Perceptual ephemera /
As well as having perceptual experience of material objects, we also experience such things as rainbows and surfaces, shadows and absences. A team of philosophers explore the unusual interest of our experience of ephemeral aspects of the world. This is the first collective philosophical study of per...
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| Language: | English |
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Oxford ; New York :
Oxford University Press,
[2018]
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| Edition: | First Edition. |
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Table of Contents:
- A tour of the ephemeral / Thomas Crowther and Clare Mac Cumhaill
- Sound and illusion / Matthew Soteriou
- The unitary nature of sounds / Matthew Nudds
- Representation and ephemerality in olfaction / Cain Todd
- Odours as olfactibilia / Louise Richardson
- Spectacular absences: a companion guide / Roy Sorensen
- Disappearances / Anna Farennikova
- Shadows, objects, and the lexicon: on some lexicalized and non-lexicalized concepts of shadow and light / Roberto Casati
- No more than meets the eye: shadows as pure visibilia / Ian Phillips
- On silhouettes, surfaces, and Sorensen / Thomas Raleigh
- Aristotle on transparency / Mark Eli Kalderon
- Perceptual media, glass and mirrors / Vivian Mizrahi
- In touch with the look of solidity / Thomas Crowther
- Nonsense and visual evanescence / Clare Mac Cumhaill
- Ephemeral vision / Mohan Matthen.