Sensation and Perception: A History of the Philosophy of Perception (Routledge Revivals)
by D. W. Hamlyn
Sensation and Perception offers a historical study of philosophical thinking about how sensation and perception are understood. This Routledge Revival provides a focused introduction to the development of ideas in this area, making it relevant to readers of philosophy and the history of philosophical inquiry.
About This Book
Sensation and Perception examines the philosophical study of perception from a historical perspective.
The book considers how sensation and perception have been treated within the development of philosophical thought.
As a Routledge Revival, it brings an earlier scholarly work back to readers interested in the history of philosophy.
It is suited to readers exploring perception, sensation, and the evolution of ideas about human experience.
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