Blur and interoceptive vision

Abstract The paper presents a new philosophical theory of blurred vision according to which visual experiences have two types content: exteroceptive content, characterizing external entities, and interoceptive the state system. In particular, it is claimed that blurriness-related phenomenology interoceptively acuity in relation eye focus. proposed consistent with representationalist thesis phenomenal character supervenes on representational content strong transparency formulated terms mind-independentness. Furthermore, approach free from controversial assumptions adopted by other theories able account for epistemic motivational role blur, i.e. provide prima facie justification beliefs regarding our motivate actions directed toward eyes.