Spatial Phenomena in Material Places. Reflections on Sensory Substitution, Shape Perception, and the External Nature of the Senses. KU Leuven
From the outside, our senses are spatially integrated in our body in manifestly different ways. This paper starts from the suggestion that the philosophical formulation of the problem of spatial perception, as it flows from the modern opposition of mind and world, is partly responsible for the fact that philosophers have often explicitly disregarded the spatial nature of the senses themselves. An indirect consequence is that much philosophical ...