representational content
collocation in Englishmeaningsofrepresentationalandcontent
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representational
adjective
uk/ˌrep.rɪ.zenˈteɪ.ʃən.əl/us/ˌrep.rɪ.zenˈteɪ.ʃən.əl/
showing things as they are ...
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content
noun[U]
uk/kənˈtent/us/kənˈtent/
a happy and ...
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The problem of color realism, then, concerns therepresentationalcontentof color experiences.
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It is helpful to put the problem of color realism in terms of therepresentationalcontent("content" for short) of color experience.
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Marked passages also hint at arepresentationalcontentthat verges away from a single source or from a cohesive intention.
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The conclusion that reflectances figure inrepresentationalcontentis still unwarranted.
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This is their view of therepresentationalcontentof color experience.
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But surely we cannot attribute propositional content to therepresentationalcontentof the color experience of other organisms.
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Then an attempt is made to get a theoretical grip on this behaviour and its consequences for the notion ofrepresentationalcontent. 27.
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This is, of course, no more than a very simplified model of therepresentationalcontentof color experience insofar as it concerns hue.
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Let us distinguish, therefore, betweenrepresentationalcontentand trigger feature.
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So a real neural network does not generate a pattern of activation, and thus a determinaterepresentationalcontent, until it achieves some measure of stability.
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When we look at portraits of nonbourgeois subjects, the indexical andrepresentationalcontentof the images is often quite different.
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It is these idiosyncratically manufactured categories that figure inrepresentationalcontent.
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An additional (vehicle) criterion might be added, to the effect that a widely availablerepresentationalcontentwill be conscious when its vehicle satisfies some intrinsic, structural constraint.
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The resultingrepresentationalcontentcan be called upon in the future to help the child cope with a threatening situation, and should guard against an accelerating potential for anxiety.
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It is relevant because they are "empty" forms no longer filled by culturalizedrepresentationalcontent, emptied of the properties that specify them within a local culture.
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By contrast, properties like shape, size, and motion are categories of physics; here there is a much closer correspondence betweenrepresentationalcontentand definable physical properties that are system-independent.
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However, this does not debar us from using it to discuss the problem of whether high-informationrepresentationalcontentwould be an empirically sufficient condition of phenomenality in humans.
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Jackson is sympathetic with both our physicalism and representationism, but he thinks that there is a problem about therepresentationalcontentof color experience that we fail to address.
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She is known for her work on the role ofrepresentationalcontentin computer models of mind.
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According to the biosemantic account, this swamp-you would be incapable of computation because there is no evolutionary history with which to justify assigningrepresentationalcontent.
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