In this syndrome, there is an absence of conscious object identification, but preserved 'guess' of the location of a stimulus, preserved reflexive saccades and motion perception and preserved autonomical and expressive reactions to negative emotional facial expressions.
WD AM Opinions on Coogan and Brydon's northern foodie travelogue/impression face-off seem to have divided between it being a self-indulgent prattle or a sweet, reflexive fiddle with our perceptions of their personas.
And as philosophers of many stripes since Descartes have argued, self-perception is a reflexive state involving a concept of self in contrast with that of others — concepts it would be hard to imagine being meaningful for a fetus, even if fetuses could be shown to have access to concepts in the first place.
This velocity step evokes both reflexive eye movements (VOR) and a perception of self-rotation.
The security services built their hybrid warfare on a form of deception called "reflexive control" — an effort to manage the perceptions of adversaries so they would be fooled into acting against their own interests.
Pirouetting elicits both the perception of rotatory self-motion (vertigo) and a reflexive vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) response.
The objects of perception, which is direct and pre-reflexive, include the whole range of possible phenomena, from internal psychological states and processes (thoughts, feelings, images, etc)., proprioceptive information from the body, to external stimuli entering the senses.
The Chicago police debacle is the latest, and perhaps most shocking, example of the reflexive tendency of police officers to overreact at the least perception of "threats" by underclass youth and resume the "war on gangs" from the early Nineties.
Contrasting Dharmakīrti's views on reflexive awareness with Husserl's account of intentionality Dreyfus (2007, 109) argues for the notion that perception, at least in meditative states, displays something like a phenomenal type of intentionality.
