论知觉与心者

Q2 Arts and Humanities
E. Dain
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摘要

我们可以看到、听到或感觉到别人在想什么或感觉什么,这是关于英语的一个简单的事实。但人们很容易认为,在更深层次的感觉中,我们根本无法真正看到、听到或感觉到这些东西。相反,所涉及的必须是推理或解释的问题,例如。在这些评论中,我反对这种思想的各种方式,这种思想认为我们不能真正看到,听到或感受到别人的想法或感受,可能会发展。
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Remarks on Perception and Other Minds
It is a simple truth about the English language that we can see or hear or feel what others are thinking or feeling. But it is tempting to think that there is a deeper sense in which we cannot really see or hear or feel these things at all. Rather, what is involved must be a matter of inference or interpretation, for instance. In these remarks, I argue against a variety of ways in which that thought, the thought that we cannot really see or hear or feel what others are thinking or feeling, might be developed.
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Nordic Wittgenstein Review
Nordic Wittgenstein Review Arts and Humanities-Philosophy
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