10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «BLURRILY»
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blurrily in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
blurrily and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Consciousness : New Philosophical Perspectives: New ...
In seeing blurrily, one undergoes sensory representations that fail to specify just
where the boundaries and contours lie. Some information that was present with
eyes focused is now missing. In particular, the grouped array contains less ...
Quentin Smith, Aleksandar Jokic, 2003
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Consciousness, Color, and Content
A small child with poor eyesight can see things blurrily. Also, a small child with
good eye sight can see blurry things clearly. That too is nonconceptual. A
threefold distinction thus emerges: seeing as blurry, seeing blurrily, and seeing
clearly ...
3
Readings on Color: The philosophy of color
One might respond that our objection to Peacocke is undermined by an example
that we previously deployed against intentionalism. For we have already argued
that seeing something blurrily involves a blurriness that is not attributed to ...
Alex Byrne, David R. Hilbert, 1997
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Mind and cognition: an anthology
In the cases of seeing blurrily, one's visual experience does not do this. It makes
no comment on where exactly the boundaries lie. Here there is no inaccuracy.
There is a further difference between the two cases. When one sees an object or
...
William G. Lycan, Jesse J. Prinz, 2008
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The Botany of Desire: A Plant's-Eye View of the World
The book that helped make Michael Pollan, the New York Times bestselling author of Cooked and The Omnivore’s Dilemma, one of the most trusted food experts in America In 1637, one Dutchman paid as much for a single tulip bulb as the going ...
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The Oxford Handbook of Philosophy of Mind
satisfying account of such phenomenal indeterminacy but it also enables us to
understand how there could be a phenomenal difference between seeing blurrily
and seeing clearly something blurry. In the former case there is phenomenal ...
Brian McLaughlin, Ansgar Beckermann, Sven Walter, 2009
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The Captain and Thomasine
Captain Basse lies again on his right side and blurrily peers at the table beside
him, at the King James Bible and at the tankard of partly drunk ale next to it. He
recalls the ado that ensued after the Bible was published in 1611. Ah, King
James ...
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Content and Justification : Philosophical Papers: ...
Seeing blurrily is, after all, unusual, in that it involves seeing, as it were, 'through'
a blurry image to a visibly sharp-edged object. It is an experience in which the
visual field becomes more salient than usual, precisely because its blurriness is ...
Her memories were blurry, with large chunks—like most of her fourteenth year—
missing entirely. She never knew whether she remembered blurrily or she had
lived that blurrily. But there were some clear images. Her fourteenth birthday.
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A Grammar of Dongwang Tibetan
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10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «BLURRILY»
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blurrily is used in the context of the following news items.
GerrityStone's Architectural Division Unveils Platinum Granite …
One of the most striking of the collection is Garnet River, a quartzite with cabernet and moss-colored streaks running through the stone, blurrily ... «Massachusetts Newswire, Jun 15»
Immerse Yourself in Eric Roux-Fontaine's Surreal Landscapes
... powder, he fills his canvases with hues reminiscent of places he's traveled and moments in time, in shapes both familiar and blurrily abstract. «Architectural Digest, Jun 15»
Paul Krugman | Preliminary Notes on Inequality and Urbanism
And this in turn has me thinking, blurrily — this is just a start — about the relationship between inequality and urbanism. Not as a diatribe — I ... «New York Times, May 15»
The Loft (Blu-ray)
If you're a fan of the style, you'll be happy with the way the plot flows, from the galas to the pretty people rolling around blurrily in bed, from the ... «DVD Talk, May 15»
Dangerous Flailings and the Bellowing of the Beast
Americanism blurrily assumes that God's promise in the Old Testament that man should have dominion over the earth's creatures applies now ... «International Policy Digest, May 15»
Dangerous Flailing And Bellowing Of The Beast
Americanism blurrily assumes that God's promise in the Old Testament that man should have dominion over the earth's creatures applies now ... «RINF Alternative News, May 15»
'Unfriended' lags more than it clicks
... the filmmakers' overriding interest is in jacking up the suspense to make the blurrily filmed whammies land with any kind of palpable oomph. «Chicago Daily Herald, Apr 15»
Game of Thrones 's Slow but Promising Season 5 Premiere
Another nice, novel moment: getting a stowaway's view of the new locale Pentos, seen only blurrily through a hole. When Tyrion rolled out of ... «Yahoo News UK, Apr 15»
The Replacements: 10 of the best
And aside from different extremities of that person coming into view, blurrily, that's about it – until he kicks in the speaker and leaves the room at ... «The Guardian, Apr 15»
Powers: "Devil in a Garbage Bag" Review
And, at times, it was more frightening to hear people talk about Wolfe and his horrible abilities than to actually see him blurrily rip people apart. «IGN, Mar 15»
