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Knowing with images: Medium and message

• John Kulvicki
• 2009

Problems concerning scientists' uses of representations have received quite a bit of attention recently. The focus has been on how such representations get their contents and on just what those… (More)

Moral Unreason: The Case of Psychopathy

• Heidi L. Maibom, John Kulvicki, Shaun Nichols, Steven Davis
• 2005

Psychopaths are renowned for their immoral behavior. They are ideal candidates for testing the empirical plausibility of moral theories. Many think the source of their immorality is their emotional… (More)

Perceptual Content Is Vertically Articulate

• John Kulvicki
• 2007

ions from the most determinate perceptible color properties, however, do seem to be phenomenologically salient. Not only does one perceive speci0 c shades of red, but those shades, phenomenally, seem… (More)

What is What it's Like? Introducing Perceptual Modes of Presentation

• John Kulvicki
• Synthese
• 2007

Analog Representation and the Parts Principle

• John Kulvicki
• 2015

Analog representation is often cast in terms of an engineering distinction between smooth and discrete systems. The engineering notion cuts across interesting representational categories, however, so… (More)

Why Maps Are Not Propositional ∗

• Elisabeth Camp, Sara Aronowitz, +8 authors Dmitri Tymoczko
• 2017

Why Maps Are Not Propositional∗ A number of philosophers and logicians have argued for the conclusion that maps are logically tractable modes of representation by analyzing them in propositional… (More)

Isomorphism in Information Carrying Systems

• John Kulvicki
• 2004

For the information theorist, the lawful generalizations that subsume instantiations of properties in the environment and instantiations of properties of perceptual representations determine the… (More)

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