The right kind of content for a physicalist about color

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (6):790-790 (2003)
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Abstract

Color experiences have representational content. But this content need not include a propositional component, particularly for reflectance physicalists such as Byrne & Hilbert (B&H). Insisting on such content gives primacy to language where it is not required, and makes the extension of the argument to nonhuman animals suspect.

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Paul Skokowski
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