The Evidence of the Senses: A Realist Theory of Perception
by David Kelley
David Kelley explores perception from a realist perspective, examining the evidence provided by the senses and its importance to understanding the world. A philosophical work for readers interested in realism, sensory experience, and the relationship between perception and knowledge.
About This Book
The Evidence of the Senses presents a realist theory of perception by David Kelley.
The book focuses on the role of the senses in understanding the world.
It considers perception as a subject for philosophical examination, with attention to the relationship between sensory experience and knowledge.
This work will interest readers exploring realism, perception, and the foundations of human understanding.
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