Condillac explicitly rejected the views that the mind can make judgments that it is not aware of, and that we can confuse the products of inferential operations with immediately given sensations.
A perceiving is in effect an associational inference from given sensations to things taken as clusters of sensory parts, most of which are there as unperceived but permanent parts.
It touched the nerve that gives sensation to the face and nicked, but did not penetrate, a major artery, Dr. Bederson said.
It passed less than half an inch from structures that control vision and speech, touched the nerves that give sensation to the face and nicked the surface of, but did not penetrate, a major artery.
Before surgery, Officer Loor had complained of "some numbness," the doctor said, "and the reason was that the trigeminal nerve gives sensation to the face and the knife tip ended up just at the trigeminal nerve".
There are also attempts to give sensation to the prosthetic arms to restore a sense of touch.
We speak of whatever is given in sensation, or is of the same nature as things given in sensation, as a particular; by opposition to this, a universal will be anything which may be shared by many particulars" (ibid., 93).
Universals are "opposed to the particular things that are given in sensation.
For 56 out of 57 of these sensations, covering most of the visible spectrum, males require a longer wavelength than do females to experience a given hue sensation.
