Sentence examples for experience contents from inspiring English sources

This section reviews the main theories of what kinds of contents experience contents are.

Proponents of these new Fregean modes of presentation invoke them to account for indexical features of experience contents.

Burge 2010 suggests that experience contents have the form 'that \(F\)', and are accurate just in case the referent has the property \(F\).

Externalism about experience content (or experience-content externalism) is the thesis that subjects alike in properties that are intrinsic to them need not share the same experience contents.

More generally, the question of what makes it the case that one has the experience contents one does is an outstanding question for many theories of content (this issue is discussed further in the Section 8).

According to this 'apprehension-content' scheme, retentions – like all forms of perceptual consciousness – are real sensory-like contents in experience, contents that are animated by an act of apprehension, and thus seem a certain degree past.

"As copying and distribution technologies have gone digital, consumers, not the content owners, are in charge of where and how they experience content.

It's shaping up to be an important, interesting panel on a subject that is defining how people experience content on the Internet.

The campaign for the Xperia Ion is similar to the Vita's because it also focuses on the ability to experience content on the go.

Under Mr Fisher's proposal, consumers on the internet would experience content as "free" but would be paying for it through taxes.Mr Lessig favours a range of old and new measures.

These philosophers are internalist about phenomenology, but externalist about experience content.