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After-images and pains
Philosophy 41 (October):41-347 (1966)
Abstract
After-images, I believe, hold the key to certain much-debated issues regarding meaning and verification. In particular, an analysis of the relevant features of our discourse shows that views often held to be untenable or unintelligible or avoidable regarding our discourse about pain and similar sensations are not so easily escaped in the context of after-imagesOther Versions
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