Perception, Causation, and Objectivity
Edited by Johannes Roessler, Hemdat Lerman, and Naomi Eilan
Table of Contents
1. Introduction, Johannes Roessler
2. Tackling Berkeley's Puzzle, Quassim Cassam
3. Relational vs Kantian Responses to Berkeley's Puzzle, John Campbell
4. Experiential Objectivity, Naomi Eilan
5. Realism and Explanation in Perception, Bill Brewer
6. Epistemic Humility and Causal Structuralism, James van Cleve
7. Seeing What is So, Barry Stroud
8. Causation in Commonsense Realism, Johannes Roessler
9. Perceptual Concepts as Non-causal Concepts, Paul Snowdon
10. Perception and the Ontology of Causation, Helen Steward
11. Vision and Causal Understanding, Bill Child
12. The Perception of Absence, Space, and Time, Matt Soteriou
13. Perception, Causal Understanding, and Locality, Christoph Hoerl
14. Causal Perception
and Causal Cognition, Jim Woodward
15. Children's understanding of perceptual appearances, Matthew Nudds
16. Perspective-Taking and its Foundation in Joint Attention, Henrike Moll and Andy Meltzoff
17. A Two-Systems Theory of Social Cognition: Engagement and Theory of Mind, Martin Doherty
18. Development of understanding of the causal connection between perceptual access and knowledge state, Elizabeth Robinson
19. Social and Physical Reasoning in Human-reared Chimpanzees: Preliminary Studies, Jennifer Vonk and Daniel J. Povinelli
