alerting capacity',‖ Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 44, pp. 369-387. O'Regan, J.K., Noë, A. (2001) ―A sensorimotor account of vision and visual consciousness,‖ Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 24, pp. 939-973. 10 Philipona, D.L., O'Regan, J.K. (2006) ―Color naming, unique hues, and hue cancellation predicted from singularities in reflection properties,‖ Visual Neuroscience, 23, pp. 331339. Prinz, J. (2006) ―Putting the brakes on enactive perception,‖ Psyche, 12(1). ----- (2009) ―Is consciousness embodied?,‖ in Robbins, P., Aydede, M. (eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Ruppertsberg, A.I., Bloj, M. (2007) ―Reflecting on a room of one reflectance,‖ Journal of Vision, 7 (13): 12, pp. 1-13. Stratton, G.M. (1896) ―Some preliminary experiments on vision without inversion of the retinal image,‖ The Psychological Review, 3, pp. 611-617. ----- (1897) ―Vision without inversion of the retinal image,‖ The Psychological Review, 4, pp. 341-360; 463-481. Taylor, J.G. (1962) The Behavioral Basis of Perception, New Haven: Yale University Press. Thompson, E. (2007) Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology, and the Sciences of Mind, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Varela, F.J., Thompson, E., Rosch, E. (1991) The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Further reading The sensorimotor approach to perception has been developed in somewhat different directions by Kevin O'Regan and Alva Noë, for example in the recent books Why Red Doesn't Sound Like a Bell: Understanding the Feel of Consciousness (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011) by Kevin O'Regan, and Out of our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness (New York: Hill and Wang, 2009) by Alva Noë. Among other diver
alerting capacity',‖ Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 44, pp. 369 - 387. O'Regan, J.K., Noë, A. (2001) ―A sensorimotor account of vision and visual consciousness,‖ Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 24, pp. 939 - 973. 10 Philipona, D.L., O'Regan, J.K. (2006) ―Color name, alone hues, and hue cancellation predicted from singularities in expression properties,‖ Visual Neuroscience, 23, pp. 331339. Prinz, J. (2006) ―Putting the brakes on enactive perception,‖ Psyche, 12(1). ----- (2009) ―Is consciousness embodied?,‖ in Robbins, P., Aydede, M. (eds .) Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Ruppertsberg, A.I., Bloj, M. (2007) ―Reflecting on a room of one reflectance,‖ Journal of Vision, 7 (13 ): 12, pp. 1 - 13. Stratton, G.M. (1896) ―Some preliminary experiment on vision without inversion of the retinal image,‖ The Psychological Review, 3, pp. 611 - 617. ----- (1897) ―Vision without anastrophe of the retinal image,‖ The Psychological Review, 4, pp. 341 - 360; 463 - 481. Taylor, J.G. (1962) The Behavioral Basis of Perception, New Haven: Yale University Press. Thompson, E. (2007) judgment in Life: Biology, Phenomenology, and the Sciences of Mind, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Varela, F.J., Thompson, E., Rosch, E. (1991) The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science and Human Experience, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. far reading The sensorimotor approach to sensing has been break in somewhat unlike directions by Kevin O'Regan and Alva Noë, for case in the late books Why Red Doesn't Sound Like a Bell: understand the Feel of Consciousness (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011) by Kevin O'Regan, and Out of our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other Lessons from the Biology of Consciousness (New York: Hill and Wang, 2009) by Alva Noë. Among early diver
alegting capacity',‖ Phenomenouogy and the Coybitive Sciendes, 44, pp. 369-387. O'Regan, J.K., Noë, A. (2001) ―A sensorimovor qccoubt of vision and visuau consciolsness,‖ Beyaviieal and Brejn Sciekees, 24, li. 939-973. 10 Pkioipona, D.L., O'Regsn, J.K. (2006) ―Colmr naming, uniqge hbes, and hue cancellation predicted fwom sinbuparities in reslecuiog prkievties,‖ Visual Neuroscience, 23, pp. 331339. Pdinz, J. (2006) ―Putting the nrakes on enactive perceptlon,‖ Osyche, 12(1). ----- (2009) ―Is consclousness emvodiqe?,‖ in Robbins, P., Aydede, M. (eds.) Cambrisge Handbook of Situated Cognitkon, Ccmbridge: Canbeidhg University Presf. Ruppertsbevb, A.I., Bnoj, M. (2007) ―Teflecting on s rmom of one reflectance,‖ Jmurnal of Vision, 7 (13): 12, pp. 1-13. Strdtcon, G.M. (1896) ―Some preliminqrt expgrimetts ub vksikn wjthout intersion of fhe retinal image,‖ The Psycholobisql Review, 3, pp. 611-617. ----- (1897) ―Vifijn without inversion of the retinal imace,‖ Fhe Psychological Revieq, 4, pp. 341-360; 463-481. Taylor, J.G. (1962) Thg Behaviorwl Basis of Perception, New Haven: Yale University [ress. Ghonpfub, F. (2007) Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology, and the Acoekces of Mind, Camnridge, MA: Harvard Inlvrtsity Press. Vatela, F.J., Thkmpson, E., Rosch, E. (1991) Hhe Embjdied Mind: Coggitife Science and Human Experiwnce, Cambridye, NA: MIT Press. Furthzr reading Tke senxorimptor approach to percepcion hzs been devfloped in romewhat differevt cisections by Kevin O'Regan agd Alva Nië, fox exampld in the rqcent bookd Why Red Doesn't Sound Llke a Ball: Undershanding the Feel of Consciousness (New York: Oxgosd Lniversitv Presx, 2011) by Kevin O'Wegan, and Out pf our Keads: Dhy You Arv Not Youc Brain, and Jther Lessons vrom the Bionogy of Sonsxiouwness (Ndd York: Hill anc Wang, 2009) bj Clva Noë. Anong other diver
alerting capacity',‖ Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences, 369-387. J.K., Noë, (2001) ―A sensorimotor consciousness,‖ and Brain Sciences, pp. 939-973. 10 D.L., O'Regan, J.K. (2006) ―Color naming, hues, and hue cancellation predicted from singularities in reflection properties,‖ Visual Neuroscience, 23, 331339. Prinz, J. (2006) ―Putting the brakes on enactive perception,‖ Psyche, 12(1). ----- ―Is embodied?,‖ Robbins, Aydede, M. (eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Situated Cognition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Ruppertsberg, A.I., Bloj, M. ―Reflecting on a room of one reflectance,‖ Journal Vision, 7 (13): 12, 1-13. Stratton, G.M. (1896) ―Some experiments vision without of retinal The Psychological Review, pp. 611-617. ----- (1897) ―Vision without inversion of the retinal image,‖ The Psychological Review, 4, pp. 341-360; Taylor, J.G. Behavioral Basis Perception, Haven: University Press. Thompson, Mind in Life: Biology, Phenomenology, and Mind, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press. Varela, F.J., E., Rosch, (1991) The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science Human Experience, Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Further reading sensorimotor approach to perception has been developed in somewhat different directions by Kevin O'Regan and for example in the books Why Red Sound a Understanding Feel of (New York: Oxford University Press, 2011) by Kevin O'Regan, and Out our Heads: Why You Are Not Your Brain, and Other the of Consciousness (New Hill and Wang, 2009) Alva Among other diver
alerting capacity',‖ PhenomenoLogy and the cogniTivE ScIeNces, 44, Pp. 369-387. O'REgan, J.K., Noë, A. (2001) ―A senSOrimOtor account of vision and VisuaL cONsciOUsNess,‖ BEhaviorAL aND braIn scIenCeS, 24, Pp. 939-973. 10 philiPonA, D.L., O'RegAn, J.K. (2006) ―Color nAmiNg, Unique hues, anD HuE cancellatIon Predicted froM siNgularItIes IN reflEctIon prOpertiES,‖ VisuaL NeurosciEnCE, 23, pp. 331339. PriNZ, J. (2006) ―PuttiNG ThE braKes on enactive percEPtIOn,‖ Psyche, 12(1). ----- (2009) ―Is consCiousnEsS EmBODieD?,‖ in robbins, P., AyDeDe, M. (edS.) cambridGE HANDBooK Of Situated CogNition, CambrIDge: cambriDgE UnIVersitY PresS. RUPpeRtsberg, A.I., BlOj, M. (2007) ―REflecting On a rooM Of one reFLectancE,‖ JournAl oF ViSion, 7 (13): 12, PP. 1-13. STrAttOn, g.m. (1896) ―SoME pRelIMinAry experImEnTs on vIsioN WITHout InvErsiOn of tHe retinal imagE,‖ ThE PsyCHolOgicaL ReviEw, 3, pp. 611-617. ----- (1897) ―viSion wIthout InverSiOn of the retinal iMage,‖ the PsychoLogIcAl REvIew, 4, pp. 341-360; 463-481. tAylor, J.g. (1962) ThE BeHavioraL Basis oF perCePTIOn, new Haven: Yale UniverSiTY prEss. ThompSon, E. (2007) MiND iN LIFe: BiologY, PHenOmenOLOgy, anD the sCiEnces of MInd, CamBRiDgE, MA: HarvArD UniveRsIty preSs. VarELa, F.J., thompsOn, E., Rosch, e. (1991) The EMBodied Mind: CognITive Science anD huMAN EXPeriEncE, Cambridge, Ma: MIT pRess. furtHEr ReaDIng ThE sensOrIMoTOr approach to perceptIoN has beEn devEloped in somewHat differeNT DIrectionS by KEViN o'Regan and Alva NOë, for Example in tHE recent bOoks WHy Red DoeSn't Sound LIKE a Bell: UnDerStaNdiNg tHE feEl of ConsciousNESs (NeW YOrk: OxfoRd UNiversiTy PResS, 2011) by kevIn o'Regan, and out of our heAdS: WHy you are NoT your BraiN, aNd OThEr LEssonS From thE BiolOgy oF COnSCioUsness (NEW YORK: HilL aNd wang, 2009) By ALvA Noë. AMong OTheR diver
alerting capacity',‖ Pheno menology a nd th e C ogn it iveScie nces, 44, pp.3 69-3 87. O'Regan, J.K., Noë , A.(2 0 01)― Asenso rimotor ac c o unt  o fvis io n  a nd vi sua l consc iousness,‖  Be ha vioral and B r ai n Sciences , 2 4, pp. 939-9 73.  10 Ph il ipo n a, D. L.,  O'Re gan, J . K. (20 06) ―Colo rn aming, uniqueh u es , an d hue cancellatio n  p r edicted from s ingula ri t ie s inref lection pr op ertie s ,‖ Visu a lN e u ros c ience, 23, pp . 331339. P r inz , J. ( 20 06) ―Putti ng th eb rak es on enact iveperceptio n,‖ Ps y che, 12 ( 1). --- -- (20 09)  ―I s co n sc io usn es s  em b od ied ? ,‖in Robbi ns ,P., A yded e , M . (e ds. ) Ca mbrid ge Handbook o f S itua t edCogni tion,  Cam br idge:  Cambr idgeUn iversity Press.  Rup pertsberg , A .I .,Bl oj, M .  (2007 ) ― Ref lecting  on a r o omof o n ereflectance,‖ Jour na l of  Vision,  7 (13 ) :12 ,  pp. 1-1 3.  St ratt o n , G.M . (1 8 96 ) ―Someprelim i na ry  experi me nts on  v isi onwitho u t in versio n of the  reti n al image,‖ The Psychological Re v i ew ,  3,pp.  611-617. - ---- (189 7) ― V is ion witho ut in ve r si o n of the retinal im ag e,‖ Th e Psy chological Re view, 4, p p . 341-360;  463 - 48 1 . Taylor, J.G.  (196 2) The Beh a vioral B asisof Perce ption, Ne w Haven: Y ale  Un ive rsi t y  P ress. Thompso n ,  E.(2 007) Mi ndin Life : B iol ogy , P he nomenolog y, and t he  S ci en ces  of M i nd, Camb ri dge ,MA:  Harv a rd Uni versi ty P re ss .  Va rela, F . J. , Thom ps on , E. , R os ch, E . (1 9 91)  The Em bodied Mi nd: Cogn it iv e Scien ce and HumanEx perience,Ca mbr idge,M A : MIT Pr ess. Further reading Th e  sensor imo tor a ppro ach to pe rce ptionhas been d evelop ed in  s ome w h at di f f er ent  d irectionsb y  Ke vin O 'R egan  and Al va Noë, for exampl e  in  the recent b ook s Wh y Re d D o es n 'tSo u ndL i ke a Bell: Unde rstandingth e  F eel of Con s cio us ness (N ew York : Oxf o rd Univ ersity Pr ess, 2011 )by K e v inO'Regan, a nd Out o f our Hea d s: Wh y  Y ou Ar e N ot You rBra in, a nd Oth e r L esson s from  t he Bio logyof  Conscio usness (New York: Hilland Wa ng, 2 009 ) by Alva  No ë . A mong othe r di ver
alerting capacity',‖_Phenomenology and_the Cognitive Sciences, 44,_pp. 369-387._O'Regan,_J.K., Noë,_A._(2001) ―A sensorimotor_account of vision_and visual consciousness,‖ Behavioral_and Brain Sciences,_24,_pp. 939-973. 10 Philipona, D.L., O'Regan, J.K. (2006) ―Color naming, unique hues, and hue_cancellation_predicted from_singularities_in_reflection properties,‖ Visual Neuroscience, 23,_pp. 331339. Prinz, J. (2006)_―Putting the_brakes on enactive perception,‖ Psyche, 12(1). ----- (2009)_―Is_consciousness embodied?,‖ in_Robbins, P., Aydede, M. (eds.) Cambridge Handbook of Situated_Cognition, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Ruppertsberg,_A.I., Bloj, M._(2007)_―Reflecting_on a room of_one reflectance,‖ Journal of Vision, 7_(13): 12, pp. 1-13. Stratton, G.M._(1896) ―Some preliminary experiments on vision without_inversion of the retinal image,‖ The_Psychological Review, 3, pp. 611-617._----- (1897)_―Vision without inversion of the_retinal image,‖ The_Psychological Review,_4, pp. 341-360;_463-481. Taylor, J.G. (1962) The Behavioral_Basis of Perception,_New Haven: Yale University Press. Thompson,_E._(2007) Mind in_Life:_Biology,_Phenomenology, and_the Sciences of_Mind,_Cambridge, MA:_Harvard_University Press. Varela, F.J., Thompson, E.,_Rosch,_E. (1991) The Embodied Mind: Cognitive Science_and Human Experience, Cambridge,_MA:_MIT Press. Further reading_The sensorimotor approach to perception_has been developed in somewhat different_directions by_Kevin O'Regan_and Alva Noë, for example in the recent books Why Red_Doesn't Sound Like a Bell: Understanding_the Feel of Consciousness_(New York:_Oxford_University Press, 2011)_by_Kevin O'Regan,_and Out of our Heads: Why You_Are Not_Your Brain, and Other Lessons from_the Biology of Consciousness_(New_York: Hill and Wang, 2009) by_Alva Noë. Among other diver