SI: Chalmers on Virtual Reality Introduction.
In June 2016, David Chalmers delivered the Petrus Hispanus Lectures at the LanCog research group, University of Lisbon, on the subject of objects, properties, and perception in virtual reality environments. The paper resulting from these lectures was subsequently published in Disputatio as "The Virt...
| Publicado en: | Disputatio: International Journal of Philosophy Vol. 11; no. 55; pp. 291 - 297 |
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