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Patrick Rysiew

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Reid on the priority of natural language

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John Turri

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1665943382880_14229854

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226-226

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10.4324/9781315717296-70

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Chapters/Headings	Author(s)	Pages	Info
Introducation	Patrick Rysiew	13-15
PERCEPTION Reidian Dual Component Theory defended	Todd Buras	16-36
Reid’s response to Hume’s perceptual relativity argument	Lorne Falkenstein	37-37
Hume’s Argument		38-39
Reid’s objections		40-40
Hume’s sense of ‘Magnitude’		41-42
Reid’s sense of magnitude		43-45
A Humean response to Reid		46-47
A case for representational realism		48-50
A case for direct realism?		51-56
Conclusions		57-59
References		60-61
The extension of color sensations: Reid, Stewart, and Fearn	Giovanni B. Grandi	62-64
The dissimilarity of sensations and extension, and Hume’s dilemma		65-65
Color and visible figure		66-67
Reid’s argument in the Inquiry		68-71
Stewart’s Dissertation (1815)		72-72
Stewart’s letter to Reid		73-75
John Fearn’s critique of Reid and Stewart		76-81
Conclusion		82-82
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