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    Supports→The coherence of Allison's reconstruction of the non-spatiality thesis depends upon the denial of a standpoint-independent perspective on reality.

    Allison's reconstruction relativizes claims about objects to a perspective (e.g., objects as objects for a certain kind of mind).

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    One potential Allisonian response to this objection would be that it implicitly presupposes that there is a way objects are independently of any perspective on them. In particular, the claim that (6) is compatible with all possible objects being spatial, and thus cannot be a reconstruction of the non-spatiality thesis, begs the question by assuming that that state-of-affairs does not need to relativized to a perspective, e.g., all possible objects as objects for a certain kind of mind are spatia

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