IX—Perceptual Activity and Bodily Awareness

Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society 115 (2pt2):147-165 (2015)
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Abstract

Bodily awareness is a kind of perceptual awareness of the body that we do not usually count as a sense. I argue that that there is an overlooked agential difference between bodily awareness and perception in the five familiar senses: a difference in what is involved in perceptual activity in sight, hearing, touch taste and smell on the one hand, and bodily awareness on the other

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