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What is Explanatorily Fundamental in an Analysis of Perception?
Perception guides our actions, decisions are routinely made on the basis of perception, and most scientific knowledge derives at least in part from perception. What is it about perception that it justifies our beliefs and provides us with knowledge of the world? This paper further develops the capacities-first view and shows how this way of analyzing perception explains why perception justifies our beliefs and provides us with knowledge.
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