10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «PHENOMENISM»
Discover the use of
phenomenism in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
phenomenism and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Representationism and
Phenomenism: A Critique of Two ...
Doubt is also cast upon teleological approaches to phenomenal content. Causal and explanatory constraints present a problem to both wide representationism and phenomenism.
Hamish David Thompson, Denis Walsh, 2001
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Representation in Mind: New Approaches to Mental Representation
I characterised phenomenism as involving two important theses: (1) that one's
access to representational content supervenes on the phenomenal qualities of
the relevant mental state; and (2) that phenomenal qualities are modality-specific.
Hugh Clapin, Phillip Staines, Peter Slezak, 2004
3
William James and the Metaphysics of Experience
James then turns to what appears to be a brief overview of phenomenism, in
which we find the locution “'pure' experience”: All our terms are suggestive of
aspects. Datum, phenomenon, experience, vorfindung or vorgefundenes (
Avenarius), ...
4
Knowing Children: Experiments in Conversation and Cognition
Two types of error were equally common on this task: saying that the adult both
looked like and truly was a bear (a phenomenism error), or that she looked like
and truly was Ellie (a realism error). Keil (1989) has incisively pointed out that ...
5
Recht und Frieden in der Philosophie Kants: Akten des X. ...
The object of the senses is appearance Let us recall Kant's statement: “
Everything that is represented through a sense is so far always appearance” (B
68). I must make myself clear. I do not understand by “phenomenism” that the
object of the ...
Kant-Gesellschaft e.V., Valerio Rohden, Ricardo R. Terra, 2008
6
Accident & Emergency,Theory into Practice,3: Accident & ...
The pre-operational stage is dominated by the perception and direct experiences
, while illness concepts are related to phenomenism and contagion.
Phenomenism occurs in the younger children in this stage, the cause of illness is
believed to ...
Brian Dolan, Lynda Holt, 2013
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THE CHILD'S CONCEPTION OF Physical CAUSALITY
According to the opposite thesis, the most primitive thought would have, on the
contrary, to be that which was nearest to external objects : pure phenomenism
would have to exist to the exclusion of any adherence of internal origin. It may be
...
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A Companion to Latin American Philosophy
His main ideas on phenomenism, realism, and perception were finally published
in his 1987 work. The book begins by examining the paradox of phenomenism: if
phenomenism is right, then either skepticism about the external world is right, ...
Susana Nuccetelli, Ofelia Schutte, Otávio Bueno, 2013
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Play, Dreams and Imitation in Childhood
... the reflective development that leads to this consciousness and thus
dissociates what is subjective from external reality. § 4. Magic-phenomenism,
reactions related to air, and co-ordination of view-points It remains to show how
co-ordination ...
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The Essential Child : Origins of Essentialism in Everyday ...
Letter to American Baby magazine, May 2001 Appearances can be deceiving.
This core belief is implicit in the behaviors of children and adults in the studies
reviewed to this point. Despite older claims about the phenomenism of children (
e.g., ...
Susan A. Gelman Frederick G. L. Huetwell Professor of Psychology University of Michigan, 2003
