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Susanna Siegel · Alex Byrne

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Philosophy and Theoretical Science Visual perception and processing mechanisms Epistemology, Ethics, and Metaphysics

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We see things. When we see things, they look a certain way. The conscious aspects of seeing include things’ looking to us the way they do. These plain observations make it natural to ask how things may look to us in conscious perception, when we see them.

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