Stephen Houlgate: Hegel, McDowell and perceptual experience

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4:37 Sensations are thus forms of sensory awareness. 7:30 Animals cannot think. 9:19 That the red is something red is an objectivity of consciousness 9:51 Hegel quote 11:52 Hegel’s Aesthetics, analysis of the unconscious side 11:56 unconscious side to consciousness 14:21 Construction 20:57 "It knows that what is thought, is. And that what is, only is in so far as it is thought." 25:10 Attention depends on my willfulness. It's not just a habit. 34:35 "...passive and receptive in so far as we are sensory beings, and sensory receptivity as such does not involve spontaneity, or activity, of thought." 41:24 McDowell's obection (according to Houlgate) 1:04:06 bookmark