Naive Realist Perspectives on Seeing Blurrily
Naive Realist Perspectives on Seeing Blurrily
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朴素现实主义者对看东西模糊的看法
作者：
C. French
天真的现实主义者认为，相对于某种立场，经验应该被理解为主体与世界各方面之间的亲密知觉关系。世界的这些方面本身塑造了意识的轮廓。但模糊是我们一些经验的一个方面，似乎不是来自世界。我认为，这对某些形式的天真现实主义构成了重大挑战。但我也认为，存在一种强大的天真现实主义形式，它不会被我们某些经验的模糊性所困扰，即使这种模糊性被理解为意识的主观修改。
Naive realists hold that experience is to be understood in terms of an intimate perceptual relation between a subject and aspects of the world, relative to a certain standpoint. Those aspects of the world themselves shape the contours of consciousness. But blurriness is an aspect of some of our experiences that does not seem to come from the world. I argue that this constitutes a significant challenge to some forms of naive realism. But I also argue that there is a robust form of naive realism which is unfazed by the blurriness of some of our experiences, even when that blurriness is understood as a subjective modification of consciousness.