Argle victorious: a theory of holes as hole-linings

Mollica, Leona

doi:10.1007/s11229-022-03952-z

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2022

DOI: 10.1007/s11229-022-03952-z

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Argle victorious: a theory of holes as hole-linings

Leona Mollica

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“…3. For a recent defense of the hole-lining view, see Mollica (2022). 12 Tucholsky (1931), p. 389;Eng.…”

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On Perceiving Abs nces

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Can we really perceive absences, i.e., missing things? Sartre tells us that when he arrived late for his appointment at the café, he saw the absence of his friend Pierre. Is that really what he saw? Where was it, exactly? Why didn’t Sartre see the absence of other people who were not there? Why did other people who were there not see the absence of Pierre? The perception of absences gives rise to a host of conundrums and is constantly on the verge of conceptual confusion. Here I focus on the need to be clear about four sorts of distinctions: (i) the difference between perceiving an absence and perceiving something that is absent; (ii) the difference between perceiving an absence and an absence of perceiving; (iii) the difference between perceiving an absence and perceiving something as an absence; and (iv) the difference between perceiving an absence and perceiving that something is absent.

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“…3. For a recent defense of the hole-lining view, see Mollica (2022). 12 Tucholsky (1931), p. 389;Eng.…”

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Argle victorious: a theory of holes as hole-linings

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