An externalist approach to understanding color experience
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 22 (6):968-969 (1999)
| Abstract | Palmer demarcates the bounds of our understanding of color experience by symmetries in the color space. He claims that if there are symmetries, there can be functionally undetectable color transformations. However, even if there are symmetries, Palmer's support for the possibility of undetectable transformations assumes phenomenal internalism. Alternatively, phenomenal externalism eliminates Palmer's limit on our understanding of color experience. | |||||||||
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