Sentence examples for a phenomenal character from inspiring English sources

Milton Keynes has a phenomenal character.

I thought Nicole Kidman was a phenomenal character actress in The Blue Room at the Donmar.

Some disjunctivists claim that veridical perceptions have a phenomenal character that hallucinations cannot possess.

This would also explain why we talk of experiences *having* qualia or *having* a phenomenal character.

A Kantian account of conceptual-sensory experience, or "intuition", would endorse a phenomenal character in these types of experience.

As the term 'experiences' is used here, it is definitional of experiences that they have a phenomenal character.

A restrictive view holds that only sensory experience has a proper phenomenal character, a what-it-is-like.

But if qualia are causally impotent, how can a person know that she has an experience with a particular phenomenal character?

If phenomenal characters are non-physical properties and if every physical event has a physical cause and if we exclude the possibility of overdetermination (where something is caused by two different causes that are both sufficient), then, arguably, whether or not a state has a particular phenomenal character cannot have any causal relevance.

All proponents of the view point out that, according to their proposal, physical concepts and phenomenal concepts are cognitively independent: it is impossible to see a priori that something that falls under a physical concept of a particular phenomenal character also falls under the corresponding phenomenal concept of that phenomenal character.

A somewhat more expansive view would hold that perceptual experience has a distinctive phenomenal character even where sensation is informed by concepts.