Perceiving: A Philosophical Study

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Perceiving: A Philosophical Study is a major work of analytic epistemology in which Roderick Chisholm systematically examines the nature of perception and its role in justifying beliefs about the external world.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf book
philosophical work
work of analytic epistemology
academicDiscipline philosophy
addressesQuestion How does perception justify beliefs about the external world?
What is the nature of perceptual experience?
approach analytic method
systematic analysis
author Roderick Chisholm NERFINISHED
contributesTo debates on the foundations of empirical knowledge
theories of perceptual justification
examines the nature of perception
the role of perception in justifying beliefs
field epistemology
philosophy of perception
focusesOn the epistemic status of perceptual experience
the justification of beliefs about the external world
genre non-fiction
philosophy
hasSubject epistemic justification
perceptual knowledge
sense data
skepticism about the external world
the structure of perceptual experience
influencedBy analytic epistemology of the mid-20th century
intendedAudience advanced students of philosophy
professional philosophers
language English
mainTopic epistemology
justification of belief
perception
the external world
notableFor systematic treatment of perception in analytic epistemology
philosophicalIssue criteria for justified perceptual belief
the analysis of seeing and sensing
the relation between appearance and reality
philosophicalTradition analytic philosophy
relatedWorkOfAuthor Theory of Knowledge NERFINISHED

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