Two Versions of the Conceptual Content of Experience

International Journal of Philosophical Studies 28 (1):36-55 (2020)
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In ‘Avoiding the Myth of the Given’, McDowell revisits the main themes of Mind and World in order to make two important corrections: first, he does not longer believe that the content of perceptual...

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