Readings on Color I: The Philosophy of Color
Alex Byrne & David Hilbert (eds.)
The Mit Press (1997)
| Abstract | Edward Wilson Averill By the phrase 'anthropocentric account of color' I mean an account of color that makes an assumption of the following form: two ... | |||||||||
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