4e | Two-Dimensionalism about Content |
| 1.5e | Internalism and Externalism about Experience |
| 8.3e | Visual Imagery and Imagination |
| 8.5e | Psychoanalysis and Consciousness |
| 8 | Science of Consciousness |
| 5.1m | Pain |
| 8.4b | Attention and Consciousness in Psychology |
| 1.5f | Phenomenal Concepts |
| 8.6c | Schizophrenia |
| 2.2g | Externalism and Self-Knowledge |
| 1.6d | Knowledge of Consciousness |
| 8.10 | First-Person Approaches in the Science of Consciousness |
| 8.10a | Introspection and Introspectionism |
| 5.1l.5.13 | Self-Deception |
| 1.7 | Qualia |
| 1.5d | Conscious Thought |
| 8.4f | Emotion and Consciousness in Psychology |
| 8.7a | Consciousness, Sleep, and Dreaming |
| 8.5b | Conscious and Unconscious Memory |
| 5.1c | Bodily Experience |
| 3 | Perception |
| 5.1a.1 | Attention and Consciousness |
| 5.1f | Emotions |
| 3.9e | Discriminability |
| 3.1e | Naive and Direct Realism |
| 3.1a | Sense-Datum Theories |
| 5.1l.4.6 | Skepticism about Character |
| 6.3b | Representation in Connectionism |
| 6.3e | Subsymbolic Computation |
| 4.5b | Reduction in Psychology and Neuroscience |
| 5.4a.2 | Free Will and Neuroscience |
| 3.6d | Perception and Neuroscience |
| 8.1 | Consciousness and Neuroscience |
| 7.1j | Computationalism in Cognitive Science |
| 1.5c | Phenomenal Intentionality |
| 3.8 | Perceptual Knowledge |
| 2.7a | Perception-Based Theories of Concepts |
| 8.9b | Animal Consciousness |
| 8.9c | Animal Self-Consciousness |
| 5.1n.1 | Pleasure and Pain |
| 7.1i | Representation in Cognitive Science |
| 7.2b | Representation in Neuroscience |
| 6.2 | Computation and Representation |
| 2.1c | Eliminativism about Propositional Attitudes |
| 5.1b | Belief |
| 5.1d | Desire |
| 5.1o | Thought and Thinking |
| 1.4k | Idealism |
| 1.4j | Neutral Monism |
| 1.4h | Panpsychism |
| 1.4i | Russellian Monism |