Experience and quasi-experience

pp. 279-301

in: Joseph Mendola, Human thought, Berlin, Springer, 1997

Abstract

This chapter provides a coherently conceivable account of the realization of our experience, which meshes with the coherently conceivable and apparently plausible account of our capacity for thought beyond experience developed in Chapter Thirteen. It also concerns the realization of what I call "the primary imagination". Section 1 concerns experience, Section 2 the primary imagination.