Blindsight. Absence of visual awareness despite the presence of visual capacity. … Philosophical interest arises because the phenomenon casts doubt on the relation usually assumed between consciousness and perception.
The Oxford Companion to Philosophy
Blindsight. Absence of visual awareness despite the presence of visual capacity. … Philosophical interest arises because the phenomenon casts doubt on the relation usually assumed between consciousness and perception.
The Oxford Companion to Philosophy
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