2002
DOI: 10.1353/hph.2002.0002
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Color, Space and Figure in Locke: An Interpretation of the Molyneux Problem

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“…The worry over inconsistency was first posed by Berkeley (NTV) and reiterated by Mackie (1976), Ayers (1991), Bolton (1994), Hatfield (1998), Berchielli (2002), Schumacher (2003), and Bruno and Mandelbaum (2010). If the newly sighted man sees the shapes of objects (even in two rather than three dimensions), Locke really ought to think he would succeed at cross-modal recognition, or so the criticism goes.…”
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“…The worry over inconsistency was first posed by Berkeley (NTV) and reiterated by Mackie (1976), Ayers (1991), Bolton (1994), Hatfield (1998), Berchielli (2002), Schumacher (2003), and Bruno and Mandelbaum (2010). If the newly sighted man sees the shapes of objects (even in two rather than three dimensions), Locke really ought to think he would succeed at cross-modal recognition, or so the criticism goes.…”
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“…4.In addition to Ayers, Mackie (1976), Bolton (1994), Hatfield (1998), Berchielli (2002), and Bruno and Mandelbaum (2010) all offer the same reasoning: ‘if the visual and tactile idea of the same square must each resemble the square itself, then they must also resemble each other’ (Berchielli, 48–49f). According to Hatfield: ‘Locke could not, with consistency, argue that the perceiver must learn the connection between identical determinate visual and tactual shapes, because that would have violated his conception that the same determinable, shape, is perceived by both touch and vision’ (987).…”
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“…See Berchielli (); for criticism, see Schumacher (), Bruno and Mandelbaum (, p. 169 f.), and Jacovides (, p. 135).…”
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“… Here I adopt the standard reading of the passage as advanced by Menno Lievers (407–10) and others. Recent papers by Martha Bolton (1994) and Laura Berchielli (2002) have offered alternatives to the standard reading. I criticize these alternative readings in my forthcoming ‘Locke on Perception.’ …”
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