The Experience in Perception - A Defence of a Stative Conception of Experiences

Sellars' famous attack on the Myth of the Given, the idea that raw experience gives us knowledge without concepts. One of the most influential essays of twentieth-century philosophy.

Wilfrid Sellars

Can seeing something give you knowledge of it all by itself? This paper explores how perceptual experience justifies what we believe about the world.

Johannes Roessler

Does experience only tell us what to believe, or also how strongly? This paper tests the idea that perception directly sets our degrees of confidence.

Thomas Raleigh and Filippo Vindrola

Explores whether what we perceive is shaped by concepts or reaches us before them. A short, clear entry into the debate on non-conceptual content.

Uriah Kriegel

Explains how introspection gives us concepts of our own conscious experiences, using an information-theoretic model. A detailed study on the link between experience and thought.

Murat Aydede and Güven Güzeldere