Aesthetics, Afferent Processing Mechanisms, and the Categories of Conflation

Philosophy of Consciousness
16/05/2014

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There is an aspect to aesthetics that takes it beyond the bounds of coherent conceptual analysis. It shares this characteristic with consciousness itself. There is something about aesthetic experience that evades objective study and yet it is immediately accessible and … Continue reading →

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