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    If hallucinations and perceptions share identical intrins... — Carmelics
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    Supports→C.D. Broad's argument from hallucination establishes that the intrinsic character of perceptual experience requires an internal object of awareness, not a relation to the world.

    If hallucinations and perceptions share identical intrinsic character but differ only in external relations, intrinsic character cannot depend on those relations.

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