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Introduction; Part I: How the World Manifests Itself to Us; 1 The Causal Argument for Sense-Data, ’Philosophers’ Hallucinations’, and the Disjunctive Response; 2 Naive Realism and the Argument from Illusion; 3 Intentionality and Perception (I): The Fundamental irrelevance of Intentionality to Phenomenal Consciousness; 4 Intentionality and Perception (II): Attempts to Articulate the ’Content’ and ’Object’ Distinction; 5 Singular Reference and its Relation to Intentionality; 6 Objectivity: How is It Possible?; 7 Semantic Direct Realism, Critical Realism, and the Sense-Datum Theory; 8 Building the Manifest World; Part II: What the World Is, in Itself; 9 The Problematic Nature of the Modern Conception of Matter; 10 Two Suggestive Berkeleyan Arguments; 11 Bishop Berkeley and John Foster on Problems with Physical Realism about Space; 12 Mentalist Alternatives to Berkeleyan Theism, and their Failure; General Conclusion

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