Titlebook: Active Perception in the History of Philosophy; From Plato to Modern José Filipe Silva,Mikko Yrjönsuuri Book 2014 Springer International Pu

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Lazy Abstraction-Based Controller Synthesisuch do not have anything in common, but are entirely heterogeneous. In this paper I present an interpretation of what Berkeley understood the visual perception to be like before we learned to see things at a distance by analyzing Berkeley’s thought experiments about the Molyneux man and about the “u

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Lazy Abstraction-Based Controller Synthesise notion of a more passive and a more active aspect of perception is already present in Aristotle: the senses receive forms without matter more or less passively, but the “primary sense” also recognizes the salience of present objects. Ibn al-Haytham distinguished “pure sensation” (of light and colo