Absence and objectivity

Philosophy and Phenomenological Research (forthcoming)
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A growing body of literature about the phenomenological and epistemic role of structural features of experience, as well as on the topic of absence experience itself, point toward the view that absence experience is non-veridical. Here I challenge that result.

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Emmanuel Ordóñez Angulo
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