Relations between three-dimensional, volumetric experiences, and neural processes: Limitations of materialism
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (4):422-422 (2003)
| Abstract | Certain features of perception – the quale red, for example, and other qualia – must be regarded as additions to the materialist neurophysiological picture of perception. The perception of three-dimensional volumetric objects can also be seen as qualitative additions to the neurophysiological processes in the brain, possibly without additions to the information content. | |||||||||
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