Wilfrid Sellars, Perceptual Consciousness and Theories of Attention
Essays in Philosophy 2004 Paul Coates
The problem of the richness of visual experience is that of finding principled grounds for claims about how much of the world a person actually sees at any given moment. It is argued that there are suggestive parallels between the two-component analysis of experience defended by Wilfrid Sellars, and certain recently advanced information processing accounts of visual perception. Sellars' later...