Does Hallie See a White Cup an a Desk? A Phenomenological Account of Hallucination Indiscriminability

Hicham Jakha

doi:10.18290/rf23713.9

Data publikacji : 2023-09-27

Tom 71 Nr 3 (2023)

Czy Hallie widzi biały kubek na biurku? Fenomenologiczne podejście do nieodróżnialności halucynacji

Hicham Jakha

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-3126-4100

DOI: https://doi.org/10.18290/rf23713.9

Abstrakt

W artykule argumentuję, że fenomenologia, a ściśle fenomenologia Husserla, dostarcza solidnych podstaw określania i oceny halucynacji. Analizuję argumenty Susanny Schellenberg na rzecz świadectw fenomenalnych i świadectw faktualnych, jakie znajdujemy w jej ewidencjalnej teorii percepcji. Aby precyzyjnie wskazać nieścisłości, jakie powstają na gruncie jej podejścia w przypadku, gdy halucynacje i postrzeżenia werydyczne dysponują tymi samymi świadectwami, odwołuję się do Husserla koncepcji wypełnienia epistemicznego, jako szczegółowej epistemologicznej analizy percepcji, która bierze pod uwagę fenomenologiczną złożoność postrzeżenia.

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Susanna Schellenberg, Edmund Husserl, nieodróżnialność halucynacji, percepcja, fenomenologia

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Jakha, H. (2023). Czy Hallie widzi biały kubek na biurku? Fenomenologiczne podejście do nieodróżnialności halucynacji. Roczniki Filozoficzne, 71(3), 183–203. https://doi.org/10.18290/rf23713.9

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