This work tries to defend an objectivist theory of colour by a reconciliation of two theses generally considered as incompatible: physicalism, the theory that colours are scientific properties of objects, and revelation, the thesis that the nature of a colour is revealed by an experience of this colour. Those theses are considered incompatible because colours are presented as qualities, while science is only about quantities. After a chapter about the history of the problem, showing how we can understand the modern controversy on secondary qualities thanks to the revelation thesis, I show how to understand revelation, distinguishing it from phenomenology, and claim that a correct theory of colour must support revelation. After that, I argue...
The circularity problem states that the representationalist about phenomenal consciousness gives a c...
A survey of arguments for and against the view that colors are physical properties
The aim of this thesis is to defend what is known as the primary quality view of colour. It will do ...
This work tries to defend an objectivist theory of colour by a reconciliation of two theses generall...
This study seeks, on the basis of chapter XV of Husserl's Thing and Space, to reflect on the status ...
SUMMARY. — The concept of complementary colours, discovered at the beginning of the nineteenth centu...
Cette thèse interroge et analyse comment la lumière, en tant que phénomène naturel et physique, est ...
This thesis develops and explores a constitutive approach to colour vision, which serves as an alter...
The definition of colour in the nineteenth century whereby it belonged to «the feminine sex» constit...
The nature of color is an open philosophical and scientific question. In this work I develop a physi...
Colour variation is the fact that what colour physical objects look to have depends on viewing condi...
This paper argues that the enduring mystery of colour, in particular its el - emental effusiveness, ...
This thesis is an investigation into eliminativism about colour, the counter-intuitive thesis that t...
The functions and the place of color in painting were long a focus of debate between painters and al...
Masterthesis Eine phänomenologische Betrachtung der Farbe A phenomenological view of colour Pingbo Z...
The circularity problem states that the representationalist about phenomenal consciousness gives a c...
A survey of arguments for and against the view that colors are physical properties
The aim of this thesis is to defend what is known as the primary quality view of colour. It will do ...
This work tries to defend an objectivist theory of colour by a reconciliation of two theses generall...
This study seeks, on the basis of chapter XV of Husserl's Thing and Space, to reflect on the status ...
SUMMARY. — The concept of complementary colours, discovered at the beginning of the nineteenth centu...
Cette thèse interroge et analyse comment la lumière, en tant que phénomène naturel et physique, est ...
This thesis develops and explores a constitutive approach to colour vision, which serves as an alter...
The definition of colour in the nineteenth century whereby it belonged to «the feminine sex» constit...
The nature of color is an open philosophical and scientific question. In this work I develop a physi...
Colour variation is the fact that what colour physical objects look to have depends on viewing condi...
This paper argues that the enduring mystery of colour, in particular its el - emental effusiveness, ...
This thesis is an investigation into eliminativism about colour, the counter-intuitive thesis that t...
The functions and the place of color in painting were long a focus of debate between painters and al...
Masterthesis Eine phänomenologische Betrachtung der Farbe A phenomenological view of colour Pingbo Z...
The circularity problem states that the representationalist about phenomenal consciousness gives a c...
A survey of arguments for and against the view that colors are physical properties
The aim of this thesis is to defend what is known as the primary quality view of colour. It will do ...