Philosophical Perspectives on Depiction

Katerina Bantinaki · Catharine Abell

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This volume offers to set the agenda for the philosophy of depiction. It addresses a wide range of philosophical issues concerning the nature and value of depiction, the role of our perceptual processes in interpreting pictures and the role of depiction in everyday communication.

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