Explores the representation, properties, and psychological aspects of colour through a pluralist framework.
Part I. The Representation of Colour: Introduction to Part I 1. Colour-as-we-experience-it 2. Colours as virtual properties 3. What colours are essentially 4. The natural concept of colour Part II. The Colours Objects Have: The Pluralist Framework: Introduction to Part II 5. The pluralist framework 6. Objectivist accounts of colour 7. Revisionary accounts: objectivist and dispositionalist Part III. Colours and Consciousness: Introduction to Part III 8. Colour qualia 9. The psychological reality of colour Bibliography Index.
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