… Roughly, of course, that any perception is analyzable as a complex of sensations. Much
of the evidence Kelley gathers refutes the thesis that our own perceptual objects are phenoil~…

… the evidence that has been presented in support of the idea that the MTL is important for
perception and ask if these findings pose a serious challenge to the MTLMS hypothesis. I argue …

… We conclude that, on the available evidence, the phonological deficit of impaired readers
cannot be traced to any co-occurring nonspeech deficits so far observed and is phonetic in …

… 1999), we have the broader aim of evaluating the evidence for top-down effects on what
we see as a whole – including visual processing and the conscious percepts it produces. …

… obtain evidence for the existence of the cause which is independent of the events it is held to
explain. … There is conclusive evidence for the fact that many of our sense-experiences occur …

… the question of whether faces are perceived holistically. This question is of interest because
some of the evidence reviewed earlier suggests that the “special” status of faces extends to …

… him from doing so would adversely affect the intelligibility of his evidence. (3) Where in any
… , no evidence other than direct oral evidence by the person who made the statement or any …

… it is the very property that makes perception possible. We … underlies the abil ity of the brain
to respond flexibly to the outside … Yet our evidence suggests that the controlled chaos of the …

… In masked priming, the evidence from the prime can be used to revise the priors for words or
… This is the same argument as our claim that perception involves integrating evidence rather …

… Yet most philosophers have rejected this supposed sim plicity and certainty: they have
impugned the evidence of our eyes and ears and thrown doubt on the empirical knowledge we …