

Ep. 353: Reid on Visual Knowledge (Part Two)
Oct 28, 2024
Dive into the intriguing world of perception as differences in sensory modalities are explored, particularly the stark contrast between sight and touch. The discussion scrutinizes the philosophical concept of resemblance in visual knowledge and its implications for understanding reality. Pain and non-signifying feelings are examined, revealing their significance in our sensory experiences. The intertwining of perception and language highlights how our grasp of reality is shaped by trust and skepticism. Engage with these deep philosophical inquiries for a richer understanding of how we perceive the world!
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Sensory Perception
02:29 • 10min
Philosophy of Perception: Resemblance and Reality
12:32 • 9min
Cultivating Awe and Wonder in Everyday Life
21:32 • 2min
Promotions and Updates on Related Podcasts
23:03 • 2min
Embodiment and Skepticism: Philosophical Perspectives
24:35 • 11min
Perception, Language, and Trust
35:21 • 12min