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  • PhilBio.net
    ** Specialties: Philosophy of mind, especially perception, philosophy of biology, natural selection (via PhilPapers profile) ** Specialties: history of philosophy of biology, perception, neuroscience and psychology
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  • Austalasian and Canadian Programs by Specialty
    <categorytree showcount=on depth=0 mode=pages>perception</categorytree>
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  • Specialties Categories
    [[Category:perception]]
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  • University of Toronto
    ** Specialties: Philosophy of mind, especially perception, philosophy of biology, natural selection (via PhilPapers profile) [[Category:perception]]
    2 KB (215 words) - 16:49, 10 January 2015
  • University of Pennsylvania
    ...escartes to Kant. In Jose Filipe Silva and Mikko Yrjonsuri (eds), ''Active Perception in the History of Philosophy: From Plato to Modern Philosophy'', Springer.
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  • Main Page
    ** Specialties: Philosophy of mind, especially perception, philosophy of biology, natural selection (via PhilPapers profile) ...hy of Cognitive Science, Developmental Biology, Epigenetics, Philosophy of perception, Animal Cognition, Visual Neuroscience, Kinds of Inheritance System: Genes,
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  • All Programs
    ** Specialties: Philosophy of mind, especially perception, philosophy of biology, natural selection (via PhilPapers profile) ** Specialties: history of philosophy of biology, perception, neuroscience and psychology
    61 KB (7,922 words) - 22:07, 8 February 2015
  • Canada Ph.D. Programs
    ** Specialties: Philosophy of mind, especially perception, philosophy of biology, natural selection (via PhilPapers profile)
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  • United States Ph.D. Programs
    ** Specialties: history of philosophy of biology, perception, neuroscience and psychology
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  • Talk:Michigan State University
    ...a state of sin and is condemned to hell not only increases Hamlet’s perception of injustice but also, paradoxically, casts further doubt for the reliabili ...™s inaction in such a scene isn't the result of cowardice or even of the perception of moral ambiguity but rather from the very thoroughness of his commitment:
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