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On the function of weak phantasmata in perception: Phenomenological, psychological and neurological clues for the transcendental function of imagination in perception [Book Review]
Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 4 (2):155-167 (2005)
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Weak phantasmata have a decisive and specifically transcendental function in our everyday perception. This paper provides several different arguments for this claim based on evidence from both empirical psychology and phenomenology.Author's Profile
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