The Illusions of Time
Philosophical and Psychological Essays on Timing and Time Perception
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Time Markers and Temporal Illusions
According to the thesis of temporal isomorphism, the experienced order of events in the world and the order in which experiences are processed in the brain are the same. The thesis is encompassed in the brain-...
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What makes unique hues unique?
There exist two widely used notions concerning the structure of phenomenal color space. The first is the notion of unique/binary hue structure, which maintains that there are four unique hues from which all ot...
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Perceptual Learning Explains Two Candidates for Cognitive Penetration
The cognitive penetrability of perceptual experiences has been a long-standing topic of disagreement among philosophers and psychologists. Although the notion of cognitive penetrability itself has also been un...
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Erratum to: Perceptual Learning Explains Two Candidates for Cognitive Penetration
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Theories of apparent motion
Apparent motion is an illusion in which two sequentially presented and spatially separated stimuli give rise to the experience of one moving stimulus. This phenomenon has been deployed in various philosophical...
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Introduction: Time in Philosophy and Psychology
“Philosophy and Psychology of Time” comprises papers from philosophers and psychologists who work on various aspects of subjective time. In the book, the broad topic of time is examined from different aspects,...
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The Time of Experience and the Experience of Time
Philosophers have usually approached the concept of timing of experiences by addressing the question how the experiences of temporal phenomena can be explained. As a result, the issue of timing has been addres...
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Further Steps in the Science of Temporal Consciousness?
Temporal consciousness, the field that focuses on how time figures in our conscious states, is essentially interdisciplinary and has received attention from philosophers and psychologists alike. Nevertheless, ...
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The Causal Theory of Perception Revisited
It is generally agreed upon that Grice’s causal theory of perception describes a necessary condition for perception. It does not describe sufficient conditions, however, since there are entities in causal chai...
