Is perceptual space monadic?

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research 49 (June):709-713 (1989)
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Against the claims of Russell, Goodman, and Albert Casullo, this paper argues that the location of phenomena in visual space cannot be determined through reference to monadic local properties of the visual field.

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Lorne Falkenstein
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