Explorations

Future Paths of Phenomenology

1st OPHEN Summer Meeting

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Alva Noë

Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley

Bibliography 10 | Literature 11 | Talks 1

Précis of action in perception

2008

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 76/3

Reply to Campbell, Martin, and Kelly

2008

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 76/3

The critique of pure phenomenology

2007

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 6/1-2

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Sensory consciousness explained (better) in terms of "corporality' and "alerting capacity'

2005

John O'ReganErik Myin Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Phenomenology and the Cognitive Sciences 4/4

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Action in perception

2005

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Cambridge, Mass., MIT Press

Towards an analytic phenomenology

2004

Erik Myin Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

in: Seeing, thinking and knowing, Dordrecht : Springer

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Experience and the active mind

2001

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Synthese 129/1

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What it is like to see

2001

J. Kevin O'Regan Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Synthese 129/1

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Perceptual completion

1999

Evan Thompson(Department of Educational Psychology & Counselling Psychology and Special Education, University of British Columbia)Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)Luiz Pessoa

in: Naturalizing phenomenology, Stanford : Stanford University Press

Wittgenstein, phenomenology and what it makes sense to say

1994

Alva Noë(Department of Rhetoric, University of California Berkeley)

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 54/1