Sentence examples for illusory experience from inspiring English sources

Mr. Irwin and Mr. Turrell were part of the so-called Light and Space movement in Los Angeles, where they explored perception by means of works subtly designed to turn space into illusory experience.

To further probe the relationship between strength of the illusion as reflected by questionnaire ratings and the emergence of the illusory experience, we calculated two correlations.

An illusory experience in which a white wall appears yellow to one is thus not conceived of as a case in which one is aware of a yellow sense-datum.

The illusory experience of x, no doubt requires a memory impression which can be produced by a previous cognition, but there is no further requirement that the previous experience be veridical, because such impressions can be produced by illusory experiences.

(i), (ii) and Leibniz's Law entail that in an illusory experience one is directly aware of an F thing which is non-identical to the ordinary object supposedly being perceived.

This assumption bridges the gap between the conclusion actually achieved: (iii*) in an illusory experience one is aware of an F thing non-identical to the ordinary object and the desired conclusion (iii).

Errors ought to be false beliefs, but there is no false belief essentially involved in memory or imagination, although perhaps both can be called "illusory experiences".

But as it was recognised that hallucinations can be reliably identified in children, science has begun to look at why these illusory experiences are many times more common during our early years.

He realizes this possibility, and discusses many illusory experiences before developing a response.

In the base case a conclusion about just illusory experiences is sought: namely, (A).

For veridical and illusory experiences both seem to be cases where one is aware of an ordinary object.