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    Adverbial accounts struggle with phenomenal variation: ho... — Carmelics
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    Challenges→Adverbial theories of sensation (Sellars, Chisholm) show that even denying sense-data as objects does not entail those sensory episodes are illusory—they remain real mental events with causal efficacy.

    Adverbial accounts struggle with phenomenal variation: how can one mental event have properties (like spatial extension) sensations seeming to possess?

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