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    Challenges→The justification of beliefs by experience must outrun both the contents of attention and the contents of consciousness

    Experiential justification of beliefs is not exhausted by what is consciously experienced

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    Declan Smithies has argued in favour of a position according to which everything that is attended to is consciously attended to. He claims that all instances of attention must be consciousness-involving, on the grounds that (1) all such instances must have a connection with their subject’s ‘rational-access’ to the contents of her experience, and (2) there is no connection to rationality in the case of processing that is wholly unconscious. Smithies’ view is, therefore, that attention is essentia

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