Based upon the natural limits of observation, we tackle a critical review of Dretske's
approach to information, knowledge and perception. The physics of the manifestation of an …

Based upon the natural limits of observation, we tackle a critical review of Dretske's
approach to information, knowledge and perception. The physics of the manifestation of an …

In this second part of our inquiry into the relation between information and cognition, we
delve into the physical limits of the manifestation of an arbitrary object first with …

This volume examines a selection of topics that Fred Dretske addressed in his philosophical
career. The topics range from one of the earliest problems Dretske analyzed, the nature of …

In early essays and in more recent work, Fred Dretske argues against the closure of
perception, perceptual knowledge, and knowledge itself. In this essay I review his case and …

In this commentary on Don Ihde's paper “Stretching the in-between: embodiment and
beyond” I argue that perceptions and observations are based on tacit frames and these …

In his earlier writings, Fred Dretske proposed an anti-skeptical strategy that is based on a
rejection of the view that knowledge is closed under known entailment. This strategy is …

This collection of essays by eminent philosopher Fred Dretske brings together work on the
theory of knowledge and philosophy of mind spanning thirty years. The two areas combine …

Plausibly perceptual knowledge satisfies the following:(1) It is knowledge about things from
the way they appear.(2) It can embrace more than the way things appear.(3) It is …

Abstract In Knowledge and the Flow of Information, Fred Dretske explains representational
content by appealing to natural indication: a mental representation has its content in virtue of …