Problem Of Perception
The "Problem of Perception" is a philosophical problem in the theory of knowledge that arises from the challenge of reconciling the subjective character of perceptual experience with the apparent direct access to external reality, distinguishing it from other epistemic problems by focusing specifically on the metaphysical and representational status of sensory perception.
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The Intrinsic Quality of Experience
Gilbert Harman · Philosophical Perspectives · 1990 · 1.4K citations
Perception: A Representative Theory.
Stephanie Ross, Frank Jackson · The Philosophical Review · 1978 · 605 citations
Shimon Ullman · Behavioral and Brain Sciences · 1980 · 497 citations · Full text
B. F. Skinner · Science · 1963 · 425 citations
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