知覚意識における"現象学的な知覚の存在"に関する考察

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Natsoulas suggests that “phenomenological perceptual presence” is an important fact to explain perceptual consciousness. This paper discusses his “phenomenological perceptual presence”. He considers perception to be occurring in ecological environment and examines it as a matter of consciousness. He insists that perceptual acts present to consciousness their environmental objects themselves and that their objects have phenomenological perceptual presence. Furthermore he insists that this presence plays a role in mental functioning at our action with respect to an environmental object. However, I consider that his discussion takes on internalistic, sensationistic character when he treats relations between perception and other mental acts. This paper suggests that mental acts based on perception must be understood in connection with ecological envlronment if we consider perception to be occurring in the environment.
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