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perceptual practices, direct perception, and a world of aspects
The social dimension of human life shapes or constitutes what perception is for us, that is, how we perceptually relate to the world.
Part 1: The Enactivism of Perceptual Practices The Pragmatism of Practices The Performativity and Contextuality of Perceptual Practices The Expressivity and Normativity of Perceptual Practices On Being Perceptually Situated Enactivisms, Ecological Thinking, and Socially Part 2: The World of Perception is a World of Aspects Aspects Anywhere, Anytime, Any Way Directness and the Dependencies of Perception Part 3: Perceiving Others Others as Sui Generis Perceptual Objects From High-Level Perception to Direct Social Perception From Direct Social Perception to High-Level Perception Perception, Human Interaction, and Social Identities
Includes bibliographical references and index.