Sense Datum Theory

You should use as the model of the final paper a paper published in some philosophical journal, for example, in Synthese. Philosophical papers are usually divided into sections with subtitles, and there are references in the text. In the text reference you may use the name of the author, the year of publication, and the page numbers. The paper should have a 100-150 word abstract at the beginning. The reference in the list of references should consist of the name of the author, the title of an article or a book, and the place of publication, the journal or book where the article was published. In the case of an Internet publication, you should give the Internet address and the date when it was accessed. For example, a vague reference to the Stanford Encyclopedia is not sufficient. The article should be typed with 1 ½ spacing, 12 point Times Roman font. The draft has no title please choose one. the draft also lacks the required abstract and essential references. The main topic of the paper seems to be the sense-datum theory of perception. When you write about the sense-datum theories (there are several ways to understand the concept of sense datum), it is important to give a good exposition of them. For a good survey, you should consult the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy article on sense-data: Huemer, Michael, 2017, ‘Sense-Data’, The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2017 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.)