Perception
work by Price
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H.H. Price was a British philosopher known for his work on perception and thinking. In his book Perception (1932), he challenged causal theories of how we perceive the world. He believed that our perception is not just a direct result of external causes but involves interpretation and prior experience. Price also explored concepts like conceptual awareness, telepathy, and clairvoyance. His work contributes to understanding how the mind processes sensory information and forms our experience of reality.12
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