“A mere Phantasm or Imagination”: Philosophical Skepticism and Joseph Mede’s Crisis of Sense - Shaping Sense
Hitherto, I have been focusing on the relationships established among the objects of the world and the objects of the mind predominantly in popular sixteenth- and seventeenth-century natural philosophy. I do so, in part, because the divisions between perception and reality, and between appearance and reality, for contemporary critical practice, are a given and are […]
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