Preface: Intentionality and reality -- The imaginary subject of intentional objects -- Internalism and externalism -- De re intentionality and the limits of interpretation -- On the very idea of 'phenomenal content' -- The radicality of perception: beyond conjunctivism and disjunctivism -- (Perceptual) things being what they are -- Contextualism or relativism? -- Contextualism without representationalism -- Contextualizing ontology -- Ontology without context -- Unshadowed realism.
Summary:
"Esteemed philosopher Jocelyn Benoist argues for a renewed realism that takes seriously the context in which intention occurs. "What there is"-the traditional subject of metaphysics-can be determined only in context, Benoist contends, carving out a new path that rejects acontextual ontologies and approaches to the mind"-- Provided by publisher.
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