Introduction

striving for objectivity in space

Tony Cheng, Paul F. Snowdon

791-797

Agency, perception, space and subjectivity

Rick Grush, Alison Springle

799-818

How to be an objectivist about colour

Frank Jackson

819-831

Spatial phenomena in material places

reflections on sensory substitution, shape perception, and the external nature of the senses

Filip Mattens

833-854

Are perspectival shapes seen or imagined?

an experimental approach

John Schwenkler, Assaf Weksler

855-877

Perceptual objectivity and the limits of perception

Mark Textor

879-892

The exercise of the object

Charles Travis

893-917

What is it like to think about oneself?

de se thought and phenomenal intentionality

Kyle Banick

919-932

Is perceiving bodily action?

Kenneth Aizawa

933-946

Exploring conceptual thinking and pure concepts from a first person perspective

Renatus Ziegler, Ulrich Weger

947-972

Reasons for pragmatism

affording epistemic contact in a shared environment

Ludger Van Dijk, Erik Myin

973-997