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Perception/experience/tradition/Peacocke: experience has a content.
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Empirical content , >
Content
On the other hand:
Feeling/sensations/tradition: sensation has no content. - E.g. sensation of smallness.
It may nevertheless be a certain sensation.
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Knowledge , >
Thinking , >
World/Thinking , >
Distinctions .
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Experience/PeacockeVsPerception Theory/Tradition: more than just perception: emotional content, not merely representative content: e.g. tilted cube: jumps over, the network of lines looks completely different (perception).
On the other hand: e.g. rabbit-duck-head: the line web does not change, therefore the perception theorist could claim that there are two representational components:
a) the lines,
b) Rabbit/duck
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Rabbit-duck-head , >
Perception theory/Peacocke .
Perception theory: translation variant: the missing property must be introduced in suitable statements. PeacockeVs: this would only provide a priori knowledge, not empirical knowledge, since the postulated type of experience could not be missing.
- Vs added terms: these do not have to be available to the clueless, so they do not change the truth or falsity.
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Overdetermination of the representational content.
Overdetermined: the angle could be changed by appropriate overlapping without changing the picture.
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Experience/Peacocke: also non-inferential experience is possible.
Doubts: are inferential, always from conclusion.