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• W4360620905 abstract "Abstract This chapter argues that there are two kinds of seeing-as—nonconceptual perceptual attribution and minimal immediate direct perceptual judgment. Against Tyler Burge and Susanna Schellenberg, it argues that there are some cases of perception that do not involve figure/ground segregation that may be usefully construed as existential rather than singular for some purposes. Examples include the ganzfeld perception and seeing motion in the periphery without seeing a moving object. More generally, the chapter argues we can usefully construe perception as singular for some purposes and as existential for other purposes, but neither of these categories mesh with the fundamental nature of perception, involving ideas that make more sense as applied to language than to perception. So there is no fact of the matter as to whether perception is constitutively singular. The chapter also casts some doubt on Burge’s constancy criterion for perception. The chapter further argues that perceptual discrimination and attribution are both fundamental and neither reduces to the other. The ganzfeld perception is a plausible case of attribution without discrimination. But many putative cases of discrimination without attribution seem flawed. Discrimination is always discrimination in a respect, suggesting attribution of such a respect in all discrimination. The chapter goes on to discuss bias as a test case for the two kinds of seeing-as, concluding that one kind of bias is not perceptual. This illustrates one way of telling the difference between perception and perceptual judgment. Since perception and perceptual judgment fall on opposite sides of the joint in nature that this book is concerned with, this evidence gives an illustration of distinguishing between them. Finally, it discusses the evidence for evaluative perception, arguing it has not been demonstrated." @default.
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• W4360620905 title "Two kinds of seeing-as and singular content" @default.
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