April 1950
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Philosophical Review
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... Hoffmeyer (2008a, p. 188) further characterizes experience as "analog codings of meaningful parts of our surroundings," which take the form of iconic, spatiotemporal representations of the environment we inhabit. Referencing Dewey (1971), Hoffmeyer underscores that these representations possess a dual nature; they are not solely epistemological constructs but also practical and functional, arising from interactions with the environment and leading to further interactions. ...
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April 1950
Philosophical Review