Susanna Siegel is Edgar Pierce Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University. She is author of numerous articles in the philosophy of perception and epistemology, including several that brought cognitive penetrability into focus for analytic epistemologists. Her book The Contents of Visual Experience (Oxford University Press 2010) won the 2012 Walter Channing Cabot prize. It develops a method of phenomenal contrast for determining which properties are represented in perception, defends the view that perception can represent properties as complex as kinds, causation, and personal identity, and has been discussed widely in the philosophy of mind, epistemology, and moral philosophy.

The Rationality of Perception is a very skilled and original work. I am glad I have read it and I would recommend anyone interested in the issues to do so.

• PART I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION; PART II. DEFENDING THE SOLUTION: THE EPISTEMIC PROFILE OF EXPERIENCE; PART III. APPLICATIONS

Susanna Siegel is Edgar Pierce Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University. She is author of numerous articles in the philosophy of perception and epistemology, including several that brought cognitive penetrability into focus for analytic epistemologists. Her book The Contents of Visual Experience (Oxford University Press 2010) won the 2012 Walter Channing Cabot prize. It develops a method of phenomenal contrast for determining which properties are represented in perception, defends the view that perception can represent properties as complex as kinds, causation, and personal identity, and has been discussed widely in the philosophy of mind, epistemology, and moral philosophy.

The Rationality of Perception is a very skilled and original work. I am glad I have read it and I would recommend anyone interested in the issues to do so.

• PART I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION; PART II. DEFENDING THE SOLUTION: THE EPISTEMIC PROFILE OF EXPERIENCE; PART III. APPLICATIONS

Susanna Siegel is Edgar Pierce Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University. She is author of numerous articles in the philosophy of perception and epistemology, including several that brought cognitive penetrability into focus for analytic epistemologists. Her book The Contents of Visual Experience (Oxford University Press 2010) won the 2012 Walter Channing Cabot prize. It develops a method of phenomenal contrast for determining which properties are represented in perception, defends the view that perception can represent properties as complex as kinds, causation, and personal identity, and has been discussed widely in the philosophy of mind, epistemology, and moral philosophy.

The Rationality of Perception is a very skilled and original work. I am glad I have read it and I would recommend anyone interested in the issues to do so.

• PART I. THE PROBLEM AND ITS SOLUTION; PART II. DEFENDING THE SOLUTION: THE EPISTEMIC PROFILE OF EXPERIENCE; PART III. APPLICATIONS