Contents, psycho-physical products and representations. some notes on the theories of Kazimierz Twardowski

Jens Cavallin

pp. 185-208

in: Liliana Albertazzi (ed), The dawn of cognitive science, Berlin, Springer, 2001

Abstract

The content of a presentation is, generally speaking, one particular kind of object. All general features, notably mereological features, belonging to objects in general therefore also apply to contents. As a mental phenomenon² we could direct a second presentation to it, in reflection: we have a presentation of a presentation. We could also submit judgements, have feelings, etc., about it.

Cited authors

Twardowski Kazimierz