Henri Bergson's Theory of Perceptual Adaptation
Dr. Peña-Guzmán talks about the French phenomenologist Henri Bergson's theory of perceptual adaptation. This theory holds that perception requires the adaptation of memories to the "sketches" of sensory experience. What are these sketches? And why are they incomplete? And what role does memory play in relation to them? And is there a role for imagination in the constitution of the perceptual experience?
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