@@ -64,8 +64,9 @@ % Title Page \maketitle -% \begin{abstract} % optional -% \end{abstract} +\begin{abstract} % optional + Noë believes that the facts of color constancy speaks in favor of a particular view about color experience and a particular view about the metaphysics of color. Though we experience the persistent unaltered color, we strictly speaking see only the variable look or appearance. Moreover, colors are nothing over and above the patterns of variable looks or appearances. Though there is much to admire in Noë's account of perception, his views about color experience and the metaphysics of color are inadequate. Specifically, they fail to account for the very phenomena that motivates them. The root of this difficulty is that Noë has misdescribed color constancy at the outset. A better description of the phenomenology motivates a naïve realism about color and color experience, a naïve realism that retains many of the virtues that Noë claims for his own account. +\end{abstract} \vskip 2em \hrule height 0.4pt \vskip 2em \epigraph{Diuerse apparences swiche as thise subtile tregetours pleye.}{\textsc{Chaucer}} % optional; make sure to uncomment \usepackage{epigraph} enactedcolor.tex 91220fbc90f43633ecb855f4f05b8e39fbec8c72 PhilGeek eli@markelikalderon.com http://github.com/PhilGeek/enactedcolor/commit/c3e643bb86418190358c563e5c6b90a77b92a49b c3e643bb86418190358c563e5c6b90a77b92a49b 2008-08-23T11:53:37-07:00 2008-08-23T11:53:37-07:00 Added abstract 4cfa6b0870943d51f640fac72451c832fd140f41 PhilGeek eli@markelikalderon.com