Experience Without Cognitive Contact with the World: Comments on Anil Gupta
摘要
An attractive thought about perceptual experience is that it puts us in contact with the world, that it is “openness to the layout of reality” (McDowell, Philosophical Quarterly 44:190–205, 1994/1996: 26), that in perception we are confronted with the world. It is openness to the layout of reality that Johnston longs for in this vignette.