Readership: Advanced students and scholars of philosophy; psychologists and vision scientists working on colour perception.
Jonathan Cohen, University of California, San Diego
1: Introduction: The Space of Options THE CASE FOR COLOR RELATIONALISM 2: The Argument From Perceptual Variation 3: Variation Revisited: Objections and Responses DEFENSEANDELABORATION:ARELATIONALIST'S GUIDE TO REPRESENTATION, ONTOLOGY, AND PHENOMENOLOGY 4: Relationalism Defended: Linguistic and Mental Representation of Color 5: Relationalism Defended: Ontology 6: Relationalism Defended: Phenomenology ROLE FUNCTIONALISM 7: A Role Functionalist Theory of Color 8: Role Functionalism and Its Relationalist Rivals SUMMARY 9: Summary Conclusion References Index
