The Innocent Eye: Why Vision Is Not a Cognitive Process (Philosophy of Mind)

The Innocent Eye offers a groundbreaking perspective on visual perception, challenging traditional views of constructivism and enactivism.

By aligning with the world-centered tradition, this book provides an empirically more plausible account of how we perceive the world around us.

With a focus on environmental contingencies and proper distinctions between functional states and representational states, The Innocent Eye offers a comprehensive understanding of visual processing that accords well with models in perceptual psychology.

By recognizing the importance of movement without relying on action, this book provides a unique proposal for mental representations that preserves key insights from Brentano, James, and contemporary cognitive theories.

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