Visual Feeling of Presence.
Abstract: Everyday visual experience constantly confronts us with things we can interact with in the real world. We literally feel the outside presence of physical objects in our environment <italic>via</italic> visual perceptual experience. The visual feeling of presence is a crucial feature of vis...
| Publicado en: | Pacific Philosophical Quarterly Vol. 99; pp. 112 - 137 |
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