Sentence examples for sensory illusion from inspiring English sources

(2) Sensation & the Argument from Illusion: What picture of sense experience derives from a sense-datum account of sensory illusion?

Condition (iii) holds true even if I am subject to a sensory illusion or hallucination.

First, he develops an account of intuitive cognition that raises the possibility of sensory illusion; second, he discusses particular cases of sensory illusion in some detail in his Scriptum (prologue, q. 2 and d. 3, q. 14).

In his Questions on Aristotle's Metaphysics II.1, for instance, Buridan discusses various skeptical challenges, including sensory illusion, dream skepticism, skepticism about induction, and Autrecourt's causal skepticism.

We conclude that this sensory illusion underlies a novel, bodily mechanism of socio-affective bonding and enhances our motivation to touch others.

These regions show shared specificity for both observation and execution of hand actions [ Dinstein et al., 2007; Gazzola and Keysers, 2009; Keysers and Gazzola, 2009] and are engaged by watching human and robotic agents perform grasping actions on objects [ Gazzola et al., 2007] as well as by a sensory illusion involving hand object contact [ Naito and Ehrsson, 2006].

Many sensory illusions may be described as the aftereffects of the stimulation, or overstimulation, of the senses.

The museum's earliest online exhibitions presented how-to experiments and sensory illusions using graphics and text.

Spence has managed to study them together by, as McGlone put it, "slipping in through the perceptual windows" created by sensory illusions.

Bizley, J. K., Shinn-Cunningham, B. G. & Lee, A. K. Nothing is irrelevant in a noisy world: sensory illusions reveal obligatory within-and across-modality integration.

The aim of the current study was to further test this theory and rule out potential confounding effects of sensory illusions or motor drift on prior observations.