This critique analyzes the ambiguity of visual and physical space concepts, suggesting new views of consciousness.
A gross ambiguity exists in the literature regarding the meaning of the concept of visual space and physical space. The source of this ambiguity is discussed and analyzed. Two different concepts of consciousness arc suggested in place of the former visual‐physical space dichotomy.
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Richard B. Perkins (1969) studied this question.
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