Sense and Content

Experience, Thought and their Relations

By: Christopher Peacocke

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Peacocke argues that the propositional content of mental states can only be understood in relation to perceptual experience and shows that not all experience is representational.

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Preface	p. vii
Introduction	p. 1
Sensation and the Content of Experience: A Distinction	p. 4
The Distinction Applied	p. 27
Spatial Contents and Constraints	p. 55
Observational Concepts	p. 87
Demonstrative Content I	p. 106
Demonstrative Content II	p. 152
The Principle of Acquaintance	p. 180
Between Instrumentalism and Brain-Writing	p. 202
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