A simple view of colour

In John J. Haldane & C. Wright (eds.), Reality: Representation and Projection. Oup (1993)
Abstract Physics tells us what is objectively there. It has no place for the colours of things. So colours are not objectively there. Hence, if there is such a thing at all, colour is mind-dependent. This argument forms the background to disputes over whether common sense makes a mistake about colours. It is assumed that..
Keywords Color  Realism  Secondary Quality
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