Sentence examples for contents of perception from inspiring English sources

(See the entries on the problem of perception and the contents of perception).

However, this thesis does not immediately establish a conclusion about the contents of perception.

Several objections have been raised against attempts to account for the contents of perception in terms of demonstrative concepts.

Thus, Crane argues that reflecting on the waterfall illusion shows that the contents of perception cannot be conceptual (Crane 1988a).

The intentional content of perception is sometimes called "perceptual content" (see the entry on the contents of perception).

(There is an extensive literature on the representational content of perceptual experience. See the entry on the contents of perception).

At Berkeley, she is researching the extent to which the mental content of perception is an object during visualization, and also the philosophical dimensions of birth.

Here we report that internal changes in the content of perception are signaled by very early (~-2000 ms) nonselective medial frontal activity, followed by selective activity of medial temporal lobe neurons that precedes the perceptual change by ~1000 ms.

Taken together, our findings suggest that internal changes in the content of perception may be influenced by early activity in a cortical network that includes the ACC and preSMA followed by MTL activity that presumably leads to the perceptual change.

Examining theories of nonconceptual content developed in recent work in the philosophy of cognition, Musholt proposes a model for the gradual transition from self-related information implicit in the nonconceptual content of perception and other forms of experience to the explicit representation of the self in conceptual thought.

After surveying the philosophical problem of self-consciousness, the notion of nonconceptual content, and various proposals for the existence of nonconceptual self-consciousness, Musholt argues for a non-self-representationalist theory, according to which the self is not part of the representational content of perception and bodily awareness but part of the mode of presentation.